I have a 2015 Honda civic that I just installed my Sony amp and alpine 10"s with a stock head unit. The amp is on the subs are on but the bass is very light. The stock radio doesn't allow me to control the bass, and the amp doesn't have any knobs on it to control. I d rather not buy a new radio and instal it.
I just saw a 1996 Honda Civic for $2,996.00 with 89,000 mi on it. I'm planning to purchase it from a reputable dealership, I did background check on the car and it had one minor accident from someone hitting the left rear bumper. No odometer changes, no other accode ts, no issues in any other place. I looked at the car and it is in very good condition. I drove it doesn't have any issues thus far. I also plan on getting it a thorough inspection tocmake sure all is in good condition by my mechanic.
Aside from my mechanic's inspection so far everything checks out with it. Is there any reason people aren't jumpinf at the chance to buy up these low mileage cars? Is it because they are old and people just want to keep up with Joneses? I mean it's a clean car with low miles, 31 mpg. Can't imagine why someone wouldn't purchase a car like this aside from the aforementioned.
I'm saving up for my house and so I don't want to add a car payment to my debt, in fact I would like to stay away from debt as much as possible. I just need something for work and possibly just drive to my friends' houses.
I found this 1999 Honda Prelude SH for 3,500 and it has 147k miles. I'm looking to sell my 06 Civic LX Coupe 5 speed with 162k miles to get some money for this car. I looked at the carfax and there an accident in 2010 and the car needed to be towed. I talked to the owner and he didn't know about it but from what he told me he said he replaced almost everything in the engine. Should I try and go for this car or should i stick with my civic for a while longer?
https://boston.craigslist.org/gbs/cto/5503858272.html this is the car if anyone wants to help me with looking into it.
If I take good care of it, If your American you can put miles and ill convert it mysef to km, say for an example a Honda civic hatch
I'm 16 years old and I'm looking to buy a 2002 Honda civic. I have taken drivers training. I'm wondering if anyone knows what kind of insurance rate I d have to pay.
The 5th gear of my car Honda civic 2002 is pulling out, can I keep driving in 4th gear? - 1
I accidentally backed up and hit the gate on my drive way and knock out my driver side mirror. How much does it cost to repair? I have the part since obviously I just knocked it out. No mirror crack. I drive a 95 Honda civic.
I'm 17 and going to be buying my first car in the next few months. My budget is only 5.5k but I can afford to pay monthly insurance of around $230. What are some first car options other than Honda Civic? I'm a responsible driver, but I feel like buying a 03 mustang for 5 grand is a bad idea.
Car was in a wreck, but still ran and drove. I was fixing some motor mounts so i jacked up the auto trans. And the motor. After changing them and putting car back together, i started up the car, put it in drive, and it wouldnt move. Same with reverse. It was just running 2 weeks ago when i backed it into my garage. No leaking trans. Oil. So i have no idea what it could be. Anyone know if something might have broken off to cause this? Any help would be appreciated!
I have a 1998 Honda Civic Coupe. Short Ram Air Intake and it has this knob that you can change how much air goes in, it's on high.
I also have a Skunk2 Intake Manifold, Skunk2 Polished Headers, Skunk2 Whole Exaust system.
Brand new tires, lightweight rims.
I'm getting around 200 miles on a tank and it can hold 11.9 gallons which equals to 16.8 MPG which sounds Way off since Google says civics should get around 34 city and 44 hwy
Any ideas? My check engine light is on and it says P0420 which is o2 sensor