Honda Civic Usados en Venta en Tulsa, OK

My car is my sanctuary. Walking out of the office after a long, boring day is always made better by opening my car door and settling into the seats that seem to hug you. The experience is made better by only moments after I turn my car on and feel the excellent A/C system immediately start to cool off my car, but I'm greeted by my phone automatically connecting to my Bluetooth and playing my favorite songs. This car runs like a champ! I have put a couple Mustangs to shame with Honda's excellent speed and acceleration. I don't make a habit of that, however, because of the wonderful eco-friendly options in the car. I love knowing that I am a more responsible car owner by having a green vehicle. I have never had a mechanical or electrical problem with this car. The car rides like a dream, and the steering is precise and sensitive. I feel like the rear blind spot is about average. I have lovingly dubbed my Honda as the perfect "mom car" due to its extensive safety features and roomy interior.

It's an excellent little car. I've been on the road with it for 50,000 miles thus far and the only things that have been problematic has been minor interior stuff: the visor splitting at the seam, the panel near the passenger's side door likes to come off (easy to replace). Oh, and my battery has had issues, but with a cleaning and recharge it's been fine. I love how responsive the controls are. Some people call the brakes and gas oversensitive, but it's just right for me. The heads up display of MPH is intuitive and takes away that few milliseconds of having to interpret an image, you have the numbers right there. I'm a musician, and bought this car specifically to fit large people and instruments that I may be hauling around. I've fit a cello in the trunk and a 6'1" guy in the front!

I love how my Civic drives. It only takes a tap for it to go and stop, unlike some cars where you have to really push on the pedals. The gas mileage is decent on the highway, but not so great in town. The heads-up-display of numbers that change rather than a dial for mph is super easy to read. Another deciding factor for me was the roominess of the interior, which I've proven can hold my six foot brother in the front and a cello in the trunk! I dislike how fast it goes through batteries. I carry two sets of jumper cables, and have had to use them at least five times. The interior also has a propensity to mess up. The passenger's side floor panel right under the door pops off far too easily, and the driver's side visor plastic join breaking, making it useless.