Honda Civic Reviews

Bought my 2012 Honda Civic brand new. It is just reaching 100,000 miles. The compass hasn't work for almost 1 year now, cost $800 to replace. The Bluetooth hasn't worked for about 6 months now, no idea how much that is going to cost. Torque converter got all messed up so I had a noticeable vibration on acceleration, $400 to fix that and they said it's a 50/50 chance still that I will have to replace the torque converter at $1,800. Now the alternator is shot, spending $800 on that today. You buy a Honda for the supposed 200,000 miles without a hiccup. That is definitely not the case, won't purchase another Honda.

After 7 months of leasing, the radio dropped my XM satellite information and won't receive XM any longer. Also my FM presets well vanish days after inputting them. If my phone is connected via Bluetooth the car will ring when I get a phone call but I can't answer it with my car, I have to use the speaker phone on my cell. Also if I get a text, my cat will disengage my cell phone and I have to re-engage it while driving. Very unsafe!! Extremely disappointed with this vehicle and completely let down but Honda who say that there's nothing that can be done until more people have this problem. What a P.O.S.!!!

I am a loyal Honda brand member having purchased 4 cars from them in the last 7 years. I purchased my 2018 Honda Civic Type R on February 12, 2018 at a dealer markup ($3000 over MSRP) after going back and forth with dealers for months. After only driving the car for 4700 miles, the car has a major transmission leak and the navigation screen has micro scratches all over it. Nothing has ever touched my screen besides my fingers (no towels, no microfiber towels). I took the car into the dealer I purchased it at (Norm Reeves Honda Irvine) on July 5th 2018 and spoke to a manager by the name of Quincy. I explained my situation to him and he agreed that he would take care of the screen and make sure the transmission gets taken care of promptly.

I have had very good experience with Honda Civic. Hondas are very reliable and I have had zero problems with it and have had it for 13 years now. I wouldn't trade it in or sell it for anything, unless maybe it's a newer version of what I have already! I love the look of it, compact and quick yet simple and reliable. My car has made me love Hondas even more than I already did. I chose my Honda because it was a trade in at a dealership and it had very low miles and it was just sitting there calling to me! But I would like to have had more options than it has. It is a 2003 though. I would want a newer version so that I could have more cool standard options.

It's great on gas, it doesn't take a lot to fill it up and when it is full it last for a while. It's a very good and dependable car. When we got the car it had a lot of new parts that the previous owner fixed. It broke down on us once but other than that all we've ever had to do on it is regular maintenance. We needed a car before we had our baby and this car was the first one that we seen that was affordable and also had four doors. It was important to me that the car we got had four doors for easier access getting the baby in and out of the car. But I wish it had automatic windows. We have to crank the windows to go down so it is a very big inconvenience on us. Also it doesn't have air conditioning so we have no choice but to roll down the windows.

My Honda Civic is the best car I've ever driven. I would buy it every time if I could. The transmission is smooth and the handling is a dream. I like that it is a standard transmission, durable, efficient, needs minimal maintenance, and has an amazing sound system. I got the car used, but it didn't have a lot of miles. I only have to fill up about once a month. The seats got worn out pretty quickly and I wasn't living hard in them. Also it's a two door which is just inconvenient even if it looks cool. Still, it hasn't needed any major maintenance in the six years I've had it. This car is my love.

I have driven several Honda Civics and have found them to be highly reliable. They rarely have problems so I feel secure owning them. However, I'm not very happy with the mileage and my next car must have better gas mileage. I would prefer better visibility in the back and sides. There is a backup camera but I'm not really satisfied that I see everything well. There are too many blind spots. I would like more safety features, especially variable windshield wipers. But it's a comfortable car. The size is good and easy to park and turn. The air conditioning and heat work well as does the entertainment system. I particularly like being able to change from CD to radio to Bluetooth using a switch on the steering wheel. I also like the Bluetooth capability so I can listen to materials downloaded on to my phone.

I LOVE this car! My one demand for purchasing a new car with my husband was it absolutely had to be a Honda. The Civic Si was available with a standard transmission which he prefers. The control panel is tilted towards the driver for easier access and some controls are accessed from the steering wheel. I like the gripped pedals and the two-toned interior. It makes me feel as though I'm in a sports car. The car handles very well and it's fun to drive. It's designed with the driver in mind.

I just recently bought my 07 Civic. And so far the only thing I dislike about it is it's an automatic and the transmission seems to be missing. I'm already sound like I'm going to have issues. But as long as the transmission holds up it's an amazing little car. It looks amazing and has a good sound system. It was cheap and affordable, in my area, has great gas mileage, has low miles, sunroof, built in aux. However, it is only 2 door. I would of rather had 4 doors. I wish Honda made AWD. Seems to handle really well besides in slippery road conditions. I've loved the car.

I was able to buy a certified 14 Honda Civic for my daughter who's going off to college. I went with a car that's a little older and a little bit more mileage only because the other one seem better but he was very plain. The one that I got also has back up camera. The car itself is pretty good. I like the fact that it has alloy wheels, Bluetooth, and heated leather seats. Love all these things together. However when I drive it it seems a little flimsy. Very light and feels like I'm driving a toy car. Also, I think nowadays it's about time that the car manufacturer would have some sort of built-in phone stand. But, so far so good.

The Honda Civic as a whole worked fine. I enjoyed it. I did not have any major issues with it. I got it in 2008 and it has just been great all this time. I loved the way the car sat. I could see over the hood and everything well. I am 4 foot 11 inches so it can be difficult for me to see in a lot of the cars. Also the seats and everything were nice as well. However, I didn't like the way the back bumper look. Also the radio that came with the car wasn't that great and I just hated it. Other than that, the car in general was nice all around.

I love this car. I looked at many different cars before I made my choice to get my 2014 Honda Civic. I bought it less than a year ago. I haven't had any problems whatsoever, yet. The gas mileage on the car is awesome, plus the safety reviews are too. And everything is holding up well and driving as smoothly and quietly as ever! However, I would add a side blinker camera on the left side as well. This would make the safety ratings go up even further. The blind side seems to be on either side so I don't understand why only the right side has this camera feature. I do love it, however. It makes it so much easier to change lanes. Especially on the interstate.

My overall experience with this Honda Civic is good. It is affordable, reliable, comfortable and stylish. It has automatic windows and a Bluetooth to connect to my phone which I enjoy for hands free communication. I like the automatic locks, the interior design, and the dashboard display. Does have 4 wheel drive or automatic lights. However, it has small cup holders in the center and the new civic model is more appealing than this one which is a 2016.

A small marvel, the Honda Civic Del Sol, was bliss to drive and own. And I chose this car for the hardtop convertible feature. The 5 speed tiny car with big get up and go perfectly suited my personality and needs for a car. The gas mileage was dreamy. I often made a 5 hour road trip on one tank of gas. The Del Sol came in Red, Black, White, Green, and Royal Blue. And I chose the blue and never regretted my decision. I love the electric roll down rear window both with the top on and with the hardtop off. Because it is a hardtop convertible with a locking mechanism to store the hardtop in the trunk, the insurance does not reflect a normal/high insurance premium for a convertible. It is a style icon. A classic Honda retired by Honda, too early in my opinion, is a joy to drive. This car was luxury on a strict budget.

I really like the 2012 Honda Civic. It is not too big and perfect for me. I feel like it is an easy car to maneuver. It is also a nice color that is just eye catching. It is a really beautiful car. But it doesn't have many updates technological features such as a GPS. This requires me to purchase a separate GPS for my car which is such a big hassle and expensive on my side. But I like the seats and the side cameras. The seats are a nice leather material which make cleaning the car much easier.

