Used 2016 Honda Civic for Sale

The tops negative factors towards this vehicle would be gas millage, its turn signals, and the lag when you press the gas peddle. For work and school, I generally commute about 100-150 miles, weekly, This total commute is equivalent to two tanks of gas or 11-15 mpg. So the vehicle goes through gas continuously and is not recommended for anyone on a budget, and their econ mode to save gas actually consumes more gas. I think eventually they will have to revise the function and figure out why is burns through so much fossil fuels, in order to improve the quality of their vehicle. The second main con towards the civic, is the fact that the turn signals constantly act up. There will be times when they do not turn off after you change lanes or make your turn, and it does not matter what you do, they usually stay on. Causing you to have to find somewhere to park so you can fix the issue. The last issue would be the lag when you press the gas peddle, it is more if the vehicle itself hesitating when you press the acceleration. This can take anywhere from 5-20 seconds to get the car going or to increase your speed. This does get in the way if the speed increases from 30 to 50, or your at a red light. Overall this issue could be overlooked but it increases your chances if being rear ended, especially if the other car is not paying attention, and for safety purposes it should be corrected. Those are the main concerns with the vehicle in my experience.

There are very few things I can think of that I see as cons. As far as improvements to the vehicle, I would say the car could be built in such a way that it's easier to see cars in other lanes in the mirrors. Even when I turn my head, I find the view very obstructed. I have to turn my whole body several times to ensure there are not other cars, particularly on the left side. The air and heat could be more effective. I have found I've needed to leave the heat on for sometimes 20 minutes just to get warm enough to stop seeing my breath. Other co-workers have not stated it takes that long in their cars, though they do tend to be more expensive luxury brands. I would also like to see some more features released and synced up with the car. I think remote start (from the cell phone -- features such as turning on the heat to a certain temperature from an app), self parking, and early accident warning detection system (to keep up with the Fusion, Malibu, etc.) would propel Honda, already a lot less defect ridden than the American brands, even further ahead.