Is Honda still reliable? 2013 Honda Civic review
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- I review my 2013 Honda civic with 100,000 miles on it! Does it still hold up? Is Honda still reliable? Is it worth buying? I answer all these questions. Please subscribe and follow along for many more videos to come!
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My 2003 accord has 415k miles still drives like a charm
Wow that's crazy!
Wow yasss
Amazing
@lets box shawn that's insanity!
Gotta love Honda's
I could care less about fancy interior, automatic transmissions, power this or that, as long as when i turn the key it goes every time, and stops when i touch the brake, reliability is #1, i have my Viper for going fast
That's exactly why I bought mine. Reliable transportation to and from work.
It's the perfect car. Doesn't have direct injection, nor does it have a CVT transmission. Has a timing chain, not a belt.
You're right on all part but one. It DOES have a CVT. But it's a descent one though. It acts like a conventional transmission
@@automotiveantics From what I've read, the 2013 had a regular 5-speed automatic. The re-design in 2014 began the CVT era for the Civics. You would know your particular car, however.
@@gregnixon1296 you had me curious so I did some further research and you are correct. The CVT wasnt introduced til 2014. I'm not to proud to say I was wrong! Haha. Thanks for helping clear that up!
@@automotiveantics If you had a CVT, you would know from the groans elicited during highway acceleration.
My 2013 civic ex l is at 113,000. Super reliable. No noises. Car runs the same as when i bought with 6 miles. Interior is still awesome
Mine just hit 113k miles 👍🏼
Coming up on 98k
My 2013 civic just hit 25,000 miles, it's still a baby, I'm excited for the journey ahead with it!
@@slothymango my 13 civic ex l is at 151,000 miles now. Just a great car. I call it the millionaire maker. My civic allows me to save money to become a millionaire by age 55
I have a 2013 Honda Civic LX model and it has 161000 miles on it and I cannot complain at all it still runs like a brand new car and everything is Practically Perfect on it still. And the gas mileage is great. As long as it gets me to where I need to go and back home I'm happy.
I have 146K on mines. I had to replace my drive belt because it cracked. Battery alternator starter tires brakes oil change etc. Wbu?
What mpg are you getting average?
@@dc2k453 real world it depends on your driving habit. Heavy on pedal you will average 30mpg. If you drive easy and minimal traffic your looking between 42-45mpg
thats awesome! would appreciate if you coukd share some tips for taking care of the car
I own a 2012 civic lx, bought it brand new and at 80,000 miles only I am already facing some quite pricey repairs. Some get lucky with their Civics, some of us not so much 😅
I got a Honda Civic 2013 lx sedan and it has been a bulletproof steal. Thankful and grateful I made this purchase. No issues whatsoever
It's really impressive how Honda civic is durable and reliable, this engine is about the best machines all time... I've seen Hondas with more 300k miles running as it had 50k...just impressive..after 5 years depends on how you kept the car you can get 70% of it's original value... outstanding.
mine had 300 thousand ran like champ,everything worked,trans shifted great i did minimal repairs,,great car
Personal Review:
I bought a 2012 Honda Civic ES 1.8L (Manual) I-VTEC naturally aspirated petrol engine (140 BHP & 128 lbs/ft torque) in the UK. I paid £6,000 for the car from a main dealer with a full service history, and it was around 7.5 years old when I bought it (approaching 8 years old in November). The vehicle now has 56,000 miles (It had around 52,000 when I bought it 4 months ago). It returns around 36-40mpg in the city & 50-55mpg on the motorway. My combined use is about 42mpg on average, and I drive it mostly in ECON mode. I spend around £40/£45 to fill up the tank and this lasts on average between 320-360 miles, depending on how I drive and routes etc.
Pros:
- The seats are comfortable. You could easily do commutes of around 45 minutes - 1 hour and be reasonably comfortable. If you are commuting longer I'd probably opt for the leather seats.
