Should You Buy a Cheap ($2500) Honda Civic?
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- Опубліковано 18 жов 2024
- This video will review a 2008 Honda Civic LX with 278,339 miles. It has a market value of approximately $2500.
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Mines an 2010 lx. Owned since 2012. Currently 275k miles. 0 issues. Only replaced 1 motor mount and cv axle. Best car I've ever owned.
hector romero Yeah, overall its a great vehicle and sets a high bar for reliability.
"mines" LMAO
Did u ever changed the transmission fluid?
@@thebestsoccer2063 yea It was overkill but I would do it every oil change. Or sometimes every other oil change. Which was 8k miles or 16k miles. I did drain and fill 3 quarts. I sold it march 2021 and it had 320k all original.
Yeah all the Honda's I've owned the motor mounts went bad. Had to replace my axle too earlier this year, but it's a good car.
Hey everyone, sorry for talking so quietly. I'm more used to being behind the camera instead of in front of it. Also thanks CarsThatLast for featuring my Civic and channel. Just about ready to flip 280,000 miles! - Ryan
I forgive you.
Hey Ryan, I'm Ryan too 😁
Hey Ryan.. do you have an issue with engine oil burn.. my civic requires 1/2 quart every 2 weeks.
My co worker drives A 1991 CIVIC with 623 K miles on original engine
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I have 300,000 on my 2000 Civic, sadly the rust is going to eat away parts beyond repair before something mechanically actually fails. I want to drive it until the transmission or engine fails, but that won’t happen.
@@johnmoore1495 automatic?
live and let live yeah it’s an automatic, it still shifts good though. No work done to it besides ATF changes. When driving normally I’m always gradual and consistent on the pedal. I’ve gotten the throttle input down to the point where I don’t even feel the shifts 90% of the time which is saying something for a 20 year old 4 speed automatic with a really basic ECU. When I do beat on the car (which is pretty regular) I make sure it’s been up to temp for a few minutes.
Knowing how to drive a car is almost as important as maintenance.
@@johnmoore1495 just curious how often you change the atf
My husband and I have a 2006 Honda Civic that has over 461,000 miles on it! Still running great. Same dark blue color as this man's Civic. I drove it from Utah to Illinois and then from Illinois to Florida so my daughter could use it. Only problem is that the air conditioning needs work. Air conditioning will be the only thing to fix on it.....soon.
L Jones manual?
Hybrid?
@@businessmindset2976 automatic
@@MadBurner1 No
Wow, your engine block didn't crack. Its a miracle.
I am brazilian and i learn more english and cars ( i like and search for honda, toyota ) with yours videos. It's very interesting!!
I have a 2008 Civic LX 4 door and I just love it. The first time I ever drove an 8th gen civic, I fell in love with it! They are so fun to drive! Low miles, I've got about 138K on mine
My 02 civic has 160k miles, 5 speed, new water pump, solenoid cannister, timing belt, crank shaft sensor, so far this year and I will drive it till the wheels fall off lol
Nice! I heard from a viewer who has 500,000 miles on his 2000 Civic.
Alyssa S....... That is How you save Money Alot into 401k if ONE can Subdue our desire....
@@carsthatlast441 Hello.... I Really like your reviews..... Great jobs..👍👍👍😃
CAN YOU do a Review on the TOP 10 or Top 5 .... which vehicle has the least FIXING problems to own on 50k-to-70k... ??????????
Buying a manual LX sedan for 5000CAD with a set of winter Blizzak tires on wheels, 170,000 KM no rust. Sold my 2008 350z with 90,000KM to get a reliable car cheap that'll last me for years. Here's hoping she holds up! Love your channel so far, I honestly just want something close to base, no extra points of failure with electronics and something that I don't have to dump money into so I can spend it on other things I enjoy. Don't get me wrong my 350z was a blast and it was hard to get rid of it but I just felt like it's time. Gonna check out your ebook!
2009 LX. Just bought it, love this car. 130k miles
Mine is a 2010 EX Owned since 2016, currently 92k miles. Changed the four wheels and The condenser. It’s a really good car. Always giving it its maintenance regularly.
