I paid 16k and opted for 220 a month payments.
the car has 35000 miles on it. Its standard, with navigational system, sunroof, power window. I'm asking becaue i have people telling me its worth way less. Nada blue book seems to think so but kelly blue book says 16,700 the high mark.
I woke up in a Honda Civic. Why didn't I wake up in a Bugatti?
I have a 2008 Honda Civic EX Coupe. Just installed new brakes and rotors throughout. They mentioned my calipers will need to be replaced in the next year, but they couldn't identify exactly the issue creating the swishing noise coming from the wheels.
So I just purchased my 2009 Honda Civic 4 days ago and my mom comes home from driving it and says there's this werid noise coming from the passenger side any time the air is on. It wasn't doing that til now, it sounds like fan it's a loud buzz noise and it's annoying af and I want it gone. Any one help me please?
I have Honda Civic Sedan 1984 2days Before its Front Left Jumping ROD is broken I tried many mechnics but they are Unable to Open Jumping Rod. May u Kindly Help me and tell me that how to open Jumping Rod.
I'm looking for a car to bring to school. The drive is about 400 to 600 miles. I found a 2003 Honda Civic on Craigslist and it has 115,000 miles on it. It's 4 wheel drive and has 4 cylinders. The owner described any damage to the car as "The driver's side view mirror semi-detached; power door locks nonfunctional. There's one large dent on the passenger rear that can definitely be banged out. There's minor wear and tear on the body as this is a car that has lived its life in Brooklyn. Photos of nicks and dents, as well as an area of peeling paint and the interior fabric imperfection" I'm not really concerned about the problem with the locks or the exterior, I'm more scared about ending up stuck in the middle of nowhere.
I need to get my brakes replaced but I'm a little confused. I know the front uses brake pads, but does the rear/back also use brake pads? Or should I be purchasing something else for the back?
I'm looking to get my first car in about 2 months after having my license for a year and not having a car yet. I will finally have enough for a $4,000 car plus the cost of insurance/registration/fees/taxes. I'm looking for one that is for sure a safe one (which is my number 1 priority with being a new driver) and 2, that is decently reliable and should last a good 3-4 years, before I hope to be able to make enough working where I can afford a 1 or 2 year old Honda Civic (drive that one until it no longer is worth the cost of repairs).
I live in Wisconsin.
Getting my first car this weekend. Interested in these three. I've read that the Dodge dart has had lots of problems in the year 2013. I want a good reliable car. Going for a manual too. Any advice what to go for?
Should I put the money in to fix the car or try and sell it?