I drive a Honda Civic that has been a great, reliable car for the last five years. I have always purchased Honda's because I really like how well built they are. My last one lasting over ten years. My Civic is not incredibly stylish. It's a normal small car, but it's the reliability and what's on the inside that counts. I don't care to have an expensive car because I often hit things, so the outside doesn't matter much. My Civic always bounces back from scrapes and scratches, and the inside is really great. I feel like the inside of my car is a cockpit. It has navigation, Bluetooth, multiple screens in front of me with the speedometer, etc. The only thing it's missing that I wish it had inside technology-wise is a back-up camera. The performance of the car is decent, though I always leave the eco-boost button on to get better gas mileage, so the acceleration is not great. The fact that I can drive so far on one tank of gas makes up for it though and is amazing.

I bought this Honda Civic used at a Minnesota dealership with only 10k miles on her. From the moment I started her up, it was love at first sight. Sleek frame, smooth transmission, user-friendly (my girlfriend is a horrible driver but can somehow manage to be designated driver) and top-notch acceleration. I drove 26 hours non stop from St. Paul, MN, to Harlingen, TX. Even with the insane amount of traffic and erratic drivers, the brakes were tight and consistent without being too jolty. She is very aerodynamic also. Due to boredom and lack of better judgment at the time, I raced a couple of semis on the freeway a la Fast and Furious but won every single time, unscathed thankfully. She has the speed, endurance, and versatility of a rally car. I have driven well over 100k miles with her, and she is still the best car I have ever had (being a former Ford Focus & Toyota Corolla owner).