Honda Civic Usados en Venta en Waconia, MN

The 2009 Honda Civic DX has been a really great car for me. I bought it used at 20k miles or so and have put 100k miles on it over seven years. It has never broken down. The only repairs I have had to do are putting in a $5 relay which controls the A/C condenser. It gets about 35 miles per gallon combined city and highway. I can go 350+ miles without stopping to fill up. The clutch is really easy to deal with and has not worn out on me yet. A few things could be improved, but itÕs the lowest priced Civic so you get what you pay for. The interior can be pretty loud. The seats arenÕt the most comfortable for long-distance travel. They are manageable though. For example, IÕve driven this car from southern California to eastern New York with no issues except a little back pain. There is adequate truck and cabin space for passengers and baggage. The center console is lacking as there is no cover for it. The vehicle has small rust spots after 120k miles, but it was driven in northern states, which heavily salt the roads. I have been very thankful to own this economy car.

My car is very dependable and has never had any problems in more than 3 years. I drive it a lot across country and only have had general maintenance. It is reliable and comfortable. I like the sunroof and leather seats, and especially the seat warmers. I wish I had gotten auto start from the beginning because I would really use that and I also wish that it had a bit more zip when you were driving it. It is economical so I know I gave up some zip for the mileage, but I'd love it to speed up a bit better and give me a little more power. It's comfortable and fun to drive.

I may like this car if the Honda Civic takes its segment benchmark status even farther for 2016. Honda builds on the sedan's stellar foundation of strong reliability, safety, comfort and resale value with more upscale options at a value price. Whether you lean toward practicality or performance, there's a Civic for you. I may not Like This Car If you're looking for alternative-fuel or hybrid solutions, the Civic doesn't offer them, and if you want a manual transmission with anything but the sedan's base engine and base model, you'll have to wait until other Civic variants go on sale.