I have a honda civic 2010
had it for 2 years (so the battery is atleast 2 years old.)
the tempatures in my area range from
45F - 75F
my car is parked in the basement level of a parking garage.
my car battery dies if i don't use it after 24 hours
so is it time for a new battery given my conditions?
note: when i went home for turkey break, my car was parked outside. Dint move it for a few days. Car turned on just fine anyway.
Is it worth to buy 2009 lexus IS 250 with 80k mileage vs honda civic 2013 with 60k mileage? - 1
I have a 99 honda civic with a d16y7 motor. There's a squealing/chirping noise in my car but everytime i press the clutch all the way down or drive it the noise is gone but if i'm at a red light or a stop and let it idle it just squeals and chirps really loud and its getting annoying. I recently changed all the belts but noise is still there and it sounds like its coming from where my transmission is
Per the owner, it's been well maintained (I will get an auto shop to inspect it to confirm that). I see a lot of honda civics for sale now, so I do not understand why so many are for sale since they are reliable. Should I buy this vehicle?
What brand/model and when should I change them?
2000 Honda Civic Lx says that the tires should be 30psi (front) and 29 psi (rear) but the tires I have aren't the original tires. On the tires it says max psi 44 (front) and on the rear tires it says 50 psi. Which one should I go with? Or should I find something in between?
Which is a better choice, an ordinary Honda Civic or a Hybrid Honda Civic?
Added (1). Which is a better choice, an ordinary Honda Civic or a Hybrid Honda Civic? I'm looking for a pre-owned or a used one which is a 2008 model for my daughter.
Our school is having a debate between three cars. The first is the 1997 Toyota Corolla. This is priced at $2000 dollars on the road with 174,000 miles. The second is a 2009 Hyundai Sonata, priced at $9500 on the road with 95,000 miles (this is the debate team I'm in). And the Third is a 2015 Honda Civic priced at $2100 on the road with 0 miles on it.
The person that is buying the car has $2000 dollars cash and can qualify for all available loans. They drive 15,000 to 20,000 miles each year. Gas is currently $2.10/gallon. This person makes enough money that they can put (after car insurance) $500/month towards the car (car payment, repairs, gas).
Each of these cars is a more basic model, so there's nothing extra fancy about any of the vehicles.
Our group already has fine disadvantages to the civic, but we can't seem to find many for the Corolla. Anything you guys have would be great.
Is there a difference between 06-08 and 09-11 Honda Civic Coupe headlights? - 1
Besides honda civic, toyota corolla. I need more ideas. I'm really, thinking about the civic but i need more ideas so please help no bs.