- This car is very practical. The seats can fold up to stand items such as plants and suitcases in the bank, you also get a reasonable amount of storage if you fold the seats down. Leg room is also very reasonable. You also have a small storage in the boot under the floor, very useful for breakdown emergency items and insurance documents, spare coat and water etc.
- Everything works as it should, no glitches to any of the technology or odd noises coming from the car.
- The sound system is very good for this caliber of vehicle.
- Honda's reliability record it essentially bulletproof in these cars.
- You always feel safe when in this car and visibility is good. It is nice that you have a digital speed display.
- You have a timing chain and no a belt, which is always a positive.
Cons:
- It isn't very fun to drive. Sure, you can take it out of ECON mode and it is slightly more responsive but it never feels fun, and it doesn't handle corners at speed - I'd describe it in one word as 'adequate'.
- The engine sounds very rough as higher speeds, rarely do I take it above 70MPH as the engine just feels harsh and you almost feel sorry for it.
- ECON mode restricts the power of the car and it is thirsty for higher gears; even then it doesn't give great MPG.
- The engine never really feels powerful, considering it is 140BHP... It is not dangerously slow, but it never feels quick, I feel this may be due to the engine not having a turbo... A small compromise to pay for less future headaches, I suppose.
Overall verdict:
I feel this car is suitable for those whom have perhaps a small family or want something that is safe, reliable and practical that also gets them from point A-B without any dramas and whom aren't overly concerned with aesthetics being a high priority on their list.
It never really feels engaging to drive but you do develop some form of attachment to the car, it is very strange.
Would I buy this car again? - Hmm, most likely, yes. As stated earlier, the track record of Honda Civics are bulletproof, you always see 2000 reg ones on second hand car buying websites in good solid condition and there is a lot of evidence to suggest these cars get to 200,000 miles without any major issues. Here are some numbers with regards to reliability; The study looked into reliability, breakdowns and repair costs and then ranked car manufactures. The average car was 9-years-old and there were 200,000 in the study. Considering Honda ranked 1st in a reliability survey scoring 87% and average price to repair being £560 (In comparison, Lexus was 2nd with 87% reliability and £1,100 repair bill and Toyota 3rd scoring 80% for reliability and average repair bill of £600). To put this into perspective, 5th on the list was Hyundai, who scored 71% reliability and an average repair cost was £570. th-cam.com/video/sUIK7K_q8eY/w-d-xo.html
I would also avoid buying a newer model of the civic, the ones with 1.0L turbo engines giving 120BHP etc, whilst they may be more economical and fun it is likely that they will cause headaches in the future and it appears that Honda are going down the performance route rather than reliability, which is a shame. Also, I would avoid the prior generation to this 2012 model, if you can't budget for the 2012 then get the 2010/2011 model (the prior ones '06 - '09 had some issues which were corrected from 2010), but be aware they aren't as comfortable to drive and you feel most bumps in the road. Therefore, I would consider the 2012 - 2016 either 1.8L petrol or the 1.6L diesel. I am unsure of the 2.2L diesel on fuel consumption and I feel that the 1.4L petrol just would't have enough power. I am unsure of what these cars are like in automatic transmission, however, I have also not heard a great deal about the transmission being an issue... Here in the UK an automatic is hard to come by.
I hope this review has been helpful.
I absolutely love my 2013 Civic, manual is the way to go, it’s fun to drive, peppy, reliable and to be honest I love the way it looks.
The civics are seriously incredible cars, especially if equipped with the venerable 1.8 port injection motor. I have a 2015 9th gen hatch, built in the uk. With corona about, it’s the ultimate apocalypse motor, as it will survive anything and save your pocket.
I'm currently looking into 2013-2014 Civics. Right now, I'm borrowing my grandfather's 1999 Civic, it has over 410K miles, and it is still running pretty well. He took really good care of it, since it was brand new.
