The Civic is a fantastic, small, reliable car. We have had very little issue with the maintenance of the car, the gas mileage is great, and we've overall been generally very pleased. The seats are comfortable, and fit my husband's rather large frame nicely. The truck is also huge — he's had a Christmas tree in the trunk for a year without needing additional space! Although, having leg room in the front and a big trunk does make the back seat a little tight.

This vehicle has been the most reliable car I've ever owned. The major feature of this vehicle that should be considered when purchasing is the gas mileage. Routinely, I get 35 miles per gallon and can go three weeks without filling up the tank. Additionally, although this is a four-dour sedan, this vehicle has plenty of space. For example, it has enough space to fit an entire drum set, including cymbals and hardware. It has enough space to move personal belongings across the country, or take a 25-day road trip. I've never had a major performance issue with this vehicle after owning it for five years and putting 85,000+ miles on it. Civics are known to be long-lasting. I owned a 1999 Honda Civic before this current model, and it had 170,000 miles on it. The only major work needed for that vehicle was replacing the radiator, which was a relatively cheap process ($60). Overall, this vehicle has been a great investment as it is reliable and has a reputation for being long-lasting. With the expectation of 250,000 miles out of a single vehicle, this is an investment that I am very happy with and would highly recommend. Further, with increased versions of this vehicle, features of interest (e.g., apple CarPlay support) have been added that make me want to stay with this make and model after moving on from my current vehicle.