Is a 2000 Honda Civic at $1500 a good deal?

I'm trying to buy this car and it seems good expect the guy who is selling me the car says it needs front breaks and it need the carburetor clean should I buy?

No, that's a very bad deal.

Always pay a mechanic to check a car you are planning on buying, ( at a reputable garage) ask the person you are buying from to deduct the cost from the cost of the car if you buy it

Without thoroughly inspecting the mechanical condition, doing a thorough driving test and conducting an extensive review of ownership and maintenance records, I can't possibly say yes or no. Until you learn how to do these things properly yourself or you can afford to pay someone to do it for you, then you're simply gambling. It's no different than shuffling a deck of cards and expecting an ace turn up when you cut the deck, only it will cost you $1500 smackers if one doesn't turns up.

Hi it will not have a carburettor as it was fuel injection so more likely it has a fuel pump issue. Bad buy over 8 years old now only fit to make beer cans out of it.

Insufficient information to assess for sure but buying a car in anything less than full working order and accepting the sellers diagnosis of faults is completely foolish.
If the faults were that easy to correct the seller would do it and sell the car more easily and/or for more money

Yes! Its a good deal, if its in good condition.