Honda Civic - Top Gear S8E1 (7 May 2006)

[@Barcatje]

The song at the beginning is "Bloc Party - The Pioneers (M83 Remix)". I have now added this to the text under the video.

[@Duke78]

Absolute banger

[@liamblackman63]

10 years later it's still a very modern designed car

[@James-mb4tt]

Couldn't agree move - Genius design from Honda - I've got one and people are always shocked when I say its 10 years old

[@elaxel1469]

Yes, but 140 hp without a turbo is very low power

[@James-mb4tt]

I've got one 1.8 sport - It certainly isn't 'low power' at all - Got 135 out of it and felt it could go a little faster. What you're forgetting is that its only recently (last 5-7 years) we have discovered Turbos are extremely useful for lower engine cars - hence why many cars these days have Turbos.

[@elaxel1469]

***** The fact is I own the previous model, the EP2, which is only 1.6 110hp and can make 0-60 in the same time that the newer model with 140hp. Why should I want to buy something heavier, higher, and runs the same?

[@elaxel1469]

***** Yes I miss a 6th gear so much in my EP2. It seems the new generations are made for people looking comfort, futuristic interiors, and are better in highway. Anyway the old EP's have a sporty behaviour that cannot be found in the news. Maybe when I get older and have wife and kids I'll be looking for the new comfortable boring ones ;)

[@D3MZIR]

Almost 20 years and it still looks modern.

[@chris36796]

The greatest things of all..... after 9 years works as new , great reliabillity

[@dacringe]

which engine ?

[@chris36796]

This engine

[@dacringe]

@@chris36796 the 1.8 ivtec?

[@chris36796]

@@dacringe yes

[@dacringe]

@@chris36796 Good.

[@akamiguelsanchez9985]

I've wanted one of these since I was 15. Finally getting one this week

[@NakataLTU]

did you get one? Are you enjoying it? Got mine too, it's sick, feels hella modern

[@WH250398]

@@NakataLTU How's the suspension? I heard it's stiff. Is it really that bad?

[@NakataLTU]

@@WH250398 its stiff, familiar to an audi a3, it’s not as bad its not like it hurts when you hit bumps. It doesn’t really affect the driving as much, it feels sharp and racing like though. If you’re thinking of getting it, don’t make it a reason not to get it, it’s the only downside besides the rust. if you have good roads, it wont be a problem. So to answer your question, is it really bad? Nah, I don’t really notice it, i did drive an audi a3 1998, compared to it civic is quite soft haha, plus it feels like a racing car, its fast, dynamic, you feel in control.

[@WH250398]

@@NakataLTU Sounds exactly like my current 7th gen civic in that regard, so that should be more than fine. How about the lack of a rear window wiper? How is it when driving in some serious rain?

[@NakataLTU]

@@WH250398 Wax it and it wont be a problem, the rain will just drain off :D It's abit annoying, the view sucks too, not a deal braker for me. The view out of windows isn't as great in it, but it's more than fine.

[@TrickyS92]

I've waited for my Civic since 2007...when I first saw it I fell in love with it. Now I am 28 and I've had it for 2 years now. My very own Honda Civic ivtech 2007 1.8 and its am amazing car .

[@V-tec28]

Hi there so what is ur expiriance with that car???i like it so much and thinking to get one soon so plz if u have any advices share.

[@Randombrudddaaa]

28 and thinking to buy one this week!

[@TrickyS92]

@@V-tec28 I've had it for 5 years now . Absolutely brilliant car if you keep on top with regular service. Keep am eye on leaky boot tho as overtime it seems to be the issue with them . Other than that , I think they are brilliant cars. I even had to use nine as a home for 6 weeks . It was awesome and I decided thay from now on I will travel and sleep in my car 😊

[@TherymasterWidnes]

Still a great looking car in 2019

[@hellsbells8979]

just wanted to write same comment) Bought same a month ago 59 plate! It so cool!

