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Peeling paint
Civic 9th Gen (2012-2015)Peeling paint has been an issue overseas with the civic and the paint has chipped off mine as well. Despite the car being in very good condition otherwise with all services up to date etc Honda refused to help at all with paint repair costs. Three panel beaters thought it was a manufacturing issue and still no offers of assistance. Mechanically ok - a couple of issues ie low tyre warning is not reliable and have had to spend some money on it. Very low to get into.
Turned off Hondas completely having owned them for 30 years.
Purchased in at Honda Dealers for $22,000.
- Transmission: Automatic
- Bought: New
- Year: 2014
I love my car, but…
10th Gen (Hatchback) VTi-LX (2016-2023)The car is great, I love it, but (living where I do) I would never buy another Honda because the allocated service location (an hour away at Maitland) is unsatisfactory. I have to allow a whole day off to get my car serviced, they were unable to fix the problem with the central locking system (and insisted on gaslighting me that there was no problem, despite the technician managing to lock my keys in the car), which I managed to fix myself! My next car will be bought locally, after researching both the car, and service quality.
Purchased at Honda Dealers.
- Transmission: Automatic
- Bought: New
- Year: 2019
Very Lovely Car
Civic 8th Gen (2006-2011)Very Awesome Car. I have been using many Toyotas, Nissan and Mitsubishi and finally i thought to change my mind to Honda which was the right decision. It never let me down and will always stick with Honda
Purchased in for $6,300.
- Transmission: Automatic
- Bought: Used
- Year: 2008
WITHOUT FLAWS
Civic2015 Honda Civic 4 doors sedan, 5 speeds manual transmission. My wife owned this car for 8 years now and put 60,000 km on it. It works and looks like brand new for the exception of a few minor scratches (other cars doors). I reviewed this item in the past with positive comments, but it may have been deleted.
What I want to bring forward here is that we ordered a new 2023 Chevy Bolt EV with the plan to trade in the Honda with a good resale value. Now, we are hesitating to trade a state of the art japaneese made thermal engine car for a cheap GM product, may it be electric. First introduced in 2016, the Bolt will stop being manufactured in the coming months and is already old technology. Just pondering. Any comment or advice ?
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2021 VTI-L Honda Civic Cruise Control
10th Gen (Hatchback) VTi-L (2016-2023)With cruise control on Australian models you cannot turn off the adaptive cruise that slows you down when approaching another slower vehicle, your vehicle slows down to their speed. Bloody annoying on long drives on dual lane freeways. It can be turned off on overseas models.
- Transmission: Automatic
- Bought: New
- Year: 2020
Still going strong
Civic 8th Gen (2006-2011)Have had if for years and still no need to upgrade
- Transmission: Automatic
Amazing car
10th Gen (Hatchback) RS (2016-2023)Bought new in 2020, RS model with 1.5 litre turbo engine. Every aspect of this car oozes class and refinement. It is nimble and refined on the road, and looks sensational. A huge step up from my similarly priced Mazda 3.;
Purchased in at Honda Dealers for $36,000.
- Transmission: Continuously Variable (CVT)
- Bought: New
- Year: 2020
Best car I've ever owned
10th Gen (Hatchback) RS (2016-2023)I cant fault my car, 2 yrs old this week, hasnt skipped a beat, so comfortable and very economical on fuel and a dream to drive.
Purchased in at Von Bibra for $45.
- Transmission: Automatic
- Bought: New
- Year: 2020
Reliable and fuel efficient at its best . Lovely drive and cornering.
Civic 9th Gen (2012-2015)No issues December 2012 9th generation never a problem so far with 130 ks on the clock .just normal wear and tear like batteries and new tyres. Comfortable manual honda.
Purchased for $14,000.
- Transmission: Manual
- Bought: Used
- Year: 2012
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Lemon Car. Honda have lost the plot.