Just lost my 2003 accord to an accident my father passed along to me in high school. Bought a 2013 civic lx a week ago
@@AFatOcelotF and W
@@AFatOcelothow is it going with it after 9 months?
Just bought a '13 Civic, with 107,000 miles on it. Hope to have it for sometime.
My 13 civic has 65,000 miles and definitely drives like it’s new
Haven’t had a car for over three years looking at a 2013 coupe that I like might buy it
I have a 2012 with 25k on it. Was a car owned by an elderly guy that had a disability. As he got older he had trouble getting in an out with a wheelchair. So he traded it in to buy a van. So I bought it. It was parked in a heated garage. Absolutely flawless , everything looks new on it. Had 15k when I bought it. Figure it will last a long time. Gets 40-46 mpg depending on traffic .
After 100k I would change air filter, trans oil, and spark plugs. Inspect serpentine belt as well. Those tires look great for that kind of mileage.
Air filter after 100k??? Man I change it every 10-15 k kilometres not even miles😅
My 2013 Civic EX has only 51,000 miles. I've replaced the strut bearings and it has a bad shock that clunks over hard bumps. The car got 53 mpg (hand calculated) driving from Lake Louise, Alberta to Rocky Mountain House!
I own this in Pakistan in two tone interior. It's love when V-Tec kicks in. Comfortable drive. Absolutely love it.
I have a 2013 EX-L with 309k miles on it. Everything works, I've only ever replaced the alternator. Runs like new.
Good stuff. I just bought one with over 150k miles on it. Does not feel or drive like it has 150k miles. Solid car to own with gas prices being this insane
My 2013 civic has 300k its still drives great just a li bit slower.. Great car!!!
Wow thats crazy!
I bought 2012 civic 2.0 brand new 8 years ago. I have only done 45k kms. Your mileage is insane.almost 45k each year
@@binyanlumagnettradingltd5938 yeah I have a 45 mile commute to work so I rack up miles quick. I average at least 30k miles a year
How long the health battery? Where can i buy it for a good price?
Wow! How far did the first timing chain go?
My 2013 LX is at 325,000 miles. The steering wheel is worn like yours and some of the buttons are worn out. I bought some stickers for the buttons, but they look awful (probably my fault). The transmission slips a little going into 2nd, but not too bad. I replaced the wheel covers and the molding under the windows, which made a big difference. It still runs great. I average about 38 mpg. No complaints.
have you changed trans fluid?
I was going to but I had already put a lot of miles on it. The mechanic told me you need to start doing it early. He said the car gets used to the older fluid and changing it could do more harm then good. The transmission does hesitate a little going into 2nd gear, but I just let off the gas a bit and it’s fine. Up to 363k now! I am intrigued by the 23 Accord though.
You can get stitched leather kit for the steering wheel, I did it to an Acura I had and looked pretty good.
Have a 2014 Civic that I bought at 32,000 miles and just hit 103,000 miles. Only thing I had to do was replace 1 tensioner and I replaced the serpentine belt at the same time to be safe. She still drives like brand new, the engine sounds nice and smooth.
Nice review...I bought mine on Black Friday @ the end of 2013 $16,000 with Hondas Financing...paid off the Honda Shysters after one month to make the deal worthwhile....yes all New Car Dealers are thieves ....LoL...do your barganing well!!
I always do preventative with my Honda’s but I get 250-300k out of each one. My 9th gen coupe is at 75k I have done two transmission drain and fills (Honda factory ATF), replaced the belt, 7 oil changes (Enos 0w20), set of 4 Firestone fire hawk indy 500 tires, plenty of air and cabin filters. Next up is spark plugs at 80k with oil change. They go 100k but I Change them early to keep a weak plug from letting carbon build up. (Mods) custom cat back, 8th gen civic alloy rims, truhart coil overs.
Just bought a 2013 EX with 56k miles on it! Love it so far!!