[@kui5422]

Is there any rust problems

[@seaney53]

@@kui5422 Tends to have slight rust bubbling where roof meets the front wind screen.

[@kui5422]

@@seaney53 thanks for your reply

[@Olddirtytiger]

I want one in 2020

[@garrywill-not-comply3073]

I bought the 1.8 petrol, second-hand, a few years ago as a shared car with (then) girlfriend - obviously the car out-lasted the relationship: it's a Honda! Even though it's been a spare car for 18-months, every time I think of selling it, I can't, it's just too good to sell (at 92,000 miles). This engine has the v-tec activate at 2,000 RPM, it's more about fuel economy than high-rev's. There's a trick to driving this engine smoothly; either keep below 2K rev's or power through the 2K mark, else it's jerky. It's not an exciting engine but extremely competent with lots of low-end pull - don't over-stretch it and it feels like a much bigger unit. If buying a manual, it's probably best to to walk away if looks as though the top of the gear leaver is very worn; this indicates a lazy driver resting their hand on the stick every journey, wearing the bushes and making gear-changes difficult over time. Another common fault is the suspension bump-stops slipping inside the spring, making a rubbing sound in damp weather - it doesn't stop the car from being driven but it'll cost roughly £200 (UK) per strut, at a local garage to put right (£50 parts + labour). That said, I've spent waaaay more keeping German cars maintained (£,000's over £00's). Last thing; when changing the rear brake-pads, be aware they need re-setting as they self-adjust tighter, resulting in the pads permanently in contact with the disc's (eventually fully-locked-on) - I've seen this posted on the internet - not something I've experienced!

[@Tamiya8584]

My 2.2 diesel is at 210.000km, still goes 0-100 km/h in 8.2 seconds. Never broke down, still has original front discs, clutch (it actually has a 3 stage wearing thread and is really strong - people who changed the clutch got owned by a garage :D), original battery and AC never recharged. The 2.2 diesel is full of torque, left dozens of German cars behind eating my black smoke :D That said, the paint and some other components dont live up to Honda’s reputation , it being my 3rd Honda, I can compare it to my 92 Civic and 98 Prelude. That said, I still love it, it cruises fine on the highway even at higher speeds. At 160-170 km/h its still pretty quiet and smooth. It only drinks 5,5l /100km, has a lot of room (got a kid while ownership and went great) and the engine is a lot of fun! Many things the newer Civics dont have.... So wouldnt know what to buy next...

[@seaney53]

Fantastic car.

[@soundseeker63]

This looks better than most brand new hatchbacks you can buy today (including the current Civic I would say). He is right, it may not be the smoothest or quietest car but it makes you smile even in mundane situations. The golf/focus/astra of the day seem about as fun and interesting as lump of coal by comparison.

[@DelgatoMediaStudio]

Finally got mine! Awesome car even 14 years old !!!😍

[@xin0]

Got mine 2007 this March 🙂

[@josephlewis9237]

One of my Uncle's had one of those Civic's and I liked it. His was the diesel version in black and I enjoyed going for a spin in the car with him. Even after all these years, that gen Honda Civic-still looks futuristic and modern.

[@armandasm3810]

That honda is still on the road and mot ends in 2020

[@WH250398]

Ha.. Of course it is. These things are unbeatable.

[@armandasm3810]

@@WH250398 ikr! :D

[@WH250398]

@@armandasm3810 Do you drive a Honda?

[@armandasm3810]

@@WH250398 im too young to get license, my brother does though. Its really cool

[@bahti472]

I have bougth used one few months ago and i am very happy with it. Little tick does well in city and ok on the road while taking beating better than altairs boys do. Now i am off to my daily routine of kidnaping cows and earthlings.

