Honda Civic Car Reviews @ BuyYourCar.co.uk

The Honda Civic provides good value for the money. The diesel variant is fairly expensive and may take a while to pay for itself. Honda’s are known for their reliability so maintenance should be minimal, and running costs are also relatively low.

The Honda Civic's spacious cabin can easily accommodate a small family. The cabin space is adequate for supplying enough room for all passengers to be fairly comfortable. The boot is a good size and the car comes with a locking centre console and a rather large glovebox. The rear seats can fold down to provide even more storage space.

The Civic’s fascia is covered with digital instruments. The high-tech look is part of the appeal to the younger generation of buyers. The car even includes a start up button. The complexity of the controls and dials are somewhat annoying at first but once acclimated to the set-up, it really is practical and useful.

Both front and rear passengers have enough head and legroom to be very comfortable. The cabin successfully filters out most engine and road noise. Higher speeds tend to increase the noise level in the cabin, with the diesel engine proving to be the quieter of the two. The Civic provides a good comfortable ride.

The Civic is easily accessible. The large door apertures provide easy access into the high sitting seats, allowing most passengers to slide into the cabin without any trouble at all. Rear seats are easy to access but slightly more difficult to egress. The tailgate is easy to manipulate in order to gain boot access.

Parking the Honda Civic is not difficult due to the high driver position and the light steering at low speeds. The Civic comes equipped with large side mirrors that are crucial to visibility due to the car’s limited rear vision.

You can visit the official Honda UK website for more information about the latest Honda Civic, including the Civic S-Type and the and Honda Civic Type R Mugen. 

The Honda Civic is a fun car to drive yet Honda has not sacrificed comfort or style. The 2.2-litre diesel variant offers a better driving experience performance wise and also sounds and feels better than its petrol counter part. Good braking also helps to increase the driver appeal and a smooth gearshift doesn’t hurt either.

The Civic would make a decent family vehicle for a very small family with younger children. The car has adequate cabin space available to comfortably seat four passengers. Children would be more than comfortable in the rear seats. The boot is adequate and Isofix child seat mounts come standard with the car.

This could be a good first car choice. It is more affordable than many of it’s competitors and given the company’s reputation for reliability and durability it is not likely to cost the buyer much in repairs. Insurance would vary based on engine choice.

Honda has produced another high quality product. Fit and finish are excellent and quality materials were used in the cabin, improving the overall feel. The new body style will impress younger buyers and go far to increasing the way the public defines the company.