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2012 Honda Civic
122,992 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$7,990
est. $115/mo
2012 Honda Civic
122,992 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$7,990
est. $115/mo
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2010 Honda Civic
93,873 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$7,990
est. $115/mo
2010 Honda Civic
93,873 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$7,990
est. $115/mo
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2010 Honda Civic
129,205 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$5,990
est. $86/mo
2010 Honda Civic
129,205 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$5,990
est. $86/mo
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2012 Honda Civic
140,165 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$6,990
est. $101/mo
2012 Honda Civic
140,165 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$6,990
est. $101/mo
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2012 Honda Civic
128,847 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$7,990
est. $115/mo
2012 Honda Civic
128,847 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$7,990
est. $115/mo
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2017 Honda Civic
15,200 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$15,929
est. $230/mo
2017 Honda Civic
15,200 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$15,929
est. $230/mo
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2019 Honda Civic
25,083 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$17,699
est. $255/mo
2019 Honda Civic
25,083 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$17,699
est. $255/mo
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2008 Honda Civic
116,628 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$5,999
est. $86/mo
2008 Honda Civic
116,628 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$5,999
est. $86/mo
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2018 Honda Civic
25,655 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$17,788
est. $256/mo
2018 Honda Civic
25,655 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$17,788
est. $256/mo
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2011 Honda Civic
112,249 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$6,195
est. $89/mo
2011 Honda Civic
112,249 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$6,195
est. $89/mo
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2019 Honda Civic
13,457 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$17,771
est. $256/mo
2019 Honda Civic
13,457 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$17,771
est. $256/mo
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2019 Honda Civic
996 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$20,323
est. $293/mo
2019 Honda Civic
996 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$20,323
est. $293/mo
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2017 Honda Civic
36,030 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$14,777
est. $213/mo
2017 Honda Civic
36,030 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$14,777
est. $213/mo
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2017 Honda Civic
29,229 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$14,777
est. $213/mo
2017 Honda Civic
29,229 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$14,777
est. $213/mo
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2019 Honda Civic
21,605 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$17,998
est. $259/mo
2019 Honda Civic
21,605 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$17,998
est. $259/mo
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2018 Honda Civic
15,812 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$15,988
est. $230/mo
2018 Honda Civic
15,812 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$15,988
est. $230/mo
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2017 Honda Civic
34,460 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$14,399
est. $208/mo
2017 Honda Civic
34,460 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$14,399
est. $208/mo
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2008 Honda Civic
122,952 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$4,995
est. $72/mo
2008 Honda Civic
122,952 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$4,995
est. $72/mo
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2012 Honda Civic
213,037 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$7,977
est. $115/mo
2012 Honda Civic
213,037 Miles
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Chicago, IL
$7,977
est. $115/mo
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2009 Honda Civic
89,312 Miles
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Chicago, IL
Accepting Offers
est. $0/mo
2009 Honda Civic
89,312 Miles
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Chicago, IL
Accepting Offers
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Chicago, IL Honda Civic Buyer's Guide
Honda Civic Owner Ratings & Reviews
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1998 Honda Civic - Great little car with Great Gas Mileage
I think this car is great. I get unbelievable gas mileage. It is small and easily parkable and drivable. I would highly recommend it. It is great for trying to parallel park in the city. It is not the most stylish car I ever owned, but I don't need style. There is no rust which is great, and it has never been in an accident. The interior is detaching from the ceiling a bit but its hanging in there. Overall, it looks like an old car and acts like an old car, but drives great, and gets great mileage, and is super practical.
Story
I took a long road trip with a friend from Chicago, winding around different places, to New Orleans and back, and we hit a snowstorm on the way back, from St. Louis to Chicago, and we slipped and slid several times but every time I was able to save it without leaving the roadway or getting in an accident or anything bad happening, and we felt so blessed, there were SO many cars in the ditches ... (more)
Pros
By far my favorite thing was the gas mileage. I topped out at about 36 mpg on the best tanks. The sunroof is great. I also love how maneuverable it is since it is so small, and how easy it is to park.