[@SuperRobbo92]

I've had a 1.8 petrol for just over 3 years and other than tyres and a set of rear brakes it's needed nothing do to it. Very economical engine (currently sitting on 48.7 over the past 1100 miles, which seems like the most I can get, even with a K&M air filter and changing from supermarket fuel to Shell V Power + Nitro) that never fails to bring a smile to my face if you drop it down a couple of gears and floor it! Honestly no idea what to get for my next car, sorely tempted to wait a couple more years and get one of the new Civic's, would have to be the 1.5 Sport model though!

[@Chris-Clark48]

I've had my Type S for over 10 years! Still fantastic to drive.

[@Ri3hcsgo]

I just bought Honda civic 2008 1.8I-vtec 170 000km. And let me tell you, its like a brand new. Its an amazing car. The only downsites are the fuel economy when you floor it and the stiff suspensions.

[@MrIDGAF]

What do you mean by stiff suspensions?

[@mikhailkirton8072]

We got one as well, but I mean when you fully open the throttle like in any car, you would get bad fuel economy.

[@junceiro]

As a proud owner of one, I still love its design! I still stare at it every time I leave. And while design is a very subjective matter, I really think it's one of the best designed cars out there. I can't say the same about the suspension harshness, but hey... it's a price to pay!

[@michael_the_chef]

i have got the diesel one, before i had a audi, vw and ford. This honda is the best car of these for me, the diesel engine is superb. 10 Years, and 265000km later, engine works like the first day, there were no big problems, some rust apeared, brakes, bumpers, oil and Filters, stabilizers, some suspension stuff and one injector (because of bad fuel quality) were changed. Whole car is stock! Maybe the turbo and or the clutch will be the next thing to change/repair. I think i will get 350-380k km out of this car :-) 0-100 km/h on wet 9,9s with new Hancook ventus v12 evo 2 0-100 km/h on dry 8,4s same tyres here Vmax: Tachometer: 216 GPS: 204 Nice Car :-D

[@amy40c]

thank you!

[@aonuk39]

ngl i prefer the 1.8 petrol

[@maurice6171]

best car ive ever brought

[@terry141186]

My Skoda octavia 2014 got written off last week in an accident. An absolutely great car and as I didn’t have much money I needed a cheap car to replace it with. I settled on this model civic but with the 1.4 engine I am very very impressed so far.

[@V-tec28]

Is 1.4 any good??

[@andygray1762]

@@V-tec28I have 1.4 and it’s a very good car. Torque is dreadful, however would be my one complaint, but great top speed. I managed to hit 150km/h on the motorway.

[@V-tec28]

Fuel consumption? Maintenence?

[@terry141186]

@@V-tec28 42-45 mpg average and just regular oil changes.

[@tn57d4512]

It's a great car and still a headturner in 2020. I brought my Red 1.8 i-vtec, petrol sports trim in 2018 with 90k miles. Dirves and feels good. This is one of the best practical car with magic seat, large boot space and a space shuttle cockpit :) Honda Civic the best!

[@nightshift4587]

I have the red 2.2 diesel and although it's a 2010 it was one of the last made that year and was given a little extra in body trim finish. They are a timeless machine, with character.

[@BrunoMacedoPhotos]

I have bought mine, new, in 2008. Till this day it had... 0 problems!

[@mikifiorini]

Almost 2023, still one of the best.. this car never ages

[@Diddy1970AD]

It was future proofed at birth!

[@Jupex]

Great music used in this.

[@NordiusOfficial]

Totally! Boards of Canada:m Beach at Red Point :D

[@RupOase]

Expert Earth Magic -> Slow & Stone Skin !

