Honda 1976-2017Change

Just bought this used when I traded in my 2007 Fit.

This car is bigger, comfortable, smooth riding. Lots of new tech features I never had with the Fit (rear backup camera for one).

Just getting acquainted with it over the last 72 hours. I think the car and I will become Best Friends.

The Honda Civic sedan is a versatile compact car with excellent mileage and reliability. I like that it is small enough to park in tight spots. Interior and trunk size are surprisingly roomy.

I love this car. It is great on fuel and runs like a charm. I have nearly 100 K on it and it runs like it did when i drove it off the lot with less than 100 km total . one thing is there is not much leg room for persons with long legs to sit in the bak. I have taken it across the mountains and it was great on fuel.

It is,great on fuel.It has a lot of space in the hatchback.It is comfortable riding.This car is reliable, It has never left me stranded on the road as some of my other cars. I am very satisfied with it

I have been driving for a while, I feel safe in this car. Has very strong engine and fuel economy not bad consume even in city. Well designed in and outlines. Very comfortable and attractive. less road sound inside. Wide view back and front. strong brake system. Good sound system and perfect navigation.

Have had the car for over 2 years, and have had only one problem with it, a button on the stereo got stuck the day after I got it, but that is a common problem. Great ride, the best car I've had on gas and comfort of driving, would highly recommend to anybody

I got this car when it had almost 250,000km mileage, and after half a year, it got over 310,000km, nothing wrong with it, pretty reliable, average fuel consumption over 60,000 km is 5.3L/100km on the dash, awesome right?

honda fit is a good reliable car but not built for windy or winter days, tires are thin and slip and slide
the fuel economy is worth it

I have had this car given down to me by my family, and like my family, it has rarely let me down. The fuel efficiency for this vehicle makes it one of the most reliable cars I have ever driven.

Reliable, wont let you down unless you let it.The fuel economy is the real deal for this make and model, it saves more money than you could ever imagine!

the new redesign of the 2017 crv is great. outside design to interior. roomier inside gives added comfort. ride is so quiet I do not play the radio I just enjoy the ride. This is the best vehicle I have owned.

Has driven over 300 000 Km and still going strong, mediocre interior decorations but reliable and economic. Gets you where you need to go and then some!

I go on random rides and work everyday, fuel is cheap and is very reliable. Couple of problems every month tho

Parts are easy to come by, and usually pretty cheap. Most work can be done yourself if you take the time to learn how to do it and a few good youtube videos.

I have had this car only 1 month but it sure is a pleasure to drive. The acceleration is really good compared to my 2011 Hyundai Elantra. It almost feels like a sports car! The audio system is pretty awesome too (although I did find a problem with how the stereo reads ID3 meta-data on MP3 files, specifically it has issues with album cover image art. I have tested multiple resolutions to find what the audio application needs but always get inconsistent results. I got 750km on 1 tank of gas. Seems a great fit for my family.

This van has lasted my family nearly 17 years and still drives as smoothly as when my parents bought it. Very good value for what you get out of it long-term. In addition, is a great van to bring on roadtrips due to the interior sizing and seat move arounds

This is an excellent compact car with good reliability and mileage. Small enough to easily park anywhere.

I am currently leasing a 2017 Honda Civic. The drives very smoothly and it’s very efficient on gas. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a new ride.

My good old van is now in car-heaven, but thought to review it anyway. There's a reason why the Ody was the must-have van at the time. It runs and shifts silky-smooth, suspension is perfectly tuned, it handles well, it's roomy and comfy, the upholstery (micro-fiber) holds up amazingly well and is easy to clean. Just a perfect, versatile people or stuff-hauler.
While I still consider it to be a reliable vehicle since it lasted full 18 years, it had a couple of issues: front suspension had to be changed, some rusting showed around the fenders despite having it oil-sprayed, emission sensor failures and the mother of all issues (tranny failure - twice). I was able to put 290,000 km on it but that's not so much for a... Honda

This is my daughter's car, but I'm doing the (very little) maintenance and I have driven it a couple of times.
I'm straining to think of a bad thing to say about this peppy little runabout. I guess the HP is average for its class so some may complain about this, but they really shouldn't because this is a sub-compact and it still feels quick on its feet. Looks are also a bit quirky - a Japanese version of cute, but this can also be a plus for some.
It's a pleasure to drive, so nimble in city traffic that it reduces the stress, it's more spacious inside than many larger vehicles. At 11 years of age when many other vehicles are retiring or already retired, this one still looks and works great. Never had any mechanical issues with it, no rattles or major rusting. This is the definition of a well made car.

Let's get the only bad thing about it out of the way: I could live with the looks from the profile, but the front and rear are - in my humble opinion - just hideous. It's like the designers couldn't make up their mind and designed it by committee: a little bit of this, a little bit of that will hopefully please everyone (not!)
Aside from the above, I simply can't think of any downside, and as you probably guessed, I didn't buy the car for its looks. Fuel efficiency is good for its class short of a hybrid, space is also a bit better than most other compact SUVs, visibility is excellent, it's peppy, seats are comfortable and all the controls are ergonomically laid out. The EX-L trim has wiper heaters which is a great feature for winter, and also bum-heaters as well as sunroof. The vehicle is easy to clean both inside and out and it doesn't get easily dirty.
If you like or want a compact SUV, this is the one you should get. I shopped around and did a lot of research, test drives, spoke with owners of various SUVs. After careful selection, this is your best bang for the buck, period (if you can live with its looks).

I've put 108,000 km on it so far; still running like new. Like you'd expect from a Honda, reliability and fuel efficiency are top notch. Front seats are comfy if low to the ground, but rear seat is needlessly cramped. Trunk is cavernous and rear seat backs flip down to accommodate longer items.
Just a few small items to complain about (aside from tight rear leg room): the sun visor doesn't extend so you get glare from the left side. Voice recognition for hands-off dealing is a hit and miss. Ice and snow are very hard to clean around the wipers - a wiper heater is sorely missing. I haven't noticed it myself, but my wife complains that the very slanted windshield causes reflections and outward visibility is not great.
Otherwise an excellent product. It's a Honda, after all...

I absolutely love my Honda Element, it is spacious, drives amazingly, is reliable. The only con is the gas mileage it is bad,

Economical vehicle, smooth ride. Great in most weather. Not the newest but not the oldest vehicle. Great with acceleration, brakes work fine. Safe for kids. I've had the car for about 2 years and it haven't given me any trouble. I think it's a great vehicle overall.

For under $50,000, or even $40,000, the 2017 V6 Touring Accord is the best car you can buy new! It has all the tech, safety and style while maintaining a very spacious, ergonomic interior with sufficient power under the hood. I love the wheels! I bought mine new 2 months ago and have already put 4800km on the clock and I love it. Until I can afford a Bentley, this is it!