I have the same car. I got it from my grandpa for only $6,400 which was less than half it’s value. Even used Honda’s tend to be a little pricey compared to a Ford or Hyundai or Nissan of the same year. Only 10,700 miles when I got it in September and I’m already at 32,800 miles lol. I noticed you got the same average 28.2 mpg as mine too. I have a heavy foot and I rarely drive with Econ mode turned on since it makes the car hella slow. Plus I heard that “average mpg” is just average so I probably get more than 28.2 lol. Zero problems with this car so far except for my grandpa and my friends getting trapped in the passenger seat since the seatbelt sometimes refuses to unbuckle. Only thing that bothers me about the car is the placement of that back up camera screen. I wasn’t so lucky with my last 3 cars. None of them lasted more than 5 months but none of them were Honda’s either 🤷🏻♂️.
But I HATE sitting in the back seat of these cars. Front feels like it has more space but the back seats are the worst if you’re taller than 5’6
I bought my 13 civic EX-L brand new. I love it. 108,000 miles now. My steering wheel is wearing too, not bad though. I LOVE MY CIVIC
If I buy another one it will be the EX-L model. I only have the LX
@@automotiveantics my 13 ex l came with sunroof, heated seats. Features i love. My car is so simple. Radio, A/C are easy to use. I like not having touch screen that came out following year. I really wanted the 2013 orange civic SI, but i cant drive manual. The 2013 to 2015 civic model looks the best
Just did new spark plugs at 107,000 miles for first time. I have replaced cracked serpentine belt. I got new rear shocks to at 90,000 miles
Watch the youtube video of guy trading in his 2013 civic lx for new used car. His 2013 had 500,000 plus miles in 4.5 years of driving. Crazy. Makes our car look awesome
i now have over 187k on my 2013 civic and it still runs great. if i told you it had 87k instead of 187k, i bet you'd believe me. i started having some trans slip issues while back but my trans guy told me to get dr. tranny by lubegard and he added it during a flush and it made a big difference.
i had a 2003 civic and traded it in for a 2013 civic and they've been the best cars i've owned, BY FAR. all my american cars were huge money pits. my 2013 has 165k miles. it's been a great car so far.
thats great! i also own a 2013 honda civic. i would appreciate if you could share some tips for taking care of the car
I still see these 1999 accords/ civic from time to time even in 2022
Just a 2020 update for people that read the comments: Below Mr. Real Steel sez he lost the car to a tree falling on it 10 months ago, and also, "just changed the oil" is a euphemism (for him) for changing all fluids- brake, coolant, trans - and belts. That is good information! Thank you! It is good to be proud of 100k, but you will hit 200k and 300k if you do all the proper maintenance. Not repair when it breaks down.
Thanks for the kind words! All true btw haha. I have a friend with 280k miles on his 2011 civic and its still kicking!
Nice review, im looking into buying one of these but the prices seem too high (average 2013-2015 civic with around 100k miles goes for 11-14k here)
what car did you end up buying? im looking at one of these or a corolla.
I have the same steering wheel problem. But everything else is great. 2013 civic ex
My 2006 honda jazz is 638k mileage still no major maintenance needed still do 5.7sec to 100kph
🤯...thats crazy! Congrats!
Hondas kick ass. My 2006 Honda had 300 thousand miles when I sold it was running strong
I passed my test a few days ago im viewing a honda civic 2013 tomorrow for my first car!
Congratulations!
My 13’ touring bought at 11km when we got it. 123,000km I put an intake on it “paid my friend to tune it cause it’s not easy 😂” did an alternator change and coil overs and new breaks it’s now 144,956km and it runs better and is faster
then it was at 11k brand new.
I have a 2012 LX Coupe with 62000 that is all major city miles. My odometer disappeared once from the screen so I had the computer refreshed. I changed the front brake pads but not the rotors a few months ago and I had to replace a battery sensor during the last cold snap.
How much was that
?
@@jacksonvang3429 The part from the dealer was like $90 I think.