[@0s0sXD]

Music is timeless

[@grimsville2501]

I used to hate the civic but now I understand why people liked it and its rather cool. Looks like a space shuttle

[@Digi20]

I remember watching this episode the day it came out and recently had my first drive in the UFO civic. Stepping out of a Golf V of similar age and milage i was quite amazed how much more modern the civic feels, drives and looks. the interiour basically looked new where all the softer touch points in the golfs normaly are heavily used (window switches etc.) and it is much more direct to drive, albeit a bit more uncomfortable. compared to the 1.6 in the golf the 1.8 in the civic flies and is much more silent and frugal at higher speeds due to the sixth gear, i would also take it above the later available 1.4 tsi in the golf cause is simply doesnt go wrong all the time. however you do need to rev the nuts out of it to keep moving at higher autobahn speeds and inclines compared to a modern small turbo that makes the same amount of torque two gears higher up. for city and rural areas however its perfectly motorized. the boot is super practical due to the flat falling rear seats.

[@stfuplsok]

i got the 1.4 iDSi brand new in 2007 same colour above, Pearl Blue. now it is 2019 and it is still going strong. still a modern looking car after all the years. very reliable car. i love my Honda.

[@Steve200300]

I have the same car 1.4i dsi 2008 in pearl blue fuel economy is awesome on long run I got 72 miles to the gallon around town 48 miles to the gallon my first Honda 2nd hand definitely buy another.

[@sugarrushnascarman1886]

I had always appreciated its futuristic style and look, and still always have! I certainly think this version would be one of the more underrated ones, especially to when it comes to looks. Fun Fact: A couple years after, Cars 2 would come out. They had featured lots of Hondas, all of them that featured this same car! Some even had diecast, one as a flagwaver!

[@vancedjob8187]

2023 I still love to driving. Still so modern!! And still nothing wrong around the car(U.F.O)

[@MikeyMUnited]

Yeah, me too. The only drawback with it is the lack of rear windscreen wash/wipe. Other than that I adore my Civic.

[@JoeyLovesTrains]

Not many cars have a rear wiper...

[@TRASHoftheTITANS]

@@JoeyLovesTrains That simply isn't true. I can't think of another hatchback that doesn't have one

[@JoeyLovesTrains]

@@TRASHoftheTITANS I was talking about sedans.. Also the Audi Q2 doesn't have one, the Kia Stinger doesn't have one, the BMW 328gt, (most Porsche Panamera's, although I have seen one with it). I gotta say, I wish rear wipers were a requirement, bc sitting in my sedan when it's raining out, you can barely see what's behind you.

[@EmilPiano]

Enjoying this car in 2022, bought it in 2018 still working fine!

[@James-mb4tt]

''If you come out of Little Chef on wet Wednesday afternoon, and you have to go to a marketing conference. That could just be enough to make you think: ''No i won't kill myself after all'' - I can relate to this so much

[@harrylong2796]

James 12345 same omg

[@AWMJoeyjoejoe]

I miss top gear when they used to review cars!

[@painintheproverbial]

I think like the first Focus the Civic looked great when it first came out but has aged a lot since then. I still think it looks great especially from 09 onwards with the type r grille and body coloured wheel arches and skirts. The very clever rear seats, fun free revving VTEC engines, sublime gearbox and the fact that it is built in Swindon still make it a good purchase. The Focus may be nicer to drive and the Golf may be more refined but they are so dull to look at.

[@loupax]

The imperial march totally got me

[@PATARABONA]

song name 3:38 ,DV imperial march

[@DystopianOverture]

My Dad works for Honda in Swindon, and they lease these out to employees and Family for 18 months a time, my mum drove it and she loved everything about it except the rear view window, parking those things are terrible and risky when reversing into spaces.

[@RupOase]

It's a must to get the one with parking sensors. Such a great improvement. But sometimes even with them, most Honda Civics will have their rear bumper edge "polished" with parking mistakes.

[@surfifi]

Une voiture absolument génial ! je ne suis pas pressé de m'en séparer !

[@McC4rthy]

I have this Civic, and I love it. And, I've installed a lot of sound isolation.

[@pacgyver1]

I have still Civic on owner 2 years. I love my civic, keeping Civic the good care and full service also driving amazing. One worse thing out was gas pedal is tough and foot off pedal goes suddely kicks braking itself.

