Honda Civic Reviews

If I could give 0 stars I would. I have had non-stop problems with my 2018 Honda Civic's air conditioning system for the last three years. Honda Corporate is refusing to replace the evaporator free of charge and extend the warranty, even though I've read countless reports on line about this being a COMMON problem. I will never buy another Honda.

I have a 2016 Honda Civic with currently 70800 mileage. I am so disappointed with Honda customer service I dealt with recently regarding AC problem. The AC problem kept bothering me many years, either not strong or no AC working. I first brought it to Honda dealership last year to fix it. After they fixed it, it was working. However, this August, the air conditioning stopped working completely. I returned to the dealership, where I was informed that the AC evaporator needed to be replaced. The total cost for this repair was $2,496.65. I am shocked and upset by this expensive repair, especially on a vehicle that is only 9 years old with 72800 miles. I had to get it replaced. when I requested a reimbursement for the cost, they declined it.

I purchased a 2023 Honda Civic Type R FL5 at 20,000 miles, expecting Honda's reliability. Instead, I've experienced multiple critical safety failures that could have been fatal, along with Honda Corporate's complete abandonment of customer support. SAFETY FAILURES WITHIN 7,000 MILES: Coolant Reservoir Leak (24,000 miles): Discovered coolant leak that could have led to engine overheating and roadside breakdown. For a car barely broken in, this indicates serious manufacturing defects.

This is my second A/C compressor that has failed in 2 years on my 2019 Honda Civic - this time they are saying the condenser and evaporator have failed too. They want $4500 to repair even though I paid $3000 2 years ago to repair my compressor. Honda said they won't cover it with Goodwill assistance even though there is an extended warranty on the compressor because they know their parts A/C parts on faulty in certain vehicles. Honda used to be a reputable company. I would recommend STAYING AWAY from purchasing any Honda vehicles. There are much more reliable vehicles on the market these days. I know me and my family will no long be buying Honda and I will be telling everyone I know about this issue.

I have owned my 2016 Civic Touring since September, 2016, when I purchased it new. The AC system has worked less than half the time I have owned the vehicle. Today, I was told that the AC Compressor pump has failed and is not covered by the AC system TSB which allegedly extended the AC system warranty coverage to 10 years from date of purchase. I have purchased 3 Honda Civics and 4 Honda motorcycles from Honda at a cost of over $100,000.00. You can rest assured that I will never buy another Honda vehicle.

In 2016 I purchased a 2016 Honda Civic with only 33 miles. Within the first 6 months, the AC went out. I took it back to the dealer and they replaced it under warranty. After that, within the first 9 months, the wheels started to lock up while driving, the car suddenly shut down one day in the middle of the road and had done that several times. Again, it had to be towed tie the dealership. Since the first incident, the car has suddenly shut down three other times. It is currently at the dealership. Now we are being told, coffee was spilled on the gearstick and perhaps it was hit by lightning. No one at Honda wants to be accountable for a car which turned out to be nothing but a nightmare on wheels.

Honda Civic 2018. No air conditioning and peeling paint. I cannot remember ever having left a negative review anywhere, but I feel I need to share this experience I have had owning a Honda Civic. I can assure you this review is not given lightly. I just do not want anyone else going through what I have been through. I am a single mom who works hard for my money. When I bought the 2018 Honda Civic, I bought it with faith that it would be a good car for my two girls and myself, that it would last us for a while.

Nonstop electrical issues with 2020 Honda Civic with 40,000 miles. Clean and new battery in Key fob, yet it does not unlock doors. Windows arbitrarily go down without warning at night letting rain and snow in the car. Truck arbitrarily opens when driving on highway. Dealership charged $500 for nothing in an effort to push the issue beyond warranty. Auto unlock inside car does not unlock all doors all the time.

I have a white 2017 Honda Civic that has 71,000 miles on it that I purchased in July 2020. The paint along the right side of the back window is peeling away. I brought the car to the dealership where I purchase it. Billy Navarre in Lake Charles La., and they stated they can only submit a claim to Honda and they took pictures and submitted and said the claim was denied. There was a campaign for 2014+ years and paint peeling and my Honda Civic recently began peeling in the same spot as many others, along the edge of the back window.

2022 Civic is TRASH! 1st Honda I have ever owned and I have had so many issues with it. I actually have 2 thinking they were good cars. But I was dead wrong. My wife currently has the 2022 Civic "Sport" and it is already having issues. The issues my car has began with the electric gear box sticking, A/C went out, valve cover gasket leaking and now my back seat belts not functioning properly which is a safety issue that Honda doesn't want to be responsible for. Most of the issues just "happen" to start right as my vehicle warranty expired. And as for my wife's A/C Honda will not do anything about until it completely goes out because there are no lights or codes coming up as an issue. Even though it is beginning to do the same things mine did. So anyone who is looking to purchase a Honda Civic or Civic "Sport", DON'T! I hear the Pilots are TRASH ALSO.