Used Honda Civic for Sale in Garland, TX

I love how unique my 1992 Honda Civic VX looks. It is a small, yet very stylish hatchback. Out of all of the body styles that the Civic has had over the years, the fifth generation (1992-1995) is definitely my favorite. It is very fuel efficient, getting up to 49 miles per gallon on the highway. Its ten-gallon tank will take you nearly 500 miles between fuel stops. My Civic has been quite reliable over the years. Yes, I've replaced the transmission and other components. I've owned it for over ten years, and the car itself is twenty five years old. It's easy to work on and parts don't cost much for it, so it's well worth maintaining. It's not the quickest car in the world, but its 92 HP VTEC-E engine gets the job done. The transmission is geared low so acceleration is quick and the VTEC system makes it fuel efficient at low RPMs and gives power at high RPMs. It is a bit small, but the interior is actually quite spacious. Friends always comment when they get into it that they're surprised at how much room is in it. I've used it to haul fishing poles and fishing gear to the beach several times. I've even managed to fit ten-foot sections of PVC pipe in the car for home repairs. The 1992 Honda Civic VX is a great classic car that still delivers excellent quality and value for its age.

I like the vehicle color. It is called Kona coffee. It's really pretty when it's clean. I also does not attract attention of the police when I am speeding. It's a very muted color, but it still looks nice. It has climate control, so I can set the temperature and it will self regulate without me having to manually adjust the controls. I also have hands free radio and cell phone controls which make driving a lot safer. Once I connect my phone to my vehicle via Bluetooth, driving is so much safer. I also have a back camera that comes on and displays near the dashboard. I really like this feature as it allows me greater visibility when backing up. This makes for the poor visibility of the rear windshield. There is also a economy feature which, when switched on, it will tell me how efficiently I am running the motor. When I am overworking the motor it will indicate such behavior by showing a blue light. When the motor is functioning more efficiently it will turn green. I wish the car had more torque which would help it accelerate. At high speeds the car handles very well but getting the car to 60mph is a struggle. If you compare the vehicle acceleration with the Nissan Sentra, a vehicle within the same class as my Civic, the Sentra performs much greater.