[@denis4800]

I bought this car a few months ago. Its 2.2 ctdi. Best decision I have ever made :D

[@Gabbanadj]

My mom just bought one , 14 yrs old & still drives & look like a modern car

[@alphawinger]

i got the 2.2 ICTDI of this car, chipped it to 170BHP, it goes like a rocket! i really love this car!

[@Sonixxx113]

Bought this one, a 2.2 diesel 2007 executive.. Pure awesomeness!!

[@Dennis-uz4ig]

ive got this car as my first car and had my first ride with it actually today. and in my opinion ist a really good Looking, and good driving car. Better than any Golf oder BMW

[@user-dingus-dingus]

Still my most favourite car design ever. When I first saw it I thought it was a new 2023 electric car. I was mindblown when I found out this was made in 2006.

[@BuLLReD86]

15 años con un Type S 1.8 y lo volvería a comprar. No ha dado ningún problema.

[@Diddy1970AD]

This is the car you see in American comics of the 1950's about life in AD 2000!!!

[@FayssalZOUMHANE]

The music is beautiful

[@reddersfield]

Just got a 2011 S Type. Love these cars.

[@cravendale6539]

just bought my 1.8 Type S few months back! Loving it tbh

[@samconroyy]

Still got it mate? I'm looking at one for my first car, still love it?

[@Exia2004]

on long trips 2.2 diesel is the best (but i like more 1.8 because of the vtec and no turbo shit lag and DPF)

[@DevNulZor]

I got a second hand one of these recently (damn near perfect condition too..so w00t!). Only got the 1.4 basic model, but it's an awesome car. Great features, good fuel economy, looks awesome....and yes the red button is made of pure win.

[@Pawcio2115]

It still looks great even in 2022. Maybe not modern but definitely not outdated

[@crispybanana3198]

my favourite show reviewing my favourite car with my favourite band (DFA) playing in the back for a moment? i feel like this was something that was waiting for me to discover

[@stephenwarren6392]

I have owned loads of cars in my time including VW, Audi, Mini Cooper, Mercedes M class and this Honda Civic 1.8 Vtec Type S GT is the most reliable car I have ever owned even though it is 14yrs old now! I bought it with 60,000 mls as a shopping car and I have covered over 30,000 mls and it has only ever needed tyres, servicing, brake pads etc. Honda's are fantastic cars.

[@MongerMeSideways]

I bought one 2.2cdti fantastic, would have another

[@prettybadusername]

To anybody thinking of getting one, get the 2.2 diesel it combines great performance ith good fuel economy. They're brilliant cars!

[@davidthompson6834]

I love my civic

[@teamkilo1]

It's quite common for the shock absorbers to go on these (mine has). It's also hard on the suspension. Other than that, it's a solid car.

[@Sython6]

Yeh I had to replace one in the first year, caught the driver side wheel on a drain cover sticking up out of ground during road works on a roundabout.

[@klauskarnath8233]

Best looking Civic ever special in vivid blue.

[@johnbaldock6353]

RIP TOP GEAR!

[@delta_7983]

After 12 year still my car, and I love it. For sure my next car will be a Honda. 😬

[@zerozerouno0]

i buy new honda 2.2 I-CTDI in : 20/12/2006 . Till now . Until today .07 / 09/2020 no one problem. changed 3 discs and 6 front brake pads. 2 discs and 4 rear brake pads, and 3 batteries. 185,045 km. Ps. from 10 years, I live in the mountains at 1600 meters above sea level , to date. From Zinal to Sion 1100 meters of altitude difference 3 times a week. The best good car ever. Honda Civic disel . Only 1 defect. braking is a little long.

[@NakataLTU]

@@zerozerouno0 Damn, how's the dual mass fly wheel and the clutch? The flywheels wear off easily i've heard, mine's busted abit.