My 2007 Honda Civic LX 1.8L has 303,000 miles on it. Bought it new in 2007. My daily commuter car. Just took it on a 3400 mile road trip. Have kept up on fluid changes (oil (Mobil1), tranny fluid drain & fills, coolant drain & fills, brake & power steering vacuum & refills with Honda fluids). Maintenance on these cars is well designed and EASY! Runs like new. I always know I can count on it (unlike my other vehicles). In the life of the car I have only replaced the starter, struts, brake pads, sparkplugs (at 265,000 miles only because it seemed like I should given the mileage even though the originals seemed fine), and a motor mount (quick and easy). Planning a 3,000 mile road trip out east in 2 months and have no doubt it will be fine. I plan to get a million miles on this car if I live long enough. Good car.
2006 Honda Civic EX trim owner and these Hondas are super reliable 👌
Currently driving a 2011 Civic DX sedan that I bought four years ago at 82k miles. It’s currently at 215k after a lot of Lyft driving and coastal road trips. Only major repair has been overhauling the AC (compressor and a couple other parts) and new struts last year. Other than that, normal maintenance like tires, brake pads, one wheel bearing.
Also did a cosmetic repair recently - had both my front fenders sideswiped in two separate incidents, so I replaced those (and the bumper cover) with pre-painted panels for $260/ea. Looks great again.😎
My husband has a 2011 Civic Sedan with Automatic Transmission....we have had it since it was original off the lot....literally the ONLY thing that has failed mechanically, mind you we have done EVERY maintenance it has requested, is the Fuel Pump....we have both been EXTREMELY happy with it, matter of fact, it has POSSIBLY changed his outlook on the brand he chooses from here...
We just hit 195,000
My 2006 civic has 335,000 miles and drives the exact same as it did the day I bought it 13 years ago. I've been from Georgia to California and from Georgia to south Florida numerous times.
I would trust that car to just get in it right now and drive right back out to California.
The first shift on the 0-60 was too early, not doing the car justice. But seriously, great review!
Manuals are so rare, I'd buy that in a heartbeat
I gotta 2005 civic lx with a 5 speed manual. 193,XXX miles and still going strong. Its slow, but reliable af.
2:01 This is a common rust spot on these cars. The rust will open the pinch weld seam and destroy the sealant in this area. That permits water intrusion and then it's down hill from there. If you catch it, reseal the seam, touch up the paint, and ensure the seam stays sealed then it will go a long way toward stopping rust in this rust-prone area of the car. To seal it use a durable heavy duty urethane sealant. Expensive automotive sealant is not needed. A roofing urethane sealant will work, with the downside that it takes a long time to cure. If you can use proper automotive sealant then all the better, but it's quite expensive.
As of 12-22-23 my 2006 Civic LX 5 Speed manual (bought new and pampered) has 230,000 miles and still runs like new. I did replaced the the AC system in 2018 and right rear wheel bearing in 2015. Since retirement in 2020 I now have more time to take care of this car. I have (DiY) replaced steering wheel fluid, brake fluid, coolant, EGR valve, Vtec Solenoid, spark plugs, ignition coil, brake rotors, brake pads, valve cover gasket and adjusted the valves. All of these jobs were possible with all the excellent how-to videos on UA-cam. I did have to repaint the roof and the front hood of the car. My plan is to replace the alternator and serpentine belt in January 2024. This is a great beater car and good backup for my new 10th gen. Accord 6 speed manual 2.0T Sport. For nearly 40 years I bought only Hondas and very happy with them.😊
Just bought a 2006 Honda Civic LX automatic clean title w/257k for $850🤭 7/7/24..: my neighbors son didint want it anymore so now she’s mine with no engine codes and hopefully I take her to 300k or even 400k one day to be in the 400k club….my dad helped him with a engine code bc it was in limp mode but all it was was a bad coil pack and it still has its power
That compressor thing must be common, I had a buddy, tell me his 09 Civic's compressor went out. He also said the blower, quit so he may have had 2 things.
Also, I wanted to say, that I could tell Ryan liked trains, even before you mentioned his YT channel.
