The 2006 Honda Civic is a great quality vehicle with a reasonable price tag attached. The vehicle is approaching 200,000 miles and has never had any mechanical failures. The seats are low to the ground, comfortable, and leave plenty of leg room. There are no issues with long road trips. In addition, there is surplus trunk space. I love that I can fit my golf clubs in there. The car has a sporty look and is fun to drive. You'll find yourself cruising through curves much faster than before. I barely have to slow down to navigate all the new roundabouts near me! Even though the car looks like a city car, it can handle rough roads too. No issues climbing steep, gravel roads or driveways in the country. The only issue I've had with the car is that the cruise control button broke, which is apparently a known issue for the car. Overall, its a great vehicle and I would recommend.

The car has been good to me over the years, I got this car back in 2004. It had 60,000 miles on it and now it has close to 180K. It has taken its share of beatings over the years. I had a deer jump out and hit the side of my car. I had a ruthless loose grocery cart during a strong storm rip its way across an empty parking lot and smash into the side of my car. My car took it like a boss. I have driven off road many times (sometimes intentional, sometimes not). Aside from basic wear and tear, the exterior cosmetics have held up pretty well. I drove this thing like a go cart and the engine is still pretty solid. Until recently I never had any serious repairs. As of late, I have had to replace the steering column, clutch, fly wheel, and numerous tires, and an O2 sensor.