It looks fine from the outside, if a little used. The material on the inside is worn, and much of the cloth on the ceiling is ripped and falling apart. When we bought it, the dashboard and any plasticky surface had this shiny grease-like coating that we couldn't get rid of. The turn radius is not very good. We cannot lock the doors if any door is open. Also, because of the nature of the locks, we cannot make a copy of the key. There is a still a cassette player, and it is broken which means we can't use a converter. However, it is a nice compact size, gets good fuel mileage, and handles fairly well. Mechanics have not been enthused about the small space to work around the engine.

This car actually belonged to my friend, and she loved this car when she drove it to work. Because of financial problems, she decided to sell the car. We negotiated the price. The car is a Honda Civic 2003. The mileage of the car when I got it was 35,000. You could say it was pretty much brand new and only my friend drove it. All parts were working perfectly without a single problem. 35,000 miles for Honda makes it feel like it is a baby yet. No major problems in the car. Engine works fine. A/C works perfectly. Transmission is great. Engine and transmission are considered to be one of the main things that needs attention when buying a used car. Of course, it had some minor problems. One of them is not having an AUX slot in the car, simply because it was an older model. Another noticeable disadvantage of the car was that it had some hail damage. Other than that, the car ran perfectly. After I bought the car, I have put another 45,000 miles on top of 35,000 and didn't encounter any technical or mechanical problems, which was awesome. The car was a little low in height but wide enough on the inside. In general, I was really happy for the money I paid, and the car performed well over my expectations, despite the fact it was an older model.