Honda Civic Sedan 2013Change

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.

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 really enjoy this car, as my first car its definitely very reliable, fuel efficient and enjoyable through out. I feel safe driving in this car.

I seriously love my Honda Civic. I havent had any problems with the vehicle mechanically at all. Runs smoothly, very good on fuel. We took it from AB to BC thru the mountains and only had to fill up twice, and the second time was a top up.
I have had some minor exterior trim issues however. THe weather stripping came off the door, as well as the trim came loose on the trunk however a quick trip to the dealers and they fixed it.
Currently the seal/weather stripping on the sunroof has come off the window partially making the sunroof unable to open , it still tilts open but because the strip is off, it wont slide into its place to open completely. Here is where it gets not so good, you would think that you could just replace the weather stripping. NOPE its actually part of the sunroof, so if this goes, and cant be put back on the window itself, you need ot buy a new sunroof window.