The Honda Civic hybrid is my husband and my first hybrid purchase. My husband was looking for a compact car. He was going to be working out of town 6 days out of the week and there was the perfect car online at a great dealer's website. It has saved us so much gas! It's so amazing how the car doesn't use gas when it comes to a stop. The battery is quite expensive to replace though. And also, I would have the front window smaller. When the car sits in the sun, it heats up fast. Also when I lay the seat all the way down, it is very uncomfortable.

I love my Honda Civic, 12 years and no major repairs. Really worth the investment. I was impressed that it looks so cute and sporty. It had a lot of airbags and safety issues stressed for a smaller car. The price was pretty affordable and easy to drive too. Tried a Toyota and it didn't run as well and wasn't as sporty. However, the air conditioner is not always working and not too cool. Frustrating but the only big drawback. I hope Honda fixed this big fault. We have 2 cars same issue. Other than that, I now want to buy a Honda van next.

The vehicle itself was a very cheap option and supposedly reliable too as well. It had great safety features which is important to me. The seats were comfortable and the tires were good. The car didn't last a full 24 hours. I got it on Sunday and drove it to work on that Monday (30 miles). During that trip the car broke down three times and I didn't even make it home or to work that day and it has to be towed home and the mechanic said it couldn't be fixed. It wouldn't go over 30 mph and it was ugly as hell. I would not recommend the Honda Civic even to my worst enemy.

The car is really comfortable and is the perfect size. It's super basic and easy to start off with for beginners. Specifically for me since I barely started driving. I love how everything is so simple to use and self explanatory. The steering wheel is so easy to turn and it really helps me with the driving. It makes driving really fun. I'm so grateful that I was able to get my hands on the Honda Civic. It's perfect and beautiful.

I am happy with my purchase. It handles well in the snow and had ample power. It is very easy to drive and I love the backup camera which makes parking a breeze. I like the brake hold for when I'm in traffic. I also like that it has a large trunk and that it tells me when maintenance is needed. But I do not like the fabric on the console or indoor handles. I wish it had a cup holder for the back passengers. I also wish it had more leg room and the chargers were easier to get to.

My overall experience with the Honda Civic has been good. For me the car is efficient and high tech, but not too crazy or out of my comfort zone. I like the digital panel with Bluetooth, Android driving compatible features, and charging ports. The sunroof is also a great addition. However, the keyless ignition is a bit troublesome at times and make the experience less fun.

It's a very popular model. And the car feels very safe and reliable. I like the compact size of the car and it's comfortable. But I would like for the design of the car to be more modern and sleek, since it currently looks more traditional and bland. I would also like better gas mileage for the model. But overall the car is convenient and the driving experience is smooth.

When I first bought the car I brought it home and parked it in the driveway. I got up the next day and the battery was dead. So the following month my car was sitting out front and the windshield have cracked. Not only that but the phone connection in the car do not work. Actually I thought by nowadays every car would come with CD player but not Honda. Also on the side of the doors the vinyl was discoloring from the Sun. Not real happy about that. Tried Armor All it didn't make one bit of difference. But on the bright side after fixing everything that was wrong with a brand new car. It actually had a lot of pep. I've always had Hondas because of the durability until this one.

My Honda Civic was a great car but it was not what I wanted so I sold it and purchase an Accord by Honda. This is the size of car that fits me. Not too little not too big.

This my third Honda so I obviously love them. Had the 84 Accord, 88 Prelude and now the 2015 Civic. This last dealer, however, Colonial Honda in Dartmouth, MA really stank. Later a garage mechanic said they are the worst Honda dealer in New England!

Any Hondas are well built. We have owned Civics and CRVs. Honda just like any manufacturer will not be dependable if not well maintained or driven into the ground.

I love the car and I highly recommend it. I just don't like the dealership I purchased it from. It's sporty and economic, and I have only had 1 problem with it.

One of the top two cars I’ve ever owned. Reliable, durable, great fuel economy, low cost of ownership. Our dealer Rusty Wallace in Knoxville is by far the best dealership I’ve ever done business with as well.

2008 model Civic LX had a terrible paint job. Supposedly a recall was ordered, but we were never informed. When I finally contacted Honda about it, they stone-walled me on any remediation for the failed factory paint job. The air-conditioning system has had issues too, but overall, the vehicle has been reliable.

I actually have a 1996 Civic and it is still running beautifully with only minor repairs in the 10 years I have owned it. I get people asking if I want to sell it all the time. It is unusual because it has a manual transmission and a sunroof. It has 175,000 miles on it. It’s a great car.

My Honda is over 10 years old and has less than 60,000 miles on it. I have a great mechanic that I take it to and it runs like a new car. I love it When someone is driving behind me so close that if I have to put on brakes quickly they'll go right into the back of me, I wait until we are at a stop light and when it turns green I leave their new car in the dust!

Fantastic car 2008 Honda Civic LX Coupe. Handles superbly, great gas mileage 32mpg, an exciting car to drive, does everything you expect and more. Should last 10 more years. Honda builds great cars. You get far more than you pay.

This auto has excellent gas mileage for a gasoline powered vehicle and its size. The body style is up to date, no longer the mundane average look of the past. Honda service has been exemplary.

The ride is great... Handling feels good but the electronics has more glitches than I can even mention. Currently it is in the shop but from everything I read on the Internet, these problems are more software and software integration related. The service department folks are nice but I think and suspect these problems are beyond their capability to truly fix. This car needs major software updates to fix bugs.

We have only had the 2017 Honda Civic Hatchback LX since July. It handles and rides great and everyone who has seen the car thinks it is sharp. On the first long trip it got 43 miles to the gallon. The car has excellent brakes and the 174 hp engine is more than enough power. If this is like other Hondas it will hold its value.

The only issue I have with is with the entertainment screen/System. It has frozen on me once after less than a year of ownership. The other issue is that, although my phone is synced to the system, when I use my phone's gps, the voice guidance does not work. Other than that, I am happy with this vehicle.

The quality of the 2006 Honda Civic was disappointing compared to previous Hondas and Toyotas I owned. The engine blew at 80 thousand miles and it required too much maintenance and repair work to make it worthwhile to purchase another one.

I recently purchased a 2012 Honda accord. After driving my GMC Envoy this was a great step down. I don't know why people are so in awe of this car. It rides rough and when it goes into econ it jumps. It has nowhere near the feeling of handleability I have had in other previous cars. Hope to get rid of it soon and go to GMC or Chevrolet.

Love this car. It handles and rides very well and and you don't feel the bumps of the road. And it has lots of options, although it's not a fully loaded car. It has all I need and want.

Was very happy with my new 2013 Honda Civic when I first purchased it. I loved the look and the infotainment. Gets good gas mileage too. Then within the first 3 years, the paint started to chip throughout and the paint on the roof started to fade; little things -- like the door handle cover fell off; the under engine cover has fallen off twice -- that lets me know the car is not very well-made. The fading paint on the roof has been taken care of by Honda through a recall.

Handling and performance is excellent. Very enjoyable car to drive. Contrary to consumer reports entertainment system works well - should have volume knob however.

My first car I purchased in the 90s. For a compact car it served me well. It survived being stuck in beach sand for one. Since it was a small car some folks essentially helped carry it out of the sand pit. I drove through snow and ice plus all kinds of weather. I got a decent trade value when I replaced with my next car a Ford Taurus. As Honda kept its value.

Honda Civic is very reliable and I'd buy another one, but why? This one is still good. Now has 143K miles on it and I bought it Dec. 2011. Need to clean the inside though!

Could never see left side behind me... felt like I was playing Russian roulette. Also, the trunk was too small... could never put anything of worth in it. Overall, hated this 2014 Honda Civic!!!