I have a 2013 HF. Bought last year with 33.8k miles. Take care of it. Plan on changing tranny fluid every 20-30k miles and hoping to get 500k plus. So far hit 45k smoothly.
Good luck. I bought a 213 new and it's had a lot of problems. 93,000 now. I don't know if it'll make 100,000. I wouldn't trust it on a cross country trip.
I bought a 2013 EXL in 2019 $9k I now have 150,000 miles on it and it runs Great. Just keep up with the fluids filters, and spark plugs 👍. I’m hoping for another 150 K from it 🙏🏻. (Update I had to change the drive belt, tensioner, and brakes but that’s it!). Shooting for 350k mi.
i have a 2013 lx with 155K miles runs great
Wait a minute... Did you replace the tensioner because it rattled on acceleration? Super common on these civics to do that, but that should have been the drive belt alone. The tensioners on these do not have much play, and when the drive belt stretches due to age, the tensioner has extended to its limit and starts rattling.
I replaced someone else's 13 civic tensioner without the belt, and it came right back in still rattling. Got called a dumbass by my master tech, then he told me when that happens, only change the drive belt lmao.
Just bought the same exact car. 104k on it super clean 🧽 same color. Came with nice enkei rims too
Congrats!
Btw I get average 29 mpg with 10 min alight highway commute the rest in regular town driving, what’s ur average
Bro get a steering wheel cover-problem solved
I did some research and found out that year civic is one of the best civic made..I'm looking at one now at a dealership lets see if I could get a good deal on the price they're asking..
Going to purchase a 2014 Honda Civic Ex 55xxx miles on it. It should last a very long time.
as far as peeling steering wheel ...also..the black paint on interior buttons...sometimes the oils or chemicals on a persons hands effect these coatings..again..chinsy coatings and paints used these days...best to wipe down the dash/buttons also steering wheel often. dirty hands/varying body chemistry the cause when contacing these surfaces sometimes.
I’ve been thinking of buying one but it has 178,000 miles on it. Is that too much should I go for it?
Get a leather steering wheel cover!!!!! Problem solved!
This is exactly what I did few years ago and enjoy it every day:)
cause is probbably chemicals or oil from drivers hands...
Yep me too, I got a $50.00 leather cover. Still looks new on my 2012 with 50k on it.
My 2012 Civic EX-L had a shocking amount of problems around the 100,000 mile mark - the paint was fading, the transmission fluid had metal shavings in it (and felt like it was ready to grenade at any moment), the car bucked and jerked badly on gear shifts, the hesitation from a stop was horrible, there was a strange gurgling/buzzing sound when I pressed the accelerator pedal, and it ate through batteries and tires constantly. I had to get pawn it off at a dealer at a mere 104,000 miles in order to get SOME money back before the time bomb of a transmission blew.
I bought that car in 2015 at 39,600 miles with the hopes that it would get to at least 200,000 miles without any issues or expensive repairs. Instead, it was a finicky, temperamental money pit...I took good care of that car, too...
Wow thats crazy. Sorry to hear about that
@@automotiveantics I have to wonder if it was because most of the miles I put on the car were short trips with a lot of idling and shifting between P/R/D
@@ThisWangsChung I wouldn't think so but I'm not an expert on CVT transmissions either
@@automotiveantics 2012s had the conventional 5-speed auto, methinks
The 2012s are the ones I've found to avoid. I just bought a 13 civic ex and it's getting delivered Friday. I'm excited. After my research I avoided getting a 2012. I'm sorry to hear you had issues with your 12 civic.
I’m looking at a 2013 civic for 6k with 187000 miles on it is that a good deal?
my 2014 civic is 105,000 miles and still going strong. I don't get steering wheel tearing btw.
okay? Good 4 u?
You could easily get 200k out of that car. Good review.
I'm thinking 300k! Haha
my car gave out at 138K so idk , lots of civic passing 130k are complaining !!
