Used 2016 Honda Civic for Sale

I own a 2016, Honda Civic, which has approximately 7100 miles on it. In the past I have driven a Prius V, 2010 Ford Mustang, and now a 2016 Honda Civic, overall I would rate the civic the highest, due to the fact it has had the least amount of problems in my experience. It has great performance, I would recommend it to anyone looking for a great starter vehicle or for parents looking for a durable, safe vehicle for their teens. I the vehicle is compact and has lots of storage which is a benefit in my book. The vehicle may have poor gas millage but that is counteracted when looking at how reliable and trustworthy the vehicle itself is. It's comparative quality towards other vehicles I have encountered is outstanding, it is by far the best in my opinion. I am also pleased with its performance while driving, it is a smooth ride, so you do not feel every bump in the road, which helps if you have back problems. It is a good car for the aging population, because it is not too low or high in comparison to the ground, so that if you have bad knees or hips getting in the vehicle is not a struggle. Overall the pros greatly out weight the cons towards this vehicle.

Ever since I was 18, I had driven only Honda Civics. I have driven no other cars, just Honda Civics. Why you might ask? Well, Honda Civics are extremely reliable and durable vehicles that can definitely go the extra mile. Civics are definitely not vehicles that will quickly break down on you. I have driven a 2003 Honda Civic, a 2006 Honda Civic and a 2016 Honda Civic, and let me tell you, the result has been the same. Honda Civics are great driving vehicles that can take you almost anywhere safely. I don't have to worry too much about the Civic breaking down as it has a good endurance record. Sure, the Civic is not indestructible, but it lasts a lot longer than other cars. Some cars have cheap details and features to them, but the Civic is not one that is cheaply made. If this was truly a cheap car, then it break down a lot sooner but the Civic does not. Civics are often regarded as one of the most reliable cars to drive out there and that's so true after driving Civics for twelve plus years now. I am not even sure I can switch to another car after all the good times I've had with the Honda Civic. I mean why have a downgrade? Civics are pretty good with fuel economy as well as they are definitely not gas guzzlers. Civics are last a good distance before needing another fuel up. In this era of high gas prices, the last thing one wants is a total gas guzzler. Along with it's reliable nature, Civics also have a good speed to them and definitely are not a slow car. With power and reliability, how can you go wrong with a Honda Civic?

This car has been incredible. I can hardly believe I only pay $169 per month for it. The acceleration is seamless. I look down at the speedometer and have to force myself to slow down because 75 feels like 40. The car is very spacious and roomy. I was told to get an Accord so I didn't feel like I was driving a clown car. The Civic is nowhere near a clown car. I could easily fit four in the backseat even though it is built for three with three seat belts. The engine is quiet, but very powerful. I can accelerate from 30 to 60 and hardly hear or feel a thing. The car is very modern, and for no extra cost. Bluetooth, rear view camera, and all season tires all come standard - at least I was not charged extra.