I have had 5 Hondas and one Toyota, I will not ever buy another Toyota. Hondas while not perfect are much better value, and more reliable. I do wish that they would have more color selection though.

Never worried with durability or longevity with Honda’s. She runs well, the speedometer is the only issue for me. But they changed the design soon after. Dash lights up nicely, heated seats and backup camera are great. Turning is great and the safety features as well. Cleaning is simple and trunk compartments are a breeze to lift and move stuff around. This vehicle takes little time to warm up in the winter too. Great mileage and MPG, easy on my car insurance. Great first car for young adults in their 20s. Fully loaded this car is not ideal for acceleration but it still delivers awesome MPG with max passengers and trunk full. Drove 3 1/2 hours up north (MI) and still was over 30 MPH with two passengers but lots of luggage. Added weight was appx 400-440 pounds.

I was in a 1999 Honda Civic which was struck in the front driver's side by a van. I was going about 35 and the van 15 mph. Neither my seat belt or the airbags deployed. I got a TBI and am disabled because of it.

Honda has a great line of vehicles. All dependable. We presently own two Hondas (2015 Civic EX & 2011 Accord EXL V-6). These vehicles last for years. Our previously owned 2001 Honda Accord EXL V-6 had over 140,000 miles as a trade in in 2011. Service technicians are top rated.

I have a Honda Civic Hybrid and if the Inverter wasn’t under warranty, I would have been out $2K! Also, it’s under powered for my liking. Getting on the freeway is especially difficult as it takes longer to get up to speed.

The Honda Civic has good mileage, comfortable, and decent foot room from either the drivers or passenger side. Not terrible from the backseat. It's a stylish, snappy little car that gets about 30 to 35mpg with reasonable driving. I'm 6'6" and 260lbs... 'space' and head room are important. It's worth a test drive if you want good mileage, and some space. Oh, and that trunk... dang, it's deceiving and can hold one heck of a lot of stuff, and with the center of the backseat hole folded down, a couple pairs of snow skis can fit INSIDE the car, with four adults inside the car. I would absolutely have another of these.

Honda Civic is a reliable car that's reasonable priced. The lifespan of the car with proper maintenance and care is remarkable. It’s safe, too. It’s not a very stylish car but it never failed me... I never had major issues with my Civic. Even after putting in so many miles, it still good to drive. Also, the interior is roomy and comfortable.

Despite the higher resale value, the popular Civic model came to lower than expected. The gas mileage droops down after 60,000 miles at the same time, air conditioning compressor goes bad. The lower car height made road a obstacle course in many times. The interior is harder to keep clean.

I only had the Civic for a couple of months, but it is quick, agile and fairly quiet. The fuel mileage is great... 38+! The turbo is a great addition to this engine and you will notice no turbo lag at all, hit the gas and goes. Fit and finish are very good. I really like the car and think it's a great value for the price!

This is a Honda Civic 2014 model and I have had to replace both headlight bulbs and one rear bulb. I would think they would last a lot longer than 2 or 3 years. My other car is a 2000 model and never have had to replace one yet. I need to replace the front light again but will do it later when most likely the other one will go out soon.

I love my Honda Civic, it is a Hybrid, and it's great on gas. The only thing I don't like about is because it's a Hybrid, the air conditioner doesn't work well in real hot weather, it blows hot air instead of cold air when the temperature outside is over 80 or higher.

My husband and I were always die hard American car people, but after decades of problem after problem with domestics, we decided to try Honda. We bought a 2012 Civic Si. It was amazing. It was great on gas, very reliable, and with Blizzak tires. It was even good in the snow. We had only one problem and that was with the throwout bearing, but it was replaced under warranty and that was it. Last year we updated to the 2017 Civic Si sedan and so far, no issues. It handles well, runs great, and get excellent gas mileage. The things I have to complain about are, 1, The paint. When you look at the paint in the sun you can see, I guess you would call it rippling. It’s not bad but it bothers me. 2, The clutch is extremely weak. And 3, There is tremendous rev hang. Overall though I am very happy with Honda’s reliability and have been for years.

I love Honda products. I've had my 2012 Honda Civic for almost two yrs. All I know is Honda awesome vehicle, maintenance free, and easy on gas. Thank God.

The Civic is a really nice car to drive and is quite spacious inside. My only concern is with the electric parking brake. It seems to not release fully at times and lower the gas mileage. I am afraid this may become a maintenance issue, where the old style lever type would be much simpler and easier to work on. Overall the car is great.

Love my car. Great gas mileage and other car only took premium. Operates easily, although a lot of things I need to learn about the functioning of all the settings.

This Honda Civic is small inside but reasonably comfortable, peppy and very easy to handle. Probably a good value for its price. I would recommend its purchase by those not needing a larger vehicle.

This is the 3rd Honda Civic that we have purchased. The 2nd Honda, I had an accident, where this Honda Civic is so well built and strong I can say, along with my savior GOD saved our life, and the car was total out. I then purchased my 3rd Honda Civic and just paid it off this February, so we have been a proud owner of a Honda Civic since the year 2000

The wife and I traded in my 3/4 ton Ram on a 2017 Honda Civic Si sedan to a dealer in O'Fallon, IL. What a mistake that was! My truck had 80** miles and no issues. First off, the scifuso salesman doesn’t tell us that there’s no spare but some junk crap pump. Thousand miles or so, the TPMS indicates low pressure. I stop on a rural two lane to check the pressure. Everything is where it's supposed to be.

Honda Product is not the same. I have had several Hondas. I can’t count how many we have had. We have two adult sons and both have Hondas. However, the Honda product is not the same as years past. I have a 2015 Civic with only 10,000 miles. It makes a noise that the dealer as tried to fix. Now there is a sound with one of the door locks. I had a 2010 Honda CRV and passed it down to our son in medical school. The 2010 CRV only has 48,000 miles. I repaired the driver’s door lock once and my son has replaced the passenger door lock and just recently replace the driver’s door lock again. What is the problem with your door locks? Can some engineer not see that there is a problem with the door locks? In August, I bought a new Honda Ridgeline. Now I am worried I made the wrong choice. This may be my last Honda.

Second owner of 2011 Honda Civic. Paint from the roof started to peel. Found online that there's recall. Went to dealer on 12/09/17. He told me that the paint recall expired on 11/19/17 for my car because the car originally was registered on 11/19/10. Missed by 20 days. Called American Honda. Explained about problem. They told me the same. EXPIRED. Ridiculous. Still fighting with them. Any advice?

After reading so many of the complaints I wanted to say that this is my 12th Honda (2018 Honda Civic Hatchback Sport trim) and every single one of the vehicle have been completely flawless and trouble free. I have only ever purchased a manual transmission vehicle and I have never replaced a clutch, even after 270,000 miles on one of them. These are some of the best cars in the market. My current vehicle is just amazing. The new 1.5L Turbo engine is powerful and fuel efficient. And the price is very reasonable for its class and quality. It's so much fun to drive! I highly recommend buying any Honda product.

2012 Honda Civic EX = Unreliable junk - 5.5 years old car. At 56k miles the alternator breaks down. At 60k miles the starter breaks down. After being a loyal Honda/Acura driver for years, I will not touch a Honda again. Would rather drive a boring but reliable Toyota.

We purchased a brand new, 2017 Honda Civic Turbo Sport, electric push start, in July. It was a great car - completed all the surveys from Honda favorably. September 1st we had our first problem. We went out first thing in the morning and the sunroom was 1/2 open and all 4 windows were 1/2 down. We didn't leave the windows down. We thought someone had broken into it. I notified the sales rep. A week later on Sept. 7th, my husband walked the dog around the car; all windows were up, key fob in the HOUSE. The next morning was pouring rain, and yep, all 4 windows were down and the sun roof wide open, car soaked. The real nightmare was trying to get the dealership to help, with drying out the car and to find out what was wrong with the car.