10th Gen (Sedan) VTi-S (2016-2023)This car is honestly the worst car I have ever driven. Many electrical issues from factory that Honda themselves have no idea how to fix. (Eg.. headlights dim randomly, alternator keeps dying (3 replaced in 200,000kms)
CVT died just after the warranty expired which is an $8000 replacement
Cars headunit from factory stopped working at 200,000 & can't replace because the new models have a bigger screen that doesn't fit the 2016 model
Interior is spaced nicely but it is awful hard plastics
Brakes have worn unevenly from factory
Car bottoms out on the smallest of speed bumps which means I have to slow down to a crawl to go over any bump or fear that my front bumper will be ripped off.
Purchased in at Honda Dealers for $280,000.
- Transmission: Continuously Variable (CVT)
- Bought: New
- Year: 2016
2006 Honda Civic VTi
Civic 8th Gen (2006-2011)This car has done almost 400,000 kms and it still drives like its brand new. The car has been maintained and serviced regularly every year and at every milestone. Have only had to replace the CV boot, engine mount and break light bulbs while the car has been in my possession. Parts are not too expensive and overall owning the car has been very affordable. Its a great sized car and effective for everyday use. Would seriously consider buying another civic within the 8th gen range with lower kms because this model is reliable and stand the test of time.
Purchased in at Honda Dealers.
- Transmission: Automatic
- Bought: Used
- Year: 2006
2007 Honda Civic VTI
Civic 8th Gen (2006-2011)Omg I thought this car wasn't going to last more then 400,000km and it has I've had the car serviced and maintained in excellent condition for them 7years I've had it. The only problem I had was the light switch but was an easy fix. Breaks were falling apart and got that replacements but overall I wouldn't mind spending $20k for a newer edition of the car 10/10 keep doing what you do Honda very happy customer and a loyal one two now.
Purchased in for $20,000.
- Transmission: Automatic
- Bought: Used
- Year: 2007
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Loved it until it stalled and stalled again
10th Gen (Sedan) RS (2016-2023)I bought 50 year edition of Honda civic in 2019 Dec. After an horrible buying experience at ALTO Honda Blacktown I was hoping that my woes are finished. Not even 1.5 years in, Honda calls back the car because its not fit for driving and fault can result into a mishap. All this time while I was driving Honda civic, I was putting my and my family's life on risk. Honda Rydalmere then performs the desired service after 10 days. allegedly replacing the faulty component. 4 months later I am driving to work in morning , my car slows down from 80 to 3
... Read more0 kmh . I somehow manage to drive it to a safe parking spot. I contact Honda rydalmere. They again have no slots for available for repair. the latest day available is after 10 days. I ask for a courtesy car which I am refused very rudely. After 10 day Honda rydalmere repairs my car and performs a service as well. The very next day the car stalls again in an 80 kmph speed zone putting me in risk ,only after driving less than 3 kilometres. Honda rydalmere sent me home a faulty car. I paid 300 dollars for nothing. I again try to book in a date for repair but the nearest date was 7 days later. I get my car towed to Honda Castle Hill. They tell me on 7th day that same component is faulty for which Car was called back 4 months ago. They ask me to pay 1400 dollars more to get it rectified. The car has 5 years warranty. I try to discuss this with Honda castle hill team but rather than understanding my problem and my frustration , the dealer tells me that he can pack my car up and I can take it home like that, I am without my car for past 1 month now, I am shelling out money on uber and I have no vehicle in emergencies. My only fault is that I trusted Honda. I am afraid Honda dealership will give me faulty car again. I am afraid they will keep telling me to shell out money by making excuses leaving something faulty everytime. I am afraid I will end up in a mishap because Honda civic breaksdown in the middle of the road and the Honda service can not rectify the fault. I am disappointed , I will never buy honda again. I will never recommend this brand to any one.Purchased in for $25,000.
- Transmission: Automatic
- Bought: New
- Year: 2019
Perfect for Our Needs Still !
10th Gen (Sedan) RS (2016-2023)Bought the RS in 2019 and still enjoying every drive. Large for a small car more small medium but still small enough to manoeuvre around town but like the extra space when on trips. Im a driving enthusiast i have SS Commodore and the Civic turbo is a surprise it's only a 1.5 litre but pulls strong good on fuel and handles quit good. Interior is pleasant and styling is ok great safety package as well.