The AC system on this car had to be one of its biggest downsides going by the owner reviews.
I have a 03 civic Coupe LX 5speed!! and man let me tell you something..
I LOVE IT!! i wish Manual trans cars did NOT go away 😞
Anyway I bought it with 195K miles.. it now has.. 215K miles. i did the following changes on it just because of Preventative Maintenance,
timing belt, Power steering belt, spark plugs, I have NOT done coil packs yet, but I will.. Original clutch was replace around 198K - 200K miles 😀 long time if you ask me.
Thanks for this video.
2003 civic ex here, 253,000 miles but it runs amazing! Only issue with mine is clear coat peeling, new alternator and timing belt
I drive a 20-27 year old Volkswagen jetta with a manual 5-speed I love it all most 300k miles on it
I bought my 2007 civic Ex, with 129k for 2500 now at 150k. The interior was in amazing condition. Outside was okay not the best but wasn't the worst either. Oh and it also has an aftermarket remote start! 😀 I got blessed with he right time at the moment.
Any major issues with it? Or anything to look out for when buying one? I’m looking at a 2008 civic ex for a good deal
@@SirAuron777 Honestly just make sure the oil was done on time and no sludge is shown on the oil cap because the 8th gen honda civic use a timing chain so if maintenance was poor you will get a really horrible deal. But otherwise anything obvious really like wear and tear, and ask all your questions. And check the transmission dip stick the color and smell * use a white piece of paper * because atleast mine was never changed but when I purchased it that was the number 1 thing i did. AND IF YOU BUY THE VEHICLE, NEVER DO A TRANSMISSION FLUSH ONLY DO TRANSMISSION DRAINS AND FILLS. Good luck on your purchase.
@@ronijr4918 why never do a transmission flush?
I got a 4 door 2008 ex for $4,000 with 157k on it and it still feels like a good buy, drove it for 10 hours straight through Florida from one end to the next and zero issues. Although I think it might need a new control arm for the right wheel
@@hv3115 Because when you use a FLUSH machine hundreds of vehicles have already used it and the machine is contaminated. But aldo note that when flushing it will add brand new fluid which could cause the gears to slip Because the transmission is used to having some old fluid in it. When Drain and fill you only drain 50% of the fluid and keep some old fluid and you shouldn't have any issues.
2010 LXs. Only issue was ac compressor failed. Also the condenser replaced as it looked like swiss cheese due to rocks being kicked up into it from the road. At 135k miles it has a lot of life in it based on this man's mileage.
These are really great cars. Motor mounts and cracked blocks on 06-09 civics are the only real common issues. Yeah they do have clear coat issues but as far as reliability is concerned these will last forever
Do you have any idea how common the cracked block problem is on the 2006 Civic? Seems pretty rare overall but looking for any info regarding the likelihood of it happening. Thanks.
@@KarlDKDL honestly I haven't seem many in person with this issue. And if they do suffer from the cracked block issue they usually crack before 100k miles. I've seen like 4 with over 200k miles and they don't seem to have the issue
@@georgeparker555 I have a 2008 civic bought new. It has 240k & just the block just cracked. I'm replacing the engine with a salvage yard motor (130k miles) & hoping for the best.
@@dennyatkins3842 that's still pretty damn good 240k miles
So do you recommend getting a 10-11
Bought my 06’ civic at 149k miles back in 2013. I’m at 217k now and for parts outside of regular maintenance I’ve replaced the starter, shocks,struts and power steering pump. My mpg is 28.
Combined mpg?
@@swagkidm10 I think my combined is 30 mpg. Getting 28 in the city and 32 hwy.
I am still driving my $600 ,2002 Honda Civic automatic, 322000km,amazed,looking to get a van next 😊😊😊
Yes the odyssey is a great van, we have an 06 with 259k miles and it still runs great, the only thing I’ve done to it besides normal maintenance is timing belt and water pump a couple times.
I have a civic that has 137000 miles, it’s also 2007. Bought it in 2018 for 2,500 euro. Guess it has ten years left! Never had a problem with it
About to buy a 2006 manual with 200k for $2000 the manual feels like a completely different car from the auto!!