[@zerozerouno0]

@@NakataLTU everything fill good . But : pity that: (the fault of the salt that they put against the frost as I live in the mountains at 1600 meters high) has corroded at the level of the shock absorbers and brake calipers, which I had to change 2 months ago as the brake was blocked :P

[@NakataLTU]

@@zerozerouno0 same man, i live in northern europe, lots of salt here, first winter with it, why don't you just spray it out with anti corrosion chemicals?

[@zerozerouno0]

@@NakataLTU troppo tardi :(

[@davidthompson6834]

The top gear guys take the piss out of what we average folks can afford those 3 are all millionaires

[@harrylong2796]

Love that they filmed some bits in futurascope #represent

[@repairaholic4858]

I have the same car it's very reliable and so fast. Made with good quality parts I'm 21 btw 😂 but insurance so cheap.

[@empressx834]

approximately how much is insurance ?

[@zerozerouno0]

750 CHF at year .in Switzerland

[@kevincroft4078]

have got a 2007 1.8 sport ishift bought from new, had previous version series 7, in 1.6 auto, love new ones gear box which seems to have been dropped now but suspension on older one was much nicer to drive, Honda should think about putting ishift and independent suspension together and soften the ride slightly, THEN they'd have a winner all round, apart from the silly split rear window !!!

[@dalewasson5919]

2006 Honda Civic

[@alfiegarbo0974]

But when vtec kicks in in yo it’s amazing

[@orbitaaltube]

+1 for the boards of canada

[@salty1ify]

I've got the type R model & it feels exciting & special every time i drive it. Ep3 owners hate on it but it looks tons nicer inside & out in my opinion & is a much better daily

[@davidthompson6834]

I love my honda

[@maurice6171]

David Thompson buying 1 2morrow cant wait

[@HorseezTWB]

I bought my this week and it should be ready to pick up tomorrow... I'm excited :D

[@90boiler]

2.2 diesel is stellar engine in this car and sound isolation is much better thant you would think. Onve I was driven by this car at 185-190 km/h and all I could hear was wind noise, not engine, not suspension. I never thought a little car could make you feel so safe at that speed. I used to drive in My 97 Prelude at 170 km/h and it way was louder and not that relaxing (with shitty tires though). This car is interesting and as usually for Honda - reliable.

[@prettybadusername]

Yeah, if you're thinking of buying one of these, get the 2.2 diesel. A magnificent engine and car

[@lucaluck9680]

I have it :) it's perfect car!

[@WhiteSlift]

The Diesel has a faulty clutch. Expect 1,000 Euros of repair costs each time the clutch has to be replaced.

[@HaydenWildeMusic]

WhiteSlift Yea your right, i have the 2.2 diesel 2007 and the clutch has been slipping for the whole time ive owned it. Although with that in mind, i would still have another civic,

[@WhiteSlift]

Hayden Wilde My dad has the 2.2 and his clutch was replaced on Honda's cost because he had less than 60,000 miles on his. But I bought the 1.8 petrol because I could only afford a higher mileage, and the clutch replacement is expensive.

[@prettybadusername]

Well a year on guys, and my dad's diesel is still going strong. And I am now the owner of the Type R model. What a driveway! Smashing cars! :)

[@LizardYup]

2:34. He was right, my 2006 civic has 210,000 miles on it and just doesn't give up

[@Tamiya8584]

Shaun Thomas thats a lot of miles... keep driving it !

[@mattludlam2194]

"The backend looks like something from out of space, and like I said, the doorhandles look like the rockets that will take you there" That's gotta be one of Mr May's greatest lines ever.

[@mohamadshafique1287]

Bought one in May 2021 has 144k on the clock. Its amazing and drives amazing! You can pick them up cheap nowadays.

[@Optimusprime809]

I'm currently looking to get my first car, I've found the 1.8L petrol version from 2006/7, what do you think? Is it something you'd recommend? Is it expensive to maintain? Is maintenance something that's needed often? And what about the driving and parking experience?