My Civic is great on gas mileage. It's fun and sporty looking and I just feel like I'm in a dream when I'm zipping from one place to another listening to the music. I feel safe.

I have always been a Honda fan, I have taken my Hondas over 200k and close to 300k and had people knock on my door and buy them. I have 2 civics and a crv, I love my 2002 crv I bought for $2500 a couple years ago, and I loved my 99 civic my son now drives BUT I don't like my 2011 civic. Before my car was 3 years old all and I mean every piece of rubber trim failed, around the windows and I am talking about door window rubber and seals inside and outside, the windshield seals and rubber just flew off while driving down the freeway and then one day I heard an awful slapping sound only to find the rubber below the trim on the roof had also failed and just tore off in the wind. The clear coat to plastic coat on the black trim on the door just bubbled up and started flaking off. The visors also broke and cant be turned up so it is a driving hazard. The center console latch failed and no longer shuts.

I have a 2017 Honda Civic Ex-L. Love this car! I went from a 2015 Toyota Corolla best decision I ever made! The car is a month and a half old. The week after I bought it I took it in due to an air sound leak in the driver window. Service said yes it is there and they changed the weather stripping. I got the car and it was still there. I took the car back in a week later. I drove with the technician and he said, "YUP I can hear it." They tightened the door again but it's still there. You hear it going down the road, not in town. I drive an hour each way to work every day so it is like a Chinese torture chamber! Air is not coming in but I can hear it.

We just got a 2017 Honda Civic with the key fob and push button start. The car can be shut down in any gear by bumping the button on the dash. If you are driving down the road and need to turn on the wipers and bump the start button the car totally shuts down and you lose any control turning or stopping it. Also when you shut the car off while you can shut it down in any gear while thinking it is in park. You even lose control of the parking brake. The start button is so close to the wiper/washer arm. When the tilt steering wheel is in the down close position it is on the state button.

I bought a Honda Civic 2006 from my dad, however it seems that it has been leaking antifreeze (coolant). After taking it to Honda they explained that there was a extended warranty because many engine had the same issue I had. After they explained that the warranty was only for 10 years I then stated that they never told me this, and I would have gotten this fixed when I found out about it if I was notified. They stated they do not send additional notifications even if the ownership of the car changes.

I am writing this review because of the danger our family was placed in this past weekend while on the road. We were on a highway and it started to pour. I turned on the windshield wipers at their full speed, and noticed immediately they were sluggish... but I could still drive and see ahead of me. However, at one point, the blades stopped wiping and got stuck in the up position... I have never been more scared in my entire life!!! I couldn't see the road ahead of me on a three lane highway during a downpour of rain in Florida!!! Thankfully it occurred to me to turn the wipers on and off and that did the trick. However, the wipers have not worked since. It is a brand new 2017 Civic. I have driven it for only 30 days. Taking it in for service tomorrow. But I just had to write this review in case someone else experiences that same horrible ordeal.

I've always heard comments about how great Honda cars are, better than all American brands, simply the best! Well, when Honda decided to redesign the Civic I really liked the new style, because the old one lasted for many years looking the same, so this one looks awesome. I always get good compliments about how pretty this new style looks. So I decided to finally get my first brand new Honda, and oh oh, I thought that Honda had good quality, maybe the machine and all that performs well, but what about the rest?

I bought my 2013 Honda Civic which purported to get 28 mpg. Since the first month I complained to Honda that the car is getting max 21 mpg and usually 20. They did a "test" drive and told me it gets combined "50" mpg. I complained several more times and they did a "reset", and still rarely even get 21 on eco. I don't do quick accelerations, etc. My local Honda Service Department manager said "all test drives come back at 50 mpg". That tells me that Honda is pulling a hoax. They must have a program in their computer, somewhat like VW, that when tested it gives false readings. Otherwise I like the car comfort and handling but this gas mileage fraud bugs me every day. I purchased and own this vehicle.

I bought a 2009 Honda Civic. Last year I had my car detailed and the detailer saw several cracks in the paint on top of my hood. I called up Honda to report it and they told me they sent out a recall for me to get it fix and they've now terminated the recall. I asked them to explain how they can terminate the recall and I still have the problem because I didn't get the notice. They just said they sent out two notices and that's that. I was so mad because it was compounded by the fact that my ac is not working properly and they claimed that my Honda Care warranty is up. I'm just learning that the clock on Honda Care doesn't start when these crooks sell you it. It started when the first buyer bought the car. So if you buy your 0 year old used car, and these crooks sell you Honda Care, it's only for 1 year. They'll never tell you that.

One of most reckless and careless company. Having 2003 Honda Civic ex. Even though well maintained but constantly get over heating. Most of this car has engine problems that Honda knew about it (head gasket). Please if any class action or complaint could be taken to attorney general or senator I will be glad to help. At least they should be charge with "consumers fraud".

Purchased a brand new 2013 Honda Civic EX, still slugging away with it. Always had a bog issue when starting from a stop, turning left at major intersections, very dangerous. I have taken it back to the dealership many times and they claim no one has had this complaint (so therefore it's not real in this vehicle?). Does not come up on their code machine, very hard to replicate it on a short test by technician as it is intermittent, I NEVER know when it is going to happen. Also, MPG NOT as Honda claims it to be. Never purchasing another Honda again.

I bought a new 2007 Honda Civic for my daughter because of the high quality reputation of the Honda brand. My daughter preferred the Volkswagen beetle but I convinced her that Honda would be a better quality product. Boy was I wrong. I am almost tempted to list the things that have not gone bad to simplify the task. However, it is probably best for me to list all of the problems we encountered with this car. My daughter NEVER want to have anything to do with Honda.

Bought car new in 2007, RECALLS INCLUDE: engine block, passenger safety airbags, visors, rear control arm. EXCESSIVE TIRE WEAR - At 96,000 miles I am on set #4 of tires with no reimbursement. Tires should last about 60,000 miles per tire, not 25,000. Had rear control arm replaced and has NOT solved the tire wear. I got $0 reimbursement on the Tire issue recall because I had not recorded the tire wear - well, I didn't know there was a problem!!! Hello!!!

Have 2015 Honda Civic. Many issues. Poor design, unsafe federal mandates designed to make car safer that seriously cause dangerous performance. Poor performance in several areas. The worst problem is the Federal Mandate affecting the braking and acceleration functions. Supposedly, this is now on all autos. If one is a two footed driver and the accelerator is engaged at the same time or close to the time of using the brake pedal the car will cut out, stutter, become sluggish. If this happens during a turn driver may be caught in the intersection and get T-boned. This is going to require Congress to act I suppose, but it is very dangerous.

I purchased a 2013 Honda Civic new in spring of 2013. I have kept up proper service and maintenance and the car has thus far ran and operated fine. My problems with the vehicle lie mainly with cosmetic issues to this point but leave me worried about the long-term durability of the rest of the car. Not long after the 3 year mark (yes, soon after the expiration of the factory warranty) I started noticing cracks in the side window moldings. ALL of them. I contacted my dealership and was told they would contact Honda Corp and let me know. Honda denied any coverage to fix the situation. I let time lapse and figured it was just something I had to deal with.

It is and will be really bad experience to purchase any Honda car. On the third day after purchasing the Civic 2017, the car had water leaking after the first rain. Water penetrated the seals inside the driver's front door and drop out from the place where the plastic door panel meet the metal of the door. After this, water just kept penetrating the door once it rained.