I have a '98 Coupe with 340,000 miles. Original clutch. If you drive it right and change the fluid it'll last. I drive it 150 miles a day round trip to work. Changed the front wheel bearings at 310k because I thought it was time. They were still good!
I got a 2013 SI with 130K miles, it's just barely broken in. Will keep it until the wheels fall off which could be a minute.
I have a 2008 DX sedan I bought in with 23k miles on 09. It currently has almost 320k on the dash, with a FAR from perfect maintenance schedule. Other than routine things, Ive only had to replaced the starter and the AC compressor in the last 12 years of daily driving. It starts/runs/shifts like new to this day. Now being our backup vehicle, I still drive it periodically, determined to turn roll over the 500k mark.
Honda has always made fun, reliable and economic cars. But, theres something to be said about these 8th generation civics. Well done 👍
any problems with wheel bearing or other suspension parts? My 08 civic has 282k miles and just looking to see if I shoud do preventative maintinance or just leave it the way it is lol
07 300.000 miles no major repairs everything worked great when i got rid of it!,,,,bought another one!
I have 06 coupe automatic and I can say is really fun to drive and great economy on gas.
Thank you for doing what you do, Bill. It's much appreciated. I'm one of those folks who has an aversion to rust, though. So I tell my family and friends: "Buy a used car in good shape that spent most of its time in the Southwest (CarFax), or fly to the Southwest and pick up a used car in good shape there." You don't have to drive a car that has rust if you don't want to.
Thank you, and I agree, rust is a killer. I have a video exactly like what you are referring to. Buy a rust free car from the south and bring it home. ua-cam.com/video/0y3isER3ovI/v-deo.html
Just purchased a 2009 with 81k miles a few months ago. I'll save the video and report back in a few years. lol
I've put 3k into it but now its solid as hell for the next 100-150k. (Michelin tires, KYB struts, alignment, motor mounts, belt tensioner, belt, ac recharge, painted roof, audio system)
belt tensioner and belt? I thought this generation civic had timing chain. Let me know because I just bought an 08 civic ex coupe
@@christianquiroga7350 it has does have timing chain. I'm talking about the serpentine belt for the alternator, water pump, that has a tensioner pulley that needs to be replaced sometimes , I just did it ahead of time but if you do change it, you might as well change the water pump because its a hassle to remove. I did all this work because its a 11 year old car and didn't want any problems for the foreseeable future.Look up A1AUTO on youtube for step by step instructions, they have a lot of videos for the 8th generation civic.
I'm considering getting a 2005 EX Civic here in Brazil and I'm glad that they last a lot when well maintained
I paid $3500 for a Toyota with 152,000 miles, 5 speed. Factoring in this one will need a clutch and struts soon, I'd pay $750-800.
2001 civic 300000 miles. Runs like a champ.
I got an 06 civic with almost 220,000 on it and it still runs. needs new transmission fluid and 02 sensors otherwise perfect
Any issues with the engine block? Trying to find out how common the problem is on the 2006 civic. Thanks
@@KarlDKDL i’ve never occurred any engine problems. i have seen those complaints, but nobody i know has had those problems. just keep up with oil changes and you’re good
I have a 2008 civic lx automatic and only has 69k miles great car
Almost the same just bought a 2007 civic with one previous owner, 63,000 miles
Cool he still has the 4 ink white and blue pen. Classic
I live in Australia, I have a 2008 civic automatic. With 130,000km. I’ve calculated my fuel efficiency to be about 10L / 100km. Yours converts to 8.3L / 100km... should I be concerned about my car?? Yours does so much better
$2,500?? More like $9,000 now! Let’s go Brandon!