[@citizenofthebikinibottom5617]

2006 Honda civic

[@strocat25]

I think the best looking civics ever were either the coupe's or sedans from 96-00 .. The EJ6 version of civic's... I used to own a 99 non vtec civic sedan.. D16Y7 engine in my 99 civic DX... the EX version 96-00 had the D16Y8 with V-tec... anyways though I was able to put a really small turbo on my D16Y7 engine along with headers/full exhaust and intake and brought the car from stock 106hp to 150hp... It was a dream to drive and I wish I still had it. It was actually decently fast... sure I only got it up to 150hp but that was with 100% stock internals and the car only weighed 2,000 lbs soaking wet. Long live the sexiest civics of all time the EJ6 civics. If I could have any car to be my daily driver right now it would be a 1999 civic type R (182 hp stock)

[@IIGrayfoxII]

I have this spaceship. XD Love it.

[@FE55ELT]

I bought the 1.4 type s 3dr best 1st car imo👍🏼

[@thetruth7633]

I always left the 8th gen as a no go, after testdriving a Type R and the diesel in the past, I thought sticking to EK forever, even the EP did not convince me, other than the K20 a noisy can. But after my girlfriend shortened my EK I needed a car fast, I bought a Silverstone full option with literally all every option in the book , and it grows on me. It took almost 15 years to get used to the car, and that is why Honda is great and like fine wine they get better with age (though not all models/wine). PS everything works on this 10 year old car!

[@RaiderOfTheLost]

no one gives a fuck tbh

[@1Aldreth]

I'm test driving one tomorrow. Hopefully it is in good shape as I really want to buy that one...

[@gogutzy]

12 years later and I'm looking for a 2.2 diesel to remap to 180 hp.

[@sunzwiked123]

I've got 2.2 140bhp. Heard hear go above 200 remap 😮😮😮😮

[@alexivanov9652]

It'll be quite difficult as normally stage 1 gives you more than 180

[@samjmoonchild2558]

The best one of the 10 generations.

[@shirajulislam3215]

iv had 1 gen 7 and 2 gen 8 love them #hondalife

[@MeganoOdles]

Same here not many people drive this car in my area, and the amazing thing is that its almost as practical as my old peugeot estate.

[@pavloshatzilenas3722]

I have the 1.8 ivtec edition , I only changed once the suspensions , just the basic service and nothing else !! Completed 270000 Km and going !!

[@kaarthiknag1712]

aaaa how I miss these Hammond may clarkson days

[@Shaunisme1]

i kept on hearing JOE!JOE!JOE!JOE!

[@kriszgb1]

Honda POWER OF DREAM ❤️❤️❤️

[@WH250398]

This thing is absolutely fantastic.

[@petersense8668]

Honda...simply the best.

[@corz299]

Ima buy a cheap one when I can. Bussin interior.

[@howado]

Best car on a planet. Any planet.

[@anchidinalexandru4648]

Still looking good in 2022!

[@The_Mourning_Paper]

"Romantic Rights" by Death from Above 1979 around the middle. Such a recognizable song...

[@MichaelTheRead]

I bought a 2008 5-speed manual Honda Civic a few years ago. A year ago, I crashed it. In February, I bought another 2008 Honda Civic 5-speed manual. Difference is, this one had no spoiler, was gold-colored, and hadn't been rammed into a tree by a previous owner. I buy Honda because they just work. And it's nice when things just work.

[@williammolina9792]

The plastic protection starts to fall of after some years...

[@AlexTrain5249]

I plan on modifying my 2007 Civic with rims and probably suspension from a 2018-19 Civic to help cool the brakes and increase its fuel economy because they’re lighter and to prevent it from falling apart. I’m NOT going to put a “fart can” exhaust on it because I would feel like a massive idiot!

[@themosticonicscenesinmovie8737]

Have you changed rims? Are they fit from new Civic?

[@mackcummy4976]

I think that gauge cluster would look better in the cars here in North America.