2016 Honda Civic, EX, 2.0 Engine, Auto Trans 2k miles - Traded in my 2014 Accord LX with only 15k miles because I really wanted the 10th Gen Civic, everything I have read was highly positive. The new Civic in town is a pretty awesome little car with good acceleration and very agile. Fuel mileage in town averages 32 mpg without Eco. With Eco I average 29 mpg around town, no, that is not a typo. Unlike my 2014 Accord that would average 39 mpg Hwy with Eco the best I have done in the Civic is 34 mpg with or without Eco. Now, I only have 2000 miles on the car so who knows how or if things will change. Nevertheless, the Eco system in the Civic does not seem to work or it works backwards. I took it to the dealer for this issue and was informed the car has no issue as it has not displayed a engine fault code. Additionally, they have no way to test the Eco system.

I recalled from what I saw on my laptop screen. Stunned. Saddened. Disappointed. All the emotions a person cycles through when they are betrayed by someone they trust. I wanted to deny the validity of what I was reading and not be burdened with the truth. Yet there it was, detailed in endless harsh reviews. The signs were visible, like the Clear Coat chipping off the Honda's roof. I pointed this suspected problem out to someone who would be able to confirm or deny. However, my concerns were dismissed and the onus put squarely back on me. "It's because you didn't clean off the bird ** in time", he said.

Engine block cracked due to faulty Honda part. My car (2007 Honda Civic EX coupe) broke down last night due to what I have now found out being a cracked block. Honda apparently sent out a notification of extended warranty to consumers back in 2010 & again in 2014. I NEVER received notification either time. I contacted the dealership & American Honda only to be told that the extended warranty coverage for my car ended on 9/6/16. They will not honor the warranty now.

Me and my 19 yr went to purchase her a 2017 Honda Civic right before Thanksgiving. After only a few days of having the car the radio would freeze up, so she took it to the svc dept and was told that they had to reset it 2 times in the first month. The carpet starting coming up in the back on the floor and they said they fixed it. Today I noticed the carpet coming from underneath the seat toward the floor and we took the car to Honda. They asked for the mileage on the dash and we were told they would order new carpet for it.

I’m a single parent. Bought my daughter a 2006 Honda civic so she would have a reliable auto to get back and forth to college. 2 months after having the low mileage car, the block cracked. We contacted Honda when we found the issue and seen where the warranty was extended for 10 years. Well guess what? She missed it by 1 month. OF COURSE SHE DID. They knew exactly when these would go bad. Well they refused to fix it and here we are. Out a lot of money on a piece of Junk. We had to do a temporary fix with the crap you put in the radiator. This is so unfair to any consumer. They knew these were bad and yet they refuse to fix them. What steps do we need to do now?

For the vehicle year, it would not allow me to select 2016, so I selected 2015, even though my car's model year is 2016. I recently leased a '16 Honda Civic LX sedan, and I read at least a couple of reviews of it on Motor Trend, Car and Driver, etc., and these automotive magazines describe it has having a "sporty" steering feel. Unfortunately, that has not at all been my experience with this car. Right from the get-go, the steering felt extremely loose, vague, numb, etc. Especially when I drive on the highway, it is very difficult to keep it going straight, as if I hold the steering wheel in the center, the car will slowly drift leftward, and I keep on having to correct it toward the right to keep it going straight.

I own a 2006 Honda civic which got the engine cracked. Called the Honda number. They said that the extended warranty is passed 10 years already. They won't cover the repair. That sucks cause I loved Honda but now I'm very disappointed.

This is my 2nd Civic & my experience with them has been excellent. The Civic looks great, feels great & drives beautifully. Other than general maintenance I have experienced no problems with these cars. They are reliable and maintain a good resale value. I have an older 4 door model and a new 2 door model. My feeling is that the 2 door is more attractive, but the 4 door is more convenient. I am excited about the new Honda Hatchback coming out in 2017. These are great cars.

Our Civic Hybrid has around 45000 miles on it and hasn't had any major problems. It gets decent mileage but not as good as Honda rated. It rides rough and has a lot of road noise. It is also sluggish pulling out into traffic. The original tires only lasted for about 16,000 miles. It's also hard to get in and out of and ground clearance is too low.

It is a 2016, so hard to tell how it will be in 5 years, but so far love it! I did a lot of research looking for a car that was agile, quick, easy to drive and attractive. The Honda Civic won by heads and tails. It is all the things I wanted and affordable. I put a blanket down on the back seat and there is room for my two 50lb dogs to lay down. Highly recommend.

After 8 years with this car, I haven't had one problem. I have good mileage at approximately 32 miles to the gallon of regular gas. For a Civic, it has a lot of trunk room. More than other cars I have driven!

I've been reading a lot of negative reviews of Honda automobiles, the majority of which concern vehicles from 2000 to 2015. Maybe Honda slacked off in the new millennium but my 1996 Honda Del Sol has been fantastic since I bought it in 1998 with 22k miles on it. It now has 327,000 miles on it and I'm still using the original clutch! While I simply cannot recommend Kendall Honda (in Eugene, OR), the car itself has been great. The exhaust manifold was recalled and I had that replaced twice (it's since cracked again but my car has too many miles on it for the manifold to qualify for a recall a third time, apparently), and I've replaced the timing belt and fuel pump every 70,000 miles and it just keeps cruising along. Great car!

I love my Honda Civic and completely trust it. I have had 2 Civics. I trust my car 100% and love the way it looks too. It does great on gas and I know it will last me a long time. Plus the 2016 Civic has great pick up! Love it!

I have had to replace the transmission at under 50,000 miles. I love my Honda Civic. The problem is everyone else does also and it has almost been stolen twice! Of course major damage was done each time and they did not get the car.

Honda has always been known for its durability & reliability, and it proves true. Honda Civic has great fuel mileage with the new econ button on, or even if off. It's quiet, plenty of leg room, and comfortable.

I had my first accident on Sept 14th with my 2010 Honda Civic. I was not hurt, but my car had $2100 of damage. Honda gave the mechanics USED parts and since some did not fit; they had to be re-ordered which resulted in a delay of me going on vacation for 2 days. I left immediately after my car was repaired. Only trip I went to Pittsburgh, 5 hrs away from my home and I had to put air in my tires, then I went on another trip that took 3 hrs. Again I felt my tire was low. On the way back I stopped in Pittsburgh then to DC. I put air in at that Pittsburgh trip. When I returned home to the DC area, I left again for a trip to The west Coast. When I arrived home my tire was flat. When AAA came they told me it looks like a small leak. If Honda gave new parts that did not take days to get to the repair company, I would have found out that my car needed more repairs.

I purchased a certified 2009 Honda Civic LX with 18k miles in 2011. It has been a garage kept car for the past 5 years that I have owned it. But summer this year I noticed a little spot on my roof but thought nothing of it. After a month nearly my entire roof looked faded/chalky almost. Now the trunk has even begun to do the same. So I decided to do some research and I discovered that there was a defect in the paint and that Honda issued an extended warranty up to 7 years after the car was manufactured. So I decide to go in and talk to my local Honda dealership only to discover that Honda will not cover the repair.

After 15 years we bought another Honda Civic. One day the car suddenly swerved to the right and hit the curb causing over $1200 in damages. Several months later the car suddenly swerved to the right and went off the road causing a broken back for my wife. Only minor damage to the water shields ($725). The sudden swerve to the right happened two times to my son but no damage occurred as no cars were in the other lane. The steering wheel wobbles while driving. Honda can find no problems with the car as no codes appear. American Honda has reviewed the case but find nothing wrong with the car. (They also cannot prove that it didn't happen.)