Yep no kidding. I will have to do a new video 😂
@@carsthatlast441
Looking at 2013 civic coupe with 100k ml. for 10k.... can't find anything cheaper at this market... :(
I had an 07 Civic lx sedan, I just used as a trade in. Overall my Civic treated me very well. I’ve had to replace the starter 3 times and replace my exhaust. Last issue I had was the rust on the bottom of my car, got so bad my exhausted started hanging. I live in upstate NY so I’m sure 14 years of winter took a toll on it. I will miss it, but love my 2021 Versa
I have a 2010 civic coupe made in Canada with 180,000 miles so far, only non regular maintenance has been calipers, struts are bad but just rides rough over bumps.
I have a 12 civic ex 1.8l 207k. Great car. So easy to work on.
Thank you!
I have a 2007 Civic Is with 176k A/C compressor starter and struts are the only things it needed
That motor and transmission are bullet proof. I have an 09 with 215 k its perfect.
Now they are taxing crazy for these cars 6/7/8/10 k for these in 2023
My 13 years old Honda Fit Sport jazz five speed automatic can do 60 miles in about eight seconds.
I’m currently in the process of buying a 06 civic coupe $1200, with 212,000 miles, it has extensive body panel damage, front and rear bumper cover , haven’t seen under the cover, and the trunk was pushed in, but still latches , Ac not working, but the compressor works, he’s asking $1500 , talked him down to $1200, I think it’s not bad a price, the clutch seems good , and the gears shift nice and smooth, what do you think, buy or keep looking?
My son loves trains. I will pass this video onto him.
5:20 honda still uses there twin teir dash in the brand new 2020 civics
Didn't have the cracked block issue that 06 to 09 do. Don't complain about normal wear & tear on a 2500.00 car. Be concerned with Drive train and major electric problems.
I went to almost 275,000 before my engine cracked. also before i did any major repairs. they were very minimal to that point. when Honda replaced that engine for FREE, i went to 465,000. It was not until i got into the very high 200,000's mileage that i started replacing things like starter, alternator and the like. you have my pic, lol. Car still running at 465,000 but it has electrical issues. My friend has it. It's sitting because something is shorting the battery. Tranny slipped maybe 2 times the whole life of the car and is original. that was a car above cars.
Hi Claire! I didnt forget about your Civic. I have another idea for a video and am hoping to highlight it soon. Thanks again 😁
LUV... Luv watching this stuff. Honda is dropping the ball with their paint, tho. The paint on my 2013 that i bought in November is fading all over the place.
@@clairemontanaro4985 check to see If there is a service bulletin to fix that under warranty like they had with the 06 to 2011 civics
@@dannyr3433 the paint thing? I was going to call them. It's a beautiful black, excellent running car but the paint is all fading. It's the oddest thing. But yes, i will do that, too. Ty Danny.
@@carsthatlast441 Thanks for your videos I appreciate them. Do you have any idea how common the cracked engine block is on the 2006 Civic ? I know there was a service bulletin and they extended the warranty but it still seems like it was a small percentage of the cars that actually had the problem when you consider how many were made. Appreciate any info or thoughts you might have on the likelihood of it happening on the 2006 civic. Thanks.
I purchased a Honda Civic ex Coupe 2006 155k miles for 3,400 did I pay a good price ?
No. I bought my 2006 civic with 125k for 2750$. And I still think I maybe payed a little too much
2012 civic ex 215,000 fun ass car💯
Is 2HG ok to buy or dose it crack to ? Thx great video
I was actually thinking of selling my 2008 Honda Civic.. exactly like this one.. standard and coup, has 193,000 miles on it... But after this video.. might just keep it.. lol I also just replaced the ignition coils and spark plugs.
Hopefully you kept it. I have a 05 civic 5 speed manual. 196, XXX on it now. Runs great!
I was tryna get an SI but the only ones for sale in my area got over 250k miles🤦♂️ I just want one I can raise and see grow. I got an EX because I couldn’t find an SI and it dig it can’t wait to get an SI
I just brought a 2014 ex from its original owner. It has 280k mikes. He used it for his work car. I paid 1500 for it. I thought it was a good deal.
Great deal…. Any issues noticed till now?
240k on my Toyota Camry 5 speed never have I had a problem
This car you can’t buy for 2500 dollar in Europe. First this model it came only as a hybrid to us. But that fact made them cheaper because of battery life problems. With battery packs prices costing 3200 euro new from the dealer. An ‘08 civic is stil above 3500 even with high mileage in every shape it comes in.