@@martinorozco91 Currently 205K. Have not changed brakes or anything other than tires (oil changes obv). Drive it like a normal human being and it will last forever.
Justin Olson never changed breaks? Not even pads?
Mines at 170k
I understand that is a nice running car, and I have a 2012 civic that is absolutely flawless so I know. But that front bumper screams previous accident.
How so? Carfax is clean so...🤷♂️
My volume selectee knob is a little yellow which was like that when I got it last year, other than that it’s treated me great. I treat it like a rolls Royce tho ceramic coating and maguires protectant on interior just did brakes spark plugs and oil have it scheduled for ATF and trying to decide if I want to do rotors myself
Do you still have this car? How’s it held up?
Comfortable seats? I have a 2013 LX MT and mine are awful. My hip/lower back pain would flare up if I drove more than 15 minutes. Thankfully, the pain went away after I installed some seat cushions I got from Amazon. No complaints otherwise!
yes the seats are so-so..but I went from a 1996 Maxima to this 2013 Civic...I did the same, added the seat cushions, wonder if seats could be upgraded like we use to do in the old days?
Does the glove compartment latch rattle? Mines does while driving. my 2015 civic drives well.
No. Everything is solid and quiet
tighten up the screws... 10 seconds fix
I bought my 2015 civic with 6 miles on it and not has 176000 and still running great!
Thats awesome! If a tree didn't fall on mine I would still be driving it haha
I just got one with 13k miles in mint condition from a 70 year old couple couldn't be happier with it
Wheel bearing still okay? I have 2015 w/ 83k miles and my front wheel bearing are bad not sure if driver side or passenger side.
Never had a problem with wheel bearings. Traded the car in at 125k miles with zero problems
Real Steel Cars how much they give you for the trade if don’t mind me asking?
@@afewgoodmen228 $9k
Real Steel Cars 9k!?!? My 2014 Honda Civic lx has 79,000 miles on it where did you trade it in ?
@@GabrielGarcia-kx1qz haha well funny thing is I didnt trade it in. Part of a tree fell on it which totaled it and that what the insurance company gave me for it
mine is so reliable. getting 7.7 litre per 100km and its Automatic. only thing i don't like is gear change into 2nd, slightly bumpy. else its 100% reliable
Mileage is currently 109 000km
Riyaaz Shamsoodien my 12 civic when i drive it does that sometimes , do you think it can become a big problem ?
@@AliA-mz5oe , hi there. I took my car to Honda dealership for oil and gearbox fluid service and they tested my car and said it was perfectly fine as is. so not to worry.. its normal :)
Riyaaz Shamsoodien
Riyaaz Shamsoodien,I was wondering the same thing,,that little rev-up between that shift point.....otherwise I have over 36k miles,,,no problems..I did two drain and fills of transmission @ 25k...
my 2013 Honda civic EX has 156000 miles on it and it is same like new .. i replaced serpentine belt, wheel bearings. other than that i do my routine maintenance by myself..after watching this video i feel confident of going more mileage on it.
I think you can go another 150k miles with regular maintenance 😁
How often do you flush the transmission fluid?
@@qdog568 focus on the color and always check every 3 days in the early morning.
@@umbreon-wn2to what color should it be please?
The pads on the door, the pads on the center console storage, faded pretty quickly for my 2015 Civic. I always keep it in the shade and garage it. Anyone dealing w/ that? I know its not a big deal.
Yeah pads are just now starting to wear. No professional detail. I just like to keep my cars clean haha
mines at 240k miles, 95% highway miles.
What year?
You need to change the yranny fluid. It's a CVT right?