Here is a list of faults on my brand new Civic and I will leave it to you to decide if you really want to buy this car. Couples of days ago the car brake so hard by itself for what I guess due to ECU malfunction!!! All multi-function on wheel not working, Sat nav not working. All radio function froze. Reverse cam working on forward and doesn't work on reverse. What a joke. Cold draft from the left front door on higher than 70 miles/hour. Engine / brake oil low. Right front brake disc score marks, noise when braking. Clicking noise when putting the gearshift to reverse. Right front window noise when in operation. Sent it to dealer for a fix. Now the rear left doesn't work at all!!!

I have a brand new (1,000 miles) 2016 Civic Sedan touring with navigation issues: either it enters a "searching" mode or it shows the car completely off road. Resetting the system didn't fix the issue. Anybody else has the same issues? Suggestions?

Honda Civic, 2015. Rear camera is 100% worthless. I will never rely on it. I will use my eyes. I had a teeny bumper bender because the camera did not show just a few inches of overlap in my Lt. bumper and the Rt rear bumper of a truck. Now this junk camera will cost me a $500 deductible. Seats are truly "bucket" seats. You feel like you are in a hole in the ground and hard to egress and exit car. A/C is terribly undersized. I live in TN not AZ and it is very slow to cool. Mileage and acceleration are both sad. You cannot see anything from inside the car: front, rear, either side. Dash panel glares up onto windshield. Low tire pressure indicator needs recalibration. Air in tires is fine. I do not like paying over 2 times more for a damn oil change.

2006 Honda Civic Hybrid - I have heard the saying never say never, but I know there are 2 things in life I will NEVER do again... 1) Buy ANY type of Honda vehicle and 2) Buy a Hybrid. We are stuck with a car that doesn't run because of a battery and in order to get it fixed by the dealership we will have to pay $3,000; which I am guessing is probably about the amount the car is worth with a working battery. I understand cars will have problems and you do have to spend money on car repairs, but Honda knows there is a problem with their first and second generation batteries and refuse to do anything about it, other than offer this bogus software update that makes the matter worst. Also, they offered an extended warranty for the 11 years/170,000, which would be the category I fall under it doesn't apply if you live in a certain state, go figure that one. So to all this I say bye-bye Honda!!!

If you recently purchased a Honda Civic, don't be afraid because of all the post you see here that are negative. I've had my 2012 Civic Sedan for almost 4 years now and the only thing that has ever happened to it was the housing on the door keyhole popped off at about 18K and I took it to the Dealership where they replace it and would have replaced it up to 36K or 36,000 miles whichever came first. I am now at 53K on my car and so far the brakes have not needed work but the front will be replaced soon because I'm told 53K is a lot of miles to get without needing the first service but so far so good. My car gets about 36 MPG Combined miles and on a long trip on the highway about 40 MPG.

I bought the 2016 Honda Civic LX without realizing that the reviews I had read were not on the LX, but the salesman did not explain the difference, and the LX was mostly what they had in inventory, I guess that is why. It does not have voice recognition, so you have to pull over to program directions or make requests such as give me directions to the nearest gas station. You have to add people one by one into the speed dial to be able to voice dial them. There is cloth interior where there should be a durable plastic of some kind. The black interior with my color came with seats that are extremely light gray. There is only one 1.0 amp USB port that freezes the entire system if a call comes in while having your phone plugged in. The dashboard is confusing with cheap knobs that you have to push to switch between things such as trip odometer and life odometer, and they feel like they will break off at any moment. It is very confusing which is which.

Hi my son bought a 2006 Honda Civic lx 3 years ago. And its just started overheating so we had a mechanic check what the problem was. At first it was thought to be the water pump and radiator. But it wasn't. It turned out to be a engine block crack. So I went to Honda dealer to find out it was a known problem with Honda Civics (engine block cracks). So to find out that 6 months ago the extended warranty for Honda Civic has expired 2/2016.

I just bought my 2016 Honda Civic Coupe August 12, 2016. This morning I started my car and the loudest popping noise came from my speakers. I tried to lower the volume, that didn't help. I cut the car off, restarted my car and the same noise began. It lasted for about a minute and then I didn't have any radio, I drove 50 mins to work. I stopped for gas and when I started my car, the noise was gone and my radio was working again. I read Lorraine's comments, she had the same problem. If it happens again, I will record the problem so that the dealership can see what is going on. Just talked to my salesman and he said he hasn't heard of this problem but they will help me if it happens again. Keep fingers crossed!!!

Purchase 2016 Honda Civic EXL... The engine is rumbling when driving low speed. The performance is horrible. Only have 150 miles on car. When starting up in morning the engine also rumbling.

I think Honda needs to issue a recall on these windshield. Too many people's windshields are getting cracked before they have even made their first payment, and you can't even get them replaced because they late on back order. Windshields should take more abuse than a little pebble. I'm not sure if they are using cheaper glass or what, but something like a windshield recall should be issued on these brand new Civics.

This is our 3rd vehicle purchase with this particular auto Honda auto dealer in AZ. Our sales rep has been there for every purchase which is amazing and has made car buying for our older children amazing and a pleasant experience. My son wasn't in love with the Honda Accord but I was really pushing him towards a Honda because his older sister had a Honda Civic and it got good gas mileage and had no issues. After the new body style came out and my son saw the Civic he decided that was the vehicle he wanted. I was surprised because I thought the Accord was a little more luxurious but it he wanted the Civic. I wasn't going to talk him out of it and I kind of liked it too.

My son bought a 2008 Honda Civic EX, along with an extended warranty in 2010. In August of 2013, the engine began overheating and he could smell coolant, so he called the local Honda dealer about it and was advised to add coolant. The overheating became worse until the car broke down and had to be towed to the dealer for repair. First, the extended warranty company refused to honor the claim, and then Honda itself denied the claim. We tried two separate dealers and they both said that Honda would not honor the claim.

I purchased this car in February 2009 with very low mileage. This car has been the car of my dreams. I keep it serviced, waxed and garaged. Several weeks ago while waxing the car I noticed the paint and clearcoat peeling on the roof where it meets the back window. I was about in tears! I've kept this car up and was in disbelief. I immediately came inside and called Honda Motor Corp. customer service and spoke with Jasmine. She asked me about 20 questions and told me "sorry there are no service bulletins". I said "there is nothing you can do?" "No" she replied.

Purchased my 1st Honda Civic in September 2015. What a huge mistake - thank god I leased!!! Car is a piece of junk. Color is silver but looks lighter on different sides glass has a weird look as well. Car has no pick up what so ever... whenever you need to merge lanes you better hope you're clear because it takes forever for it to pick up. Car looks and drives as if it were not a Honda... really disappointed. Spoke to the manager at Bronx Honda. He claims I will be able to trade my car this coming September - I can't wait. It's horrible having to pay $350 a month for a car that is really not worth the money... never again.

I bought our first 2003 Honda Civic Hybrid new when it was revolutionary to purchase the hybrid. Of course, the following years gas skyrocketed, and it became a smart decision. My first experience with the failure of the hybrid battery was at 120,000 miles. Honda replaced it free, saying the rules just changed to 150,000 miles or 10 years, whichever came first. So they earned my respect with that gesture for sure. Then I bought another 2003 Honda Civic for just under $5,000 that had a new hybrid battery in it and even a new paint job. Just had to replace the tires and installed a new, updated radio, and perfected it with some other things. Gave the first one to our daughter and grandson to use.