Cons
Being a two door car, it is difficult to have passengers. Passengers, especially tall ones, are uncomfortable in the back, being tall myself, if I sit perfectly straight, my head touches the ceiling. Driving steep inclines or on large bumps are a problem because the car is so low, it would sometimes bottom out. Also, over time different parts have started to go. The car currently has no power steering, and the passenger window doesn't quite go up all the way.
1998 Honda Civic - Handyman's Helper
I hadn't had a car, by choice, since 2004. But when I started doing handyman jobs a year ago I knew a vehicle of some kind would be a necessity. I went with an older model Honda Civic hatchback because 1) Hondas are reliable, even old Hondas if they were properly maintained 2) mine had been properly maintained 3) good fuel economy 4) good trade off between available cargo space and a vehicle size; it's easier to park a smaller car in a crowded city like Chicago. It's been exactly what I wanted and needed: a workhorse
Nugget: the owner knocked $200 off the price because a previous owner gave the car a camouflage paint job, which most potential buyers found unattractive. However, the painter hadn't sanded off the original silver-gray paint before applying it, so paint thinner, elbow gre... (more)
Story
I talked to a lot of people wandering through my neighborhood while I was in the process of buffing off the camouflage paint. Everyone admired my persistence.
Pros
The main issues for me were fuel economy and mechanical reliability. I've gotten that. After that, I wanted a good amount of storage space. With the back seats folded down I've got that.
Cons
The car is rather low to the ground, so I can't see much of the traffic ahead of me. The driver's side sun visor tends to sag, so I have to keep pushing it back up. I need to replace the driver's side view mirror because it's cracked.
2004 Honda Civic -
My 2004 Honda Civic Lx is my first car ever, and I've been having it for two years, and it has about 18,000 miles on it. I have literally traveled with it from Chicago to Ohio, so that's about 260 miles back and forth. The most important thing that I really like about my car is that is how great it saves gas. Every two weeks, I pay about $20 for a full tank of gas. With the miles it has, the car performs well! I try to get my cars oil changed and a tune-up every one–two months.
Story
Anything really fun or memorable is being able to travel with my car. I didn't really do much when I was living in Chicago. It was typically travel to work and come back home, but now that I live in Ohio, I love taking road trips.
Pros
Some pros that I have about my 2004 Honda Civic are gas efficiency, interior, space, size and performance. Like I stated in the review section, the gas in my car last about two weeks, and it is pretty inexpensive. For my gas tank to be completely full, it fills completely with nine gallons. A car's interior is very important to me. One thing that I don't really like is leather just because if it is really hot outside, the seats will be hot -- same thing goes if it is cold outside. You don't really have to worry about that with suede seats (I think that's the material in my car, not sure), ... (more)
Cons
There are only two cons that I have about my 2004 Honda Civic Lx and they are the body or material of the car and interior. The thing about the body/material of the car is that I feel like it is kind of cheap. If you do any little thing, like place something on top of the car, it easily gets dented or scratched. The material of the interior, for example the seats, are nice but they can easily get stained. If it were leather, you can easily clean it up, but you also have to keep in mind that it can tear and crack. Both materials have pros and cons.
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2010 Honda Civic - Fletcher Jones Honda Chicago
I liked this dealership because they are conveniently located when I didn't have a car. Additionally, they did not attempt to treat me differently because I am a woman and were straightforward with me during all negotiations. There was no game playing that I was aware of (or they did it really well and it went over my head), either way, I felt like I got a fair deal and the purchase went smoothly.
2005 Honda Civic - Grossinger Honda Chicago
Grossinger Honda was so great because it was straightforward and easy. Friendly sales team. No pressure, no b. s. , and I was able to negotiate a great price without any exaggerated acting, like sales people tend to do. The facility is nice, and they took an older car and made it look brand new. I couldn't be more pleased with my purchase!
2008 Honda Civic - Grossinger Honda Chicago
Very large selection, very helpful staff that offered additional information on the vehicles, possibility of repairs through my insurance and the longevity of the car for my purposes.
2007 Honda Civic - Grossinger Honda Chicago
Very friendly to customers. Helped me purchase a car that fit all my family, travel and commuter needs.
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