Is this incredibly fun? Because I’m still planning to buy 2013 Honda Civic for a couple of months
If you want the fun version I would buy the SI. The LX and EX and nice but I wouldn't call it fun. Major lack in HP. The SI has a lot more power and handles a lot better
I never knew professor Xavier drove a Honda
He doesn't, now he drives a Shelby GT500 🤣
Hello! I own one and it's the 1.8l petrol manual. I just got it 3months ago and I feel like it jerks a lot or is it juat my driving style and need to rev match (alot) especially when downshifting. Also the car is on 56k mileage and sometimes it is struggling to shift from 1st to 2nd gear and also especially Neutral to Reverse. I was thinking it could be a transmission fluid change since it is clos3 to it's 60k mark service. What do you think?
I dont have any experience with the manual civics so I cant give any accurate input
Try the transmission oil Liqui Molly Toptec 1100. Its for auto and manual transmission. For manual is perfect stuff. Used it on several manuals - incredible!
how is your automatic gearbox? please comment some more. is it smooth? is it reliable ?
I've had no problems with it at all. Completely smooth and very happy with it. Been very reliable
@@automotiveantics hi. Just checking the auto transmission is still OK ?
How often have changed the ATF?
@@rezo786 it was until a tree fell on the car a totaled it 😭
@@automotiveantics oh my gosh. Sorry about that.
@@rezo786 it sucks but what are you going to do 🤷♂️
So I have a question I want a Honda for my first car what year and what kinda mileage so I be looking for a used Honda
You should change transmission oil also! Not only engine oil
Is a honda civic 2013 civic lx with 116k miles for 7500 still reasonable?
how would the ride compare to a 2012' accord? anyone?
bought a 2014 civic 1600cc diesel ,about 9700 kms on the clock and it has been an electronic nightmare.no one here in Ireland can seem to fix it including a main dealer.it will be my last honda .
How’s the vehicle holding up now I’m looking to buy this vehicle in the upcoming week or two
Well...its was crushed by a fallen tree and totalled unfortunately BUT I think you would be really happy with it. I had 115k miles when it got totaled and it ran like a champ
My Honda Civic has reached 150,000 km
That’s crazy no brake pad or rotors needed? And no tire changes? That sounds dangerous
The car got state inspections every year and passed
Came across your video bc I’m lookin into a 2013 Honda Civic Lx Sedan. It has about 100,000 miles on it but I’m seeing a lot around is that it’s very reliable
First, thanks for checking out the video! Yes my 13' civic was super reliable. I would buy that car with 100k miles in a heart beat!! Unfortunately mine was totaled when a tree fell on it but I'm highly considering another
I’m thinking of buying a2012 with 92000, under 10,000?
Update: Saw the car Today for the 1st time and apparently I’m too tall (6’3) to be comfortable in the ride😩
@@BluePrint305 really? I'm 6'2 and fit pretty well surprisingly. I didnt even have the seat all the way back. Just had to recline a little
@@automotiveantics I had the seat all the way in the back and it was unfortunately uncomfortable for me. I liked it, but Maybe I'll have to check out a different Honda vehicle
I am thinking of buying this car used, with 45k miles on it for about $11k do you think that’s a good purchase?
Just my personal opinion I thinknits a great purchase. I would totally buy it myself
@@automotiveantics thank you so much for replying that makes me more confident with going through with the purchase, have a great day.
@@nosihlekabhungane best of luck!
@@automotiveantics Thank you so much!
How works in snow times ? Im from PA so im thinking to buy one
I'm from PA as well and it did fantastic in the snow!
Let's see that Nova!
Wish I still had it!
I have 197K on my 2014 Civic. I have the "si" with the 2.4 liter engine.
I'm looking to get one of those. How do you like it?
@@automotiveantics Love it. I use it for Uber. It is fun to drive when you rev it into vtec. Much quicker than the 1.8 liter for sure. Has a top speed of 130 mph. It uses premium gas but the gas mileage is not bad. 22 city and 31 highway. I have the "orange fire pearl" sedan and I get positive comments from passengers all the time about the color when I'm doing Uber. It is mostly stock with a K&N air filter. If you get one and take care of it, you won't be disappointed. And of course you must know how to drive a stick shift.
