I absolutely love my Honda Civic. I currently am leasing a 2-door that has backup cameras! For reference, my last and only other car was from 1994 so this car is a huge advancement. The backup camera is convenient, but also somewhat necessary. My biggest problem with the car is that it does have some blind spots because it is more compact. Without the backup camera I worry I would not be able to see everything, not necessarily behind me, but driving at me from my left or right in a parking lot. I have gotten many compliments on my car and its sleek, somewhat sporty look! While there are five seats total (two in the front and three in the back as a bench seat) it really only comfortably seats 2 people. This car is perfect for anyone who is single or for a couple! The front seats are spacious and the seats can move back very far, providing ample leg room. I have taken this car on a road trip across the USA and had no problems! The sensors in the car let me know when my tires need air and when I should get an oil change, so I feel safe and love the reassurance that my car is doing fine. I would not recommend this car to someone with young children requiring any type of car seat. I also would not recommend this car as the sole vehicle for a family with more than three people. While the trunk is spacious, there just is not enough room in the back seat for anyone.

I believe my Honda Civic is one of the best engineered cars in the modern world. Mechanically, the engine is sound and built with tight tolerances. The aluminum alloy block dissipates heat efficiently, preventing thermal damage to the engine or surrounding components. This is important, as heat and vibration are the two most destructive forces working against any engine or transmission. The distribution of weight, fore and aft, along with the tight suspension, give me a balanced smooth ride on the highway or during city driving. Electrically, my Civic is as reliable as it is mechanically. For that rare occasion where changing a fuse might be necessary, the fuse box is easily accessible. Thanks to LED technology, replacing tail lights, and turn signals is also a rare occurrence. At just over 200 h/p, my Honda Civic still manages to achieve 31 mpg highway, and 25 mpg combined. For all the positives I've found with my current Honda, the one complaint I have is the body rattles and occasional squeaks when the car is in motion. It's not so bad on smooth stretches of road, but when driving over bumpy roads and pot holes it can become an minor annoyance.