I love the way this car holds up. I've rarely had problems with it even though I bought it used and I've had it for nearly ten years. I used to drive it thirty minutes to an hour to one of the surrounding cities in my area three to five times a week. It's comfortable inside. I mean it doesn't have a back massager or a high tech stereo, or really specific temperature controls. But I'm an average sized guy and I never feel cramped in the thing. If you put down the back seats you would be surprised how much you can fit back there. It's fun to drive. People who get really pumped up about fixing up cars always want to buy it from me. While it is small and probably couldn't take a hit that well. You can count on it's tight, turning, and amazingly reliable handling. The dented body and scratched paint job are evidence I've had my car for a long time. It's a good car for me because it's reliable and I can't afford to fix that stuff.

Honda Civics are generally considered one of the most reliable and affordable cars on the market, and as an owner of one, I have to say that I agree. I purchased the vehicle at the end of 2017--meaning it was nearly 3 years old an had around 45k miles on it. I have a long daily commute and needed a reliable vehicle that would get decent MPGs. I was pleasantly surprised to find that this 2015 Civic has a digital output that allows you to keep track of what types of terrain have the most impact on your fuel efficiency. On average, I noticed that I got 34 miles to the gallon, nearly twice that of my former vehicle. The dash is entirely automated, and there are back-up cameras to ensure that you have an extra level of assurance when maneuvering the vehicle. I love the temperature and output adjustments and find the user interface of the computerized aspects of the vehicle very easy to understand. The only cons about this vehicle are as follows: due to the economy size of the car, it is a full-size 4-door sedan but is very low to the ground making it a difficult vehicle to access for anyone with mobility issues. There is also no compatibility between my year model and android phones--making it impossible to sync your audio devices with the car's internal sound system if you don't have an Apple product (i.e. my iPod works fine, but my Android phone with audio files will not play through the speakers in the car).