Used Honda Civic for Sale in Roseville, CA

I like the color of this car a lot. The color of my vehicle is very unique, which is an opal green. The interior is sophisticated because of its built-in navigation system and its ability to understand voice commands. It also lets me adjust the steering wheel to the driver's like. The car is very reliable, and it hasn't broken down ever since I purchased it. The materials of the car is of the highest quality. The thing that I do dislike about it is that since it is a hybrid, the battery takes up most of the space from the trunk. There is no room for spare tires and sometimes big furniture that I buy from Ikea won't fit in the trunk. I had to sacrifice more space for fuel efficiency. It has a great miles per gallon.

Visually, the car is modern and elegant. The performance is average, with good handling. However, the comfort of the interior could be better, since I can feel almost every bump in the road as I drive. Regardless, it has been a great way to commute to college which is over 30 miles each way. I got a car that I wanted to handle a long drive and still keep going strong, and I feel like I got that. The interior of the vehicle is roomy and fits everyone perfectly without feeling cramped. I have also used the vehicle to carry around furniture and there was room for that, too. The outside looks small and delicate, which helps to fit into parking spaces and maneuver around tight parking lots. The internal computer system is very helpful and lets me know when there is maintenance to be done or if there is something amiss, like someone isn't wearing a seatbelt. It is reassuring to know this information. It may seem like an "average" car, but it's good for the average driver like me.

I purchased a 2001 Honda Civic from a family friend a couple years ago, and for the most part have no complaints. The mileage is fantastic, the car handles well, and it fulfills its purpose as well as any car needed to get from Point A to Point B in my local area. It's nice knowing that I could make the drive to Disneyland and back (roughly 60 miles total) on just two gallons of gas. Everything in the engine itself is easily accessible, which cuts down on labor costs when I do need a checkup. The drawback to the car itself working fine is that the consumer friendly cost of the vehicle has to come with something negative, and that is indeed the case. The inner bits of the car aren't exactly high quality, and a problem with many Honda Civics are the doors. For example, the passenger door can now only be opened from the outside, which is nice when I want to look like a gentleman but can be a tad annoying when I have friends in the car who need to wait for me to get out and circle around to their end before their door can be opened. Overall, though, I am highly satisfied with the purchase because the car itself drives fantastically and that's my main reason for owning a vehicle.