I'm surprised it doesn't have discs all round.
Damn... $1500 clutch job and he doesn't want to worry with it.
Way to treat a car that has served you for near 300,000mi
New hondas has the same reliability with GM - Ac crapping out , cvt as well - its not the same as before . Golden age of hondas are 90s model .
jd5179 almost all cars are crapping out. Toyota too having issues with CVT and fuel pumps and Hondas having oil dilution it’s sad
I know, cars as a whole have gotten worse considering reliability. The new GM's are even worse than the new toyotas and hondas. Toyota, Honda, and the Japanese manufacturers as a whole have been slipping for the last 10 years. They are no longer the companies I came to admire from the 90's.
2000’s too
It's a pipe dream to think of getting one with less than 100k miles for $5k. You can't even find one for that price.
For sure, it was a bit different a couple of years ago for prices.
@@carsthatlast441 Looking at 8.5 gen Civic, 7.5 gen Accord and 2nd gen(04-09) Prius, by far the Prius is grossly inflated.
@@carsthatlast441 hey, i miss the videos you ever gonna upload again?
Looking at 2013 civic coupe with 100k ml for $10k.... can't find anything dissent
For a point of reference. Right now July 2022 new Toyota corolla LE is $28-29K with tax and title drive out with waiting time for delivery about 3 to 4 weeks... So, I am forced to look at 2013 Civic coupe with 100k ml for $10k :(
Whom do I blame for it?... Chinese Communists ofcourse but the most I blame money printing, cowardice charlatans who are in charge of Democratic Party... Tired of their social engineering skims starting from Obama's "Cash for Clunkers" bs and now sabotaging American oil industries with moratorium on drilling first and no offshore drilling now!!!!... sick of them.... AND yeah... their cowardice and incompetent response to Putin's invasion of Ukraine.... anywhere I look everything is falling apart...
Also, i now own a 2013 Civic. I have noticed that my 2006 was quicker and i think it has something to do with the tranny. The 2006 tranny would shift into higher gears earlier than the 2013 making it quicker off the line. No complaints about my 2013. My head gasket just blew on my 2005 and i am not sure if i am going to fix it. It's at 245,000
Isn’t it cheeky to ask $2500 for a car that needs at least $2000 worth of work?
Why not ask a reasonable price?
4-5k for a good running car that can pump another 10-100k miles is a steal. Rebuild the engine every 300k for the price of 5k, nice restoration periods. Ita a steal man these cars are awesome. 03 civic owner. 95 civic owner, the 95 was a manual, lost it at 75k miles..
Totalled :(
Randy Jackson, I don’t know where you are buying tires at but discount tire for a decent tire is $300-$350 mounted balanced and road hazard warranty on them. Of course that’s for a Honda Civic not a over inflated ego 2020 GMC Sierra Denali 20 inch rims, then yeah $600-$1,300. Smh
@Shorty I buy tires online for less than $200/4. I remove the old ones and install the new ones with a harbor freight tire tool. Then, i just bubble balance with harbor freight bubble bbalancerand use some weights. No problems.
@@roscoeelcocko1863 same! Has saved me so much money over the years. In my area they want $26 to mount a tire and another $16 to balance that tire.
I own a 06 Acura tsx and mine has 398000 and still running strong
They average about 500,000 miles these days, I'm lucky to have a 2000 civic ex
Wow and I was scared to buy a used one with 300000kms on it.
2hg 2008 civic here and my block cracked at 78 000 miles. My dad bough it New it 2008. We replaced the engine and it’s now at 102 000 miles. Meanwhile my 2004 civic as 168 000 miles and still original engine (automatic transmission remplace 2 years ago) but now the engine is leaking by the gasket. Again my dad bought it new in 2004. I guess we are not that lucky but they are still good cars, but I would avoid 2006 to 2009 because of the engine and others esthetic issues.we just but a 2017 1,5t one 3 years ago. I hope it’s gonna last but I’ve already heard some problems on internet. At the time we bought it, everybody was praising the 1,5t over the 2,0. Now it’s seems différent sadly because of oil dilution. So far no issues but the car barely reach 4000 miles since we use our old one way more
My civic drinks oil. I wonder if you have the same issue.