Have purchased a 2014 Honda Civic Ex. After the first winter have noticed the paint is chipped in many areas especially on the driver's side. Did the very first regular maintenance and explain the dealer that paint is not OK... They do know about the issue and informed Honda Corp. Curious if will be a recall soon or at one point in time will sell it, but Honda... never again. Even the touch up paint doesn't match (metallic grey). Way too light. Embarrassing!!

2013 Honda Civic EX-L - Started after I bought this car bluetooth microphone went out. Next the speakers were fading from one side to the other, had like 2 or 4 speakers fixed. The next thing I notice the engine would shut off when driving, had it towed to the dealer about 4 times. A couple of times check ABS would come on or check power steering. The dealer replaced the battery, alternator, air flow, and battery cable. Well it still was shutting off while driving, but no codes would show, so I called Corp. Office in CA.

I have now owned this 2016 Honda Civic Touring for 2 months and the problem started only after 2 days of purchasing the car. I am at the dealer at least twice a week complaining of the problem. At least twice a week the audio system starts freaking out as soon as I start the car. It sounds like firecrackers are going off then LOUD cracking stops after 4 or so minutes then the stereo does not go on, no radio, no sound nothing. The dealer ask Honda if they would replace the system and they won't because they have not seen the problem. The problem, this usually happens on the weekend or when the service department is closed. What can I do? I drive for 45 minutes to work each day so I need music.

I would just like to say that I am sad that I chose to buy a car that only lasted me ten years. I have worked so very long and hard to own this car and now I find myself rebuilding the transmission FOR THE SECOND TIME after only have 178,000 miles on it now. The first rebuild I had just over 100,000, and I had just finished paying it off after five years. Was proud to own but now will never think of buying another one. I researched all vehicles before I made my decision, and I thought that a Honda would last a lifetime seeing how there are very old ones still on the road today.

2015 honda civic within 7 months dead battery. Honda says I don't drive enough, they charged it 80 percent and said it was fine. Online read 2000 complaints about poor quality batteries. Decided to install an ACDELCO GM battery.

After a short driving distance I observed the vehicle front, rear, and door glasses were badly stained with what looked like water marks that made driving at night very difficult. I took the vehicle to Canadian Tire to have the glasses cleaned. Canadian Tire could not remove the stains and referred me back to the dealership. I brought this concern to the Sales Manager and service representative and showed them the Canadian Tire work order. After writing to Honda Dealer stating the stained windscreen, presented a safety driving hazard, and waiting several days, the front windscreen was changed replaced.

Is it fair for a car purchased 9/2015 to have a damaged radiator hose, damaged AC condenser, after 1 incidence of something hitting the front-end undercarriage? The car has less than 3000 miles on it.

Honda would not honor recall unless I paid to have prior cosmetic work done to my Honda to the tune of 1-2k. I told them I would be right down to pick up my Civic and that I would have a large sign to put on my car saying Honda does not honor their customers or their recalls. I told them I would also picket outside their dealership and get on the internet and tell everybody why they should never purchase a Honda. Guess what... they are painting the car, just the oxidized portions, and I have me a brand New Honda of my choice to drive as a loaner. They have had my 2010 Civic now for a month and I have been happily taking up the miles on a New CRV. Get the picture??!!

I have contacted Honda and Firestone and nothing is being done. There is a recall for 2014 Honda Civic's Firestone tires but they say I'm not part of the recall, but my tires are always needing air. Sometimes they get as low as 12 lbs. Honda says go to Firestone. Firestone says go to Honda.

We have scrupulously serviced our Civic Hybrid 2005 at Honda dealerships only. The original IMA battery failed early, under the extended warranty Honda had to offer because battery failures were so common. Honda replaced it through one of their dealerships, and I was told the new battery was better technology, so it should go for well over 100,000 miles. Now the replacement battery is failing early, after only a few years and 60,000 miles. Honda won't do a thing about it! This is a known and admitted problem for which they've already been forced to make concessions to drivers - and their only response is that they can't be held responsible for their own dealer's assurances! We have been faithful Honda customers for a decade, and are left feeling like schmucks who got taken for a ride. I will NEVER buy a Honda again, as I have no trust that they will stand by their product or give fair treatment to their owners.

While listening or attempting to listen to music from Spotify or Pandora via USB the stereo system in the 2016 Honda Civic EX device pauses and closes applications frequently. I have had to reformat my relatively new Iphone 4s (per suggestions on a Honda Civic forum) on three occasions to get it to sync with the USB cable and display properly on the infotainment system. On more than one occasion it has powered down. Unfortunately this has always occurred while I am driving, which is increasing my distraction level to unsafe levels.

I have a 2008 Honda Civic with an extended warranty 120k 10 year. It has been consuming excessive oil since 50k miles. From 1 quart every 3k miles now it's up to 6 quarts! Now at 104k it needs a new catalytic converter due to the amount of burnt oil passed through it. Neither oil consumption (unless something mechanical is broken) or catalytic converter are covered. The car has obviously huge problems. Probably a gross polluter that could not pass a smog test. The only solution I have been offered is for me to sign a release for Honda to take my engine apart and inspect for mechanical "defects" but I have been warned that piston rings sticking (likely the problem) are not covered and I would have to pay the cost of the inspection north of $1500. Also if I simply stopped putting oil in by the gallon and let the engine fail I would likely not be covered because of the cause of the problem!

New Honda Civic 2014 purchased on Aug-2014. On Jun-2015 my dad had two issues within few days. First, he could not accelerate over 10-15 kilometers per hour. Only after bumping due to a pit in the road, something that was probably stuck, got released and he could accelerate again. He took the car to Honda's service center. They checked the car's computer and could not find anything. Told him to return when it will occur again.

2012 Honda civic EX - When accelerating from a steep uphill at slow speeds transmission shift into second gear and starts bucking. Honda said, no abnormal condition was found and this is a normal characteristic when driving at close to close throttle. I just turn 60, driving cars for more than 45 years, never experienced anything like these. I called this Honda baloney.

Honda 2012 Civic Coupe has around 70,000 miles, and the brain of the AVS Unit has already went out last week. I drive the car mostly freeway miles to and from work. My daughter needed a car so before the brain of the 2012 Honda Civic went out, I had my mom sign for me to get myself another Honda Civic 4 door. Since at that time, I had not one issue with my Civic Coupe. I get the new 2015 Honda Civic and within the month, the sealing around the driver's door started to come off. I bought these two cars thinking that I had made a good investment, now I am not sure that I did. Thinking about selling them and buying something else. Do not want the computer which costs around $1500.00 to replace happen to my new 2015 Honda Civic. Very unsatisfied Customer! That used to love their cars!

I purchased a 2014 Honda Civic LX in Feb. 2015. It had been a lease to the local high school for the previous school year as a driver's training vehicle. It was sold to me as new with 7000 miles on it. My highway driving is minimal but the first time I took it on a trip, I noticed it was intermittently drifting to the left. Had to keep correcting my steering. Took it to the dealer to be checked and was told they could not duplicate the issue. I was told it was most likely due to road conditions.

I've taken my 2013 Honda Civic to Honda now 10 times since I've bought it new. My 2 main complaints is poor gas mileage and that my Honda iPod USB/AUX freezes constantly (radio freezes). I get 22 MPG for the last 3 years owning this car. Honda says I should be getting 32-38 hwy. Honda has let me know that the AUX does have a problem and freezes but there is nothing they can do about it and nothing Honda will do to compensate me. Imagine buying a car and having the dashboard radio system freeze and not work everyday. I think I should learn to sing or carry a boom box in my car...? I have a case number with Honda USA and they tell me there is nothing Honda will or can do and that they will wait for Apple to fix the Honda radio...??? Thought I bought a Honda not an Apple car. Never buying a vehicle from Honda again or until this problem gets some concerned person from Honda on it.

