Completely obsessed with this car. Bought it off of my 93-yo grandma. 2015 with 36,700 miles, garaged its whole life. She really never drove anywhere and now has lost her eyesight. We paid her $10k and I feel like the luckiest lady in the world!!! So glad I didn’t shell out big $$$ for a new CRV like I had been considering doing. Now in 6 years, our 10yo son will have an amazing first car!

On this edition of is it totaled I present to you my 2025 Civic ST Hybrid sedan. A bit of dark humor as it probably is totaled but this car kept my daughter and I safe.

After 1.5 years in an Acura RDX, I realized I missed my Civic so I went and got a STH.

Loving it so far. Got the windows tinted immediately. I missed being in my civic.

Anyone in Dallas TX (closer to mesquite) looking for avid1 av6 wheels? 18x8.5 +35 black with continental extreme contact dws06 sport plus tires 235/40 /18

After many years with Accords, I wanted something a little smaller

I’ve had her about a month now.. I’ve just done some Amazon Special mods as well as some tint. Plan to do a full chrome delete and add a small duck bill spoiler and that’ll be it. I absolutely love the car, probably my favorite I’ve ever owned.

Hi All,

Need the hive minds guidance here. Currently have a 2011 CRV that is approaching 200k miles. Might be looking to switch to a Civic for a better daily driver that's reliable and fuel efficient.

I found a one owner from NY which seems to have a good history. No record of transmission, brake fluid or coolant flushes but the dealer told me they put new front brakes and rotors (not sure if ceramic but most likely semi metallic). Seems like there are new tires and minor curb rash on two rims.

Car has ~57k miles and dealer is asking $14600 out of the door. I'd be very comfortable with $13000 out of the door but I know today's market is not the best for a great deal.

Hope anyone has some feedback and advice about this Civic and if there's anything else to know about this year.

Appreciate it!

I have bought a brand new civic with 1200 miles and I had ppf done 2 weeks ago. I noticed this paint cracking which I had not noticed before. The ppf installers said they noticed it before installing. But didnt document it. Will this be covered under warranty? Its not a big deal but im not sure if it will get worse

Got 2 quotes for a 2026 Civic Sport Touring, both about 2.2-3K off the "MSRP". Are these prices reasonable or they go lower? In SF Bay Area - planning to ask for another 1K off.

Pricing via Costco

10th Gen FTW

Just bought a 26 Civic Urban Gray Pearl and couldn't be happier. I absolutely love this car!

Ive never owned a brand new car in my life. I went from a 2016 Frontier getting around 17mpg to now getting 35-39mpg!

Ironically with the gas savings im actually saving money overall even with a higher note and insurance.

Got a 2026 sport touring. What is everyone cleaning their dash and doors with? Looking for some to give it that wet shiny look. What do ya got?! If it works on the seats, that’s great too!

Just got my new first civic ever. Finally moved on from my stubbornness with jeeps.
I refused to get another SUV. Had SUVs since I got my licence a long long time ago. I am a mom, still with a small kid but I’m in my 40s now so I wanted a pick me up and not another mom car. LOL

Need some advice..

I have a car seat for the kid, I need asap some sort of cover for my leather seats so the carseat doesn’t damage it (or my toddler)
I am hoping to order nice ones for the front ones but what works for the back from a place like Canadian tire that I can access asap while my new ones arrive ?

I am doing PPF in a week. And also tints. I can’t live without tints I feel blind.

What are other cool stuff I can add to it to upgrade inside?
Not interested right now on any mods that may void my warranty, hopefully in a few years for sure.

Also I am very dissapointed my phone won’t fit on the wireless charger 🥲 and that there isn’t any usb ports in the back.. first world problems I guess..

I got all weather mats from the dealership but I want the heavier duty stuff because I live in NWOntario where we drown in snow.. any recommendations? Def need a trunk liner.

I also want black badges and door handle covers.. where can I get this that fit perfectly?

