The 2015 Honda Civic that I financed was definitely a good investment for me. I prefer the small sedan because all I use it for is commuting to and from work. The only thing I do not like about it is the fact it is a V4, considering the previous car I owned was a V6. Also, for some reason the passenger seat tends to rattle. Unless someone is sitting on it, putting weight to the seat, it rattles on your drive and can be very annoying. Overall let's be real, it is a Honda, those things last forever. You can't really go wrong with it. Drives smooth, maintenance is low, literally nothing wrong with it.

This is my fourth Civic, and my experience with them has been excellent. The Civic looks great feels great and drives beautifully. Other than general maintenance, I have experienced no problems with these cars. They are reliable and maintain a good resale value. Have wrecked it twice, once in back and once in front, and you can hardly tell if at all. Great gas mileage, about 25-30 mpg. It is cheap to work on and rarely ever has problems, and when and if it does, it's usually minor or just a little kink. Very reliable transportation. Fun to drive, great for learning stick shift if you're a beginner. The car I learned on, I had no idea how to drive a five speed and learned within one–two weeks. It is great for a first car. It is basic but has a nice interior. Other than that, it's a great, fun, nice, comfortable, peppy little car. It drives nice, accelerates nice, and is fast. It is great for customizing or changing the stock to aftermarket. I absolutely love my 2010 CIVIC FD and look forward to having it for a very long time. If you take proper care and maintenance, it will last forever. I've known people close to 300,000 miles whose still drove like new. These are great cars.