I just bought a 2015 Honda Civic ex on June 2015. As soon as I drive out after signing papers the noise in front end clunk once at cold start. Went to the dealer and said cannot duplicate the noise and that they cannot do anything. Even if I suspect that the brake pads are loose or the brake pads clip fault. They will not do anything. Lazy mechanics told me the brakes are fine just by looking at it without inspecting one by one. They did not even bother to remove and replace with adhesive or lubricate the pads so it won't make noise. 2 times going back and forth to the service is a waste of time. Very disappointed with Honda. I have Subaru Outback with no problem.

With 11K miles on my 2011 Honda Civic, I began to have dead battery issues while living in Las Vegas. Nothing, no light, anything had been left on. So, OK, I think, maybe a replacement is in order as the battery that came with the car is small, as well as a piece of crap. I purchased a new, expensive battery. 2K miles and a cross-country trip later, I am having issues with the "new battery," now 3 months old. Hmmmm... Honda claims I do not drive it enough. I never had this problem with my second car, a Toyota RAV, which was driven even LESS. I see quite a few complaints about this specific to Hondas on the Internet. Honda, get your stuff together. Cannot recommend you or buy your crappy cars again.

So my 19 year old daughter has been saving her money for a used car and since my other daughter has had great luck with her 98 Honda Accord, we decided to look for another Honda. Well we found a 2003 Civic Hybrid with 150000 miles on it (which we didn't think was a big deal, her sister's has 180000 and still runs like a sewing machine). Well the car is clean as a pin interior, exterior engine runs great, has a new hybrid battery and starting battery.

(2007 Civic EX coupe 5sp.) Passenger power window sometimes won't work with either control switch, back lighting on stereo for all selection buttons and dials used to but now will not work when lights are turned on. Two years ago in a snowstorm the alternator died at 85k miles and at the same time the rear defrost switch was on (which will cycle the A.C. motor via electronic relay to keep it from seizing up when unused during cold months) and this faulty relay caused the A.C. system to overload and trashed the compressor motor then loudly blowing out the freon through a discharge valve.

2007 civic coupe - The sun visors were so bad that they extended the warranty to 7 years or 100000 miles. My car was low mileage at 63000 after 7 years but the sun visors were replaced 4 times with the same defective visors. I came back to get them replaced for round 5 and was told Honda would not replace them even after showing them special circumstances. I want replacement visors that are not defective and replaced for free. What kind of car company keeps replacing the same defective visors until they are out of warranty?

2nd time owning a Civic. Bought a 1998 Civic new. AC died after 36k miles. Honda should have recalled this. This was a well known problem in that model. Honda dealer called it "black death". Cost me well over $1000. Won't buy another one.

A year and a half after I had purchased my new 2007 Honda Civic, the air conditioner, which had been working perfectly, suddenly blew out without warning causing the car to stall repeatedly. I managed to limp into a nearby dealership where they determined it had to be replaced at a cost of $1100. I complained to Honda and although I was already over 36k miles, they refunded $200 toward the cost. I just read about the failed AC on the Accord, so I thought this should be mentioned. The car has over 200k miles now with no other major problems, although the brakes tend to wear out a little soon and I have to watch them. Very solid car otherwise. No problem with the paint peeling, which was a big issue for that year on Civics. I will buy another soon. Advice stay away from turbos, the engines quit after 100k, this is why Honda and Toyota avoid them.

I took my 2010 Honda Civic Coupe in last summer to have the driver side sun visor replaced. I asked if it was under warranty and was told it was not. I paid $85.00 to have a new sun visor installed because the sun visor deteriorated by a splitting hinge mechanism. Then a week ago the passenger side sun visor did the same thing. Two days ago, the driver side sun visor AGAIN broke. So now I have both sun visors constantly in the down position which blocks my views of driving. I plan to call Honda tomorrow and see if I can get an answer.

Lots of electrical issues. Car is practically brand new with no more than 13k miles. First. Backlighting on the radio controls (when driving at night w/ headlights on) blinks at random. 2nd. Switching from sources, ex. Bluetooth and aux and Fm settings, causes a glitch where it displays dozens of each option on the screen scrolling through without you. 3rd. Fuel range fluctuates at random. This is dangerous. Not knowing how much fuel is in your car and exactly how long you can drive is not safe. One moment you think you have 45 miles, then 2 miles down the road the low fuel light warning comes on. 4th and the most dangerous of all!! Acceleration works fine but when you hold it at 3k RPM THE THROTTLE STICKS!! I almost got in an accident coming around a corner because it didn't slow down on its own. Cruise control was not set. I had to hit the brakes to make the car slow down.

I've been in two accidents where my airbags should have deployed and they did not. I was seriously hurt.

We are on our second battery in under 6000 with our 2014 Honda Civic. If we do not drive the car for 15-18 days, when we try to start the car the battery is dead. At this point Honda cannot figure it out. Initially they tried to tell us that it was our fault, that our key was too close to the car when it was sitting in our garage.

Honda Civic 2015 Navigation system, bad bug - When entering a street name with two or more words, the system will not let you type a space UNLESS the first word is at least 7 characters, so "North Highland" cannot be entered as a street, nor can "Maple Valley". So far I've located two other Civic owners who report this. Anyone know if there is a software patch/update for this? A call to several local Honda dealers produced the same answer, "we haven't encountered that before".

I have owned 2007 Honda Civic which I bought brand new back in 2007. In 2012, I started to notice that the paint to fade and contacted Honda several times, but Honda refuse to fix the problem. In addition, I was initially never notified about the Honda recall about this issue and neither local Honda dealer ever notified me about the recall. After receiving this kind of treatment from Honda, I will never going to buy any Honda products and spread the words to other family members.

I purchased a 2015 Honda Civic 4dr. EX from Honda of Bay County Florida Dec. 31, 2014. The transmission is getting louder and rougher as I drive. It is awful in heavy traffic. When you slow up it whines so loud it give me a headache. It gets worse the longer you drive it. What a great mistake this good looking car turned out to be. The service says there is nothing wrong. That its the new style transmission Honda is using. I say it is a Rip off. It is rough, cheap and I hate the car. I have had the car for six months and only put 2000 miles on it. I thought this would be my last car. I am just sick over being ripped off by Honda. I would love this car if it wasn't for a terrible transmission. My friends have an Accord they love and Honda was highly recommended to me. Honda should fix this transmission problem.

It now 2015 and I reached 19,000 miles... My A/C DIED?? Very disappointed with HONDA's reputation. They told me it was not under Warranty? That I purchased a USED CAR.. yes.. but Pre-Certified! They wanted to charge me $250 for Service to my A/C?? They said I was not under Warranty and not explained clearly? They are very Abrupt.. AND then they said My Back Right tire needed an Alignment.. $99.. My 'understanding' was my Warranty started when I purchased the 2012 in August 2013? So.. 3 years and 36,000 miles should have been covered? I've NEVER had a 'Serious' problem as now with this purchase. Can you advise/help me in any way?

Transmission started making a grinding noise when I was driving back from North Dakota to pick my son up. We were 200 miles from home and the grinding noise started from transmission. We pulled over to see what the noise was. Then when we tried driving it, the car wouldn't move. I had to have my wife drive 200 miles in my truck with a car dolly to pick us up. I've owned the car since 27,000 miles and paid extra for it because of it being a hybrid. I have done all maintenance religiously on it. I have over $6000 in maintenance and repairs that I've done in the 7 years I've owned it. The maintenance I understand is part of owning a car, but with the money in repairs I've had to put into it and now the transmission quitting, it's not worth the price difference to own a Honda Civic Hybrid. Honda hasn't been any help since I've owned the car.