@@Tjtjboy I soooo want the orange! Great color choice. I'm definitely going to go test drive one, thanks!
2012 civic lx at 73,000 miles.extremly reliable I am the original owner ;) and cant wait to hit 100,000 miles
my 08 Civic still runs great at ~150k miles. No engine problems at all, no issues other than the TPMS sensors being dead presumably
I think it's a good car, but it's gray. You can get a nice steering wheel cover, but it's gray. You might could put some padding for your elbow, but it's gray. I would try to put 3 or 4 hundred thousand miles on the car, but it's gray.
I have same car and I couldn't belive It that on no traffic, driving normal. I average about 45 MPG😲. Almost the same as a toyota prius 😱.
Every car with a display will do that time to time
Great car I got my self a 2013 with 25k Miles, before that I have had 8th Accord 2.4 with full leather interior I sold it because I wanted something smarter for wallet being 20y.o. You can't compare isolation and driving long routes. But I am trying to fall in love with Civic after Accord has been sold. Solid Cars they seem both. We will see it. I drove Civic 125mp/h since I live in Germany. Not a good idea.. hahaha. Nice video I hope you are hitting 300k+ with it.
Nice
Do you ever use the ECON mode? Does it make any difference?
I have but I feel it makes very minimal difference. You might get 1 or 2 extra mpg on the highway but that's it. I never use it around town because I feel it pulls power, and the car is slow enough haha
I never use it. It makes an already sluggish car, even more sluggish. Not the funnest car to drive, but gets you from a to b in a reasonable manner, and is pretty comfortable as far as ride.
it’s now 2024 is it still running?
It got crushed by a fallen tree a couple years ago haha
how much did you pay for this car and how many miles did it have when you got it
Well back then it had 23k miles on it and I paid $13k. Won't see deals like that in today's economic crisis tho
Wrap it with an old school leather like the 80!.
Do you still have the car? I have a 2014 Honda Civic Lx had it for over 7 months now it’s a great car with great gas mileage I’m around 85k miles runs great nothing ever wants to break down
I dont. Unfortunately a tree fell on it during a storm and totaled it
@@automotiveantics dam that is sad how much mileage was it at when this happened?
@@automotiveantics and what do you drive now just wondering? :)
@@rafidalbotany1109 well I had a 2008 gt500 for a while but now have a 99 Jeep XJ
@@rafidalbotany1109 115k
I have a 2009 Honda Civic lx and I need a catalytic converter and I’m stressing cause it’s expensive
Did you look into aftermarket converters? They are usually cheaper than OEM
Change the oxygen sensors both of the them
My civic 2015 ex have 95,000 mile 😎
It's still a baby! Haha. 👍
lx model has steel wheels , and this hubcaps allow them to rust very quickly
Have yours done this? Mine never did
Real Steel Cars I live in South Georgia. Weather will rust those in no time. It’s just not finished enough , so if it’s parked outside for few years it will rust. Very easy fix as you’d think. So no biggie.
i have the 2013, the chinsy hub caps paint peeling and wheels rusting...winters in Philadelphia no doubt the cause...currently 36k miles...otherwise no problems... still original brakes,,just oil & transmission drain and fills @ 25k
@@russphilly yeah I live in central Pa so I'm familiar with the wintery salt problems haha
I really wish you turned it on
100,000 miles ain’t nothing for this year and model. I have over 600,000 miles on mine and it still runs fine.
I have 93,000 on mine and have always had problems. I would never buy another Honda.
@@Bilytkid sorry to hear that
Thinking about purchasing used 100k miles 2014 ex for 8900 don’t know if that’s good? Any common problem these have anyone know
i have a 2013 lx 155K miles runs like new. Regular oil changes, tire change, brakes, one time changed drive belt bc it cracked. pretty much it
Can you take another video in 2019 Honda is still relaible !