Used Honda Civic EX-L for Sale

I have had my Honda Civic EX-L now for 4 years and I love it!! The car gets incredible gas mileage and rides so smoothly. When I purchased it had around 50,000 miles on it and currently has a little over 102,000. It still rides just as good as the day I bought it. Apart from replacing the tires and regular service appointments / oil changes, there have been no major repairs needed on the vehicle. My only complaint is the anti-lock braking system. Sometimes, if I brake too fast, it sounds like a gear gets locked and the car won't brake. I have to lightly tap the brakes a couple consecutive times to finally bring the car to stop and prevent skidding into the vehicle in front of me. Just recently the rear end of my car began making a little chugging "clicking" sound whenever I would bring the car to a stop. My initial thought was that it was my brake system, however, I just had my brakes completely replaced at a Honda service center last year. Other than these minor issues the car runs like a dream and I am overall very pleased.

The Honda Civic EX-L has a turbo giving it some "go" when you need it. This was very important to me. It is also one of the fewer small/economic cars available with quality leather seats and some other extras. Being able to get leather interior was very important to me. As a bonus I got the right turn and back up camera, heated seats, and an infotainment system. Initially I did not like the exterior styling (specifically the rear/tail lights) but it has grown on me. I do prefer the front style over the previous models. Overall it is a good quality car for the price.

The Honda Civic EX-L has been a great car. It is fuel efficient - averaging 30 miles per gallon on the road and 28 miles per gallon in town. It has all of the bells and whistles to make it feel like a luxury car, including leather interior, back up camera, CD player, digital panel, high-quality stereo system and a sun/moon roof. The sun/moon roof has a visor to cut the wind, which I have really enjoyed. Because it has synthetic oil, it doesn't require frequent oil changes. There is an information gauge that lets me know when it is time to change the oil. Although synthetic oil changes cost $60 to $80 at the drive up oil change stations, the local Honda dealer changes it for $30. My Civic is an automatic transmission, and it is smooth and quick. The Eco button helps with fuel efficiency, and I use it more for in town driving. This vehicle has many safety features including anti-lock brakes, SRS airbags and daytime running lights. The vehicle is built very solidly and is designed to distribute crash energy in a way that better protects the passengers. Although this is a small-profile vehicle, it feels solid and mighty. As with any Honda, I know I can depend on it to deliver and perform for years to come.