Used Honda Civic for Sale in Portland, OR

The 2007 Honda Civic is a great buy. The drive is smooth and quiet. Whether on the freeway or in town, the suspension makes the ride comfortable. The radio works very well. The interior is spacious and comfortable. The back seat is large and roomy enough for a car seat and groceries. The trunk space is larger than what you would expect for a car this size. One major thing that is fantastic about this car is that the dash is easy to read and the speedometer is large and digital. The best thing about the Honda Civic is that it is extremely well built. In the several years that I have owned it, it has never broken down or needed any major repairs. With routine maintenance, the Civic is extremely reliable. It also gets amazing gas mileage. This is the perfect car for a commute. 5 adults can comfortably ride and know that they are also saving money on gas. This is my second Honda Civic and I would easily buy another one.

I owned a 2010 Honda Civic DX for about 4 years. It was a really great car and never needed a major repair in the entire time I owned it. Since Honda Civics are such common cars, any repairs that you do get are affordable and the parts are easy to find. The car is durable and I loved the leather interior I had in mine. It doesn't have that plastic toy feel that some cars have, it can actually feel rather luxurious. It can drive very fast when you need it to and I always felt safe. The visibility is also great and you can see out of all the windows clearly. One of the slight complaints I have is that the clearance on the bottom of the car is a little short. I would sometimes scrape on a steep driveway or on a speed bump if I was going too fast. Good amount of trunk space, I was always happy with that. The seats can also fold all the way down if you need to put something long inside the trunk - that was always convenient. They have several attractive colors and I truly believe this is one of the most reliable cars you can buy. No big bells and whistles but sometimes it is better that way with a car so you don't run into too many unnecessary expenses.

I have a black, 2-door civic lx with a manual transmission. It has been a good car so far. Great gas mileage, which is getting more and more valuable. The last owner ran a couple of things into the ground a bit (wore down second gear, didn't get things flushed/serviced quite as often as necessary, certain parts of the interior were cracked/chipped), but even with that the car has performed well. As long as I keep getting the regular tune-ups, it keeps getting me where I need to go. Drives much smoother than my old 1995 civic.