Thanks peeps.

of the 16 cars i've owned during the last 27 years, this one is finally my "forever" daily ride. our family likes to name cars, and my '23 civic sport-touring hatch has been the easiest to name: ruca. my mini & i love sublime, and before the car arrived we were listening to the 40oz to freedom album, track 1 being "waiting for my ruca." she's definitely my best girl when it comes to daily wheels, and there was a helluva wait that entailed purchasing a temporary car. worth it.

hard to believe, but in another life i was trained as a master mechanic and turned wrenches for many years. in that time i drove so many different cars during inspections & repairs. of all those vehicles, this is my favorite.

i appreciate that honda continues to produce a car for the masses that is well-built and fun to drive. whoever it was that decided their peoples' car should be call "civic" was on their game that day.

i'm a relic of the last century, so i appreciate streamline simplicity. large round gauges, comfy-yet-sporty seats, uncomplicated climate control, versatile hatchback body, and of course, the row-your-own style gearbox.

when i placed the order, my local dealer wouldn't even take money initially. several times the salesman mentioned they had no idea when this car would show up, and that it could be "an exceptionally long wait." custom ordering a car is the most "me" thing ever (i think this was my 4th ordered car) and i was happy to wait for a 6-cogger with a bunch of accessories in sport/touring trim.

this car is my rolling office: 5 days a week along the back roads, around countless lakes, through immense pine forests, and navigating the winding suburban sprawl & roundabouts of northeast wisco. 52 weeks per year stuffed with camera equipment, drones, tools, for-sale signs, and the occasional trailer-paring to haul billboards. she's still wearing the removable roof rack from the camping trip/music festival adventure i took my mini on in august. dunno why, but i love that look. 3 years and 82,000 miles later, my sentiment continues to be "pry the keys from my cold, dead hands" when the dealer calls looking for a trade. i took this snapshot last night when i was photographing my last house for the week, and the yellow contrast really caught my eye. i've had some spiffy cars in a variety of configurations, usually wearing muted colors, but none of the others caused people to approach at random to tell me how snazzy my car is. and they're right, imo it has the most simply perfect fastback line. and every once in awhile the sonic gray pearl paint gives you a peek of gold & blue if the sun hits it just right. what can i say? in a fucked up world when it's a less than stellar time to be a 40-something woman from the u.s.a., the simple things are easy to appreciate.

this is a weird reality (possibly the alternate-1985 timeline?) in which we repeatedly find ourselves collectively saying "....aaaand this is why we can't have nice things," an enjoyable daily-ride is a welcome exception. thanks honda. (RIP stick-shift tho 😭)

anyway. thanks for reading if you did...this ramble was a fun way to procrastinate while i complete some data entry and writing copy for work. happy hooning y'all 💜

p.s.--suck it subaru. 3 brand new cars in a row were absolute duds.

My 23 Civic CVT has only 18k miles since I'm a remote worker. The recommended interval to change (drain and fill) the CVT fluid is 30k miles. However in the service manual it says it should be 40k KM (~25k miles) or 2 years, whichever comes first. Anyone know why this discrepancy exists.

Here is the service manual screenshot: https://imgur.com/a/Bhq12Kd

Im not sure if this is the right group but im looking at buying a 2025 civic sport that has roughly 16k miles on it asking price is 29 but where i work at this dealer i could prob get it cheaper its the naturally aspirated 2.0L and is automatic idk much abt hondas (the dealership is gmc) but i thought it looked like a fun reliable gas saver anything i need to be made aware of anything preventative i should do like a catch can or anything like that lmk thank you!

So here’s the story. I bought a SI at auction, I haven’t seen the car yet, on a cross country road trip and I’m picking it up close to home on my way back. Given this opportunity I am wanting to grab the parts I definitely need on my way through such as a trunk lid. Found a base model trunk on my route. What are the differences other than the wing. Will I have issues mounting the spoiler, such as holes from the other wing. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.

Spontaneous road trip to Quebec City from Capitol Region NY, two full tanks landed me at 37.1 mpg, last road trip faired better but was a shorter distance, we are now down to ‘as advertised’ mpg lol

Anyone bought an exhaust for the 1.4 fk1 cant seem to find anything at all