What year civic?
@@carsthatlast441 second owner after 15k miles. 2007 Ex. 245 k miles. Only changes are rear shocks, my fender side clips came apart so the edges pop out. The interior issues are the passenger speaker is blown, inverted gas gauge at times and cd player is shot with buttons not working and a few light buttons stopped lighting. Also I just changed the outer tie rods.
I OWN A 2008 CIVIC LX WITH 77,000K ORIGINAL MILES GREAT CAR
That’s a lot of miles for the year dude
Hey Bill👋
Vave the european version. Year of production 2007. The current mileage - 165 thousand miles.
70k mile 07 civic, no big issue
I have a 2004 Honda Accord with not as many miles-213,000 to be exact. It's got some body rust to it, but it still runs great. I''ll drive it 'til it dies. My car's automatic so I don't have to worry about clutch repair. Lol.
I just bought a 2006 civic with 140k miles for 3k, it runs smooth and everything but it does shakes a little bit when it’s on drive and I’m like on a stop light for example. I just want it to last some years until I can afford a better car.
Does it vibrate when you put the car from Park to Drive or From park to Reverse? If this is what you meant you need to check your engine and transmission mounts. But if your car simply vibrates when just idling the car in park you probably have a misfire.
I have the same civic as you. Even with all the engine mounts changed, and a valve adjustment, they still vibrate. It's a honda 4-banger, not a mercedes v8
2004 Honda CR-V 221,000 no engine or tranny work!!
My next one will be a Honda again. 👍
Mines has 194k lol
Yeah, try that manual up on the hills of San Francisco, making stops, and backing into a tight parking spot or going around in heavy traffic. No thank you. Great Civic, don’t get me wrong, though!
Suzuki Vitara i admire your honesty about not being a good driver. Because it totally beyond me why this would be any more difficult in a manual civic then any other manual shifting car.
Sure I’m not a “good” driver. But what I’m implying too is that all of those maneuvers (parking uphill on a steep hill in reverse, etc) are undoubtedly much more difficult with a manual transmission, Civic or not Civic, than any auto tran and even worse if the clutch is about to go. Great car. But this is why most people buy automatics.
They just don’t make MEN like they used too. 🤣 I drive a semi and out of 500 semis our company has I’d say 20-25 are still standard, wow how sad, it takes all the fun away.
Got a 2005 broke down in the driveway with a blown head gasket & a toasty transmission...drove it for 3 years on the leaky head gasket and a year on the transmission slipping. Has about 180k. I will never own another Honda just for the fact that they are a pain to work on
He'll be able to sell that car to a young person. The kids love Civic's and a stick will be a positive.
That car would be 6k in today’s market.
So it's actually true that the mileage drops in the winter time?
Yes, car mileage does drop, especially in northern climates.
What oil type are you using and what viscosity?
I bought a civic 2008 2.2 diesel with 144k kilometer 🤷♂️
only thing is parts might be more expensive than domestic
Not really. You can get some really cheap parts that are good quality
Maybe, but hopefully you'll have less repairs long term.
@@traingawker2121 I've owned 3 of these 8th gen civics and they are easy and cheap to work on. Highly recommend these cars
@@traingawker2121 perhaps
Have you done timing belt by any chance
These have a timing chain
Mine just went 2000000 miles and she still what a up and goes it 2006 arc coupe
Ha Got mine for $750 and AC works
Great cars
Cars that last.... I just bought a 2009 Civic SI...108k on it... as the durability and high-mileage expert what is your opinion on the 2.0 SI engine?
Cool! Did you see this video on the Top 5 Sports Cars That Last 200,000 Miles? I think you might like the results. :-) ua-cam.com/video/9pzSxvM8kKc/v-deo.html
@@carsthatlast441 ok thanks I'll look it up!
5k for a 08 civic si coop with 165k ? Flashpro included and 220 whp?