Purchased in .
- Transmission: Continuously Variable (CVT)
- Bought: New
Sports Car Looks and Performance.
Civic 8th Gen (2006-2011)I have owned the Type R since I purchased it new in 2009, it was a stunning looking sports car then, and still is as this body style has not aged and still looks current with today's cars, it's always a pleasure to drive as it is certainly a driver's car with spirited and very responsive acceleration, as soon as you sit in the comfortable seat you feel part of the car as it cocoons firmly around your back and shoulders, the small racing steering wheel is thick to hold and looks the part to complement the sporting feel of the car.
It is certain
... Read morely not the most economical car petrol wise, but allowing for the sports car performance from the Type R that is understandable, for touring though, I do find the petrol economy quite acceptable and it has never been an issue for me, as it is a large fuel tank and the distance travelled between fill-ups is quite comparable to most other cars. The Type R has been serviced regularly by my local Honda dealer and it runs just as smoothly now as it did 11 years ago when new, I'm very happy with the Honda Type R and have never had any regrets about purchasing it, I have no plans of letting it go any time soon as I still enjoy driving this car, it is solidly built, has also been very reliable and never let me down as you would expect from a Honda. Summing up, I would say that the Honda Type R is the best quality car that I have owned to date, and would recommend this model to anyone who is looking for an upmarket car with good performance, reliability, and modern European styling. I should add that the interior matches the spirit of the car and looks great too.Purchased in at Larke Hoskins for $44,500.
- Transmission: Manual
- Bought: New
- Year: 2009
Questions & Answers
2007 honda civic auto
Hybrid
300.xxx kls on the clock
Asking $3200
Is this a good buy?
I don't know how Honda hybrids are but no car is perfect so if your deciding to buy that one get it looked at by a professional if it's been looked after I don't see why it wouldn't be a bad buy it might last another 100,000-200,000 depending on what has been done with it. Definitely worth it if you can find another one that has a bit lower KMs and a proper service done to it. My Toyota corolla sport lasted me up to 250,000km and I haven't serviced it once when I first bought it. Honda Civics do the engine for the Toyota corolla.
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My honda civic 2015 touch screen doesn't have the wifi/internet icon, any solution?? Or how can i download any android map/app??
2016 civic with climate control has failed...
Most likely the condenser but Honda out of stock....car still under warranty
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Details
| Category | Cars and Hatchbacks | Cars and Sedans | Cars and Sedans | Cars and Hatchbacks |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | $24,490 | $31,990 | $22,390 | $32,990 |
| Transmission | Continuously Variable (CVT) | Continuously Variable (CVT) | Continuously Variable (CVT) | Continuously Variable (CVT) |
| Drive Type | Front Wheel Drive (FWD) | Front Wheel Drive (FWD) | Front Wheel Drive (FWD) | Front Wheel Drive (FWD) |
| Fuel Type | Petrol | Petrol | Petrol | Petrol |
| Wheels | 16" Alloy | 18" Alloy | 16" Steel | 17" Alloy |
| ANCAP Safety Rating | 5 Stars | 5 Stars | 5 Stars | 5 Stars |
| Fuel Consumption | 6.4 L/100km | 6.3 L/100km | 6.4 L/100km | 6.1 L/100km |
| Fuel Tank Capacity | 47 L | 47 L | 47 L | 47 L |
| Engine | 4 Cylinder 1.8L | 4 Cylinder 1.5L | 4 Cylinder 1.8L | 4 Cylinder 1.5L |
| Max Power | 104kW @ 6500rpm | 127kW @ 5500rpm | 104kW @ 6500rpm | 127kW @ 5500rpm |
| Max Torque | 174Nm @ 4300rpm | 220Nm @ 1700-5500rpm | 174Nm @ 4300rpm | 220Nm @ 1700-5500rpm |
| Country of Manufacture | Thailand | Thailand | Thailand | Thailand |
| Manufacturer Warranty | 5 year(s) | 5 year(s) | 3 year(s) | 5 year(s) |
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