Faults:

I had to change the automatic transmission fluid because the transmission was shifting a little harsh and the new fluid fixed it.

General Comments:

It is very reliable and it's a good handling car. It is weak on torque for mountain highway cruises. I wish the car has more torque so it can climb up the mountains faster.

It gets great gas mileage, I got a average of 37 mpg on one gas tank from a road trip between California and Washington state.

I don't have any other complaints so far.

Faults:

Nothing. Ever. Period.

General Comments:

This car is quite peppy for a Civic, The first time Honda brought it's DOHC B16 to the states. it also handles like a dream and that's the main reason I fell in love with it.

The stock seats however have a severe lack of side bolstering though, and the 1.6L displacement doesn't give it enough torque for the strip. Yet the car's geometry, reinforced frame and suspension make it right at home in the twisties.

I'm not to suprised with the fact that I haven't had any problems thus far. It is a Honda after all.

Faults:

I just bought this car, and I am so happy. My friends are in the import scene, and I bought a Honda stock so I could personalize it with my taste.

Nothing is wrong with this car, and with the high mileage, the dealership added a 100,000 mile / four year warranty on the drive train, so I am good to go, couldn't be happier.

General Comments:

There are so many things that you can do with a Honda Civic, I cannot wait to sink my claws into it and really show off my imagination.

General Comments:

The car has held up very well.

The transmission does pause before going into drive when it is cold, but this seems to be a common Honda trait. It also has high shift points, and you can notice this when you drive very slowly. When you give it lots of gas, it is as smooth as silk.

The OEM Firestone tires are horrible. They barely lasted 35k miles. I put on a set of Korean tires and they are excellent.

The seats are extremely uncomfortable. I drive from Chicago to DC often, and I ache all over after a few hours. My wife wants me to get another Crown Victoria, because my last one was a dream to drive. I think this car would be ideal if the seats were more supportive.

And yes, even though it has 127 horse power, it lacks power.

I will trade it in soon for an Accord, Camry, CR-X, or Rav4.

Faults:

When the car was almost brand new the front window molding was peeling off and the dealer fixed this problem under warranty.

Other than that the car has been perfect and has gave no problems what so ever.

General Comments:

This is a great car and I highly recomend a Honda of any kind to anyone who wants a great reliable car.

The car also gets incredibly good gas mileage.

Faults:

The front brakes finally went out at 80,000 miles (never been replaced before that). passenger has a little trouble, nothing big.

General Comments:

Good all around car. very cheap too.

Faults:

Nothing so far, but I am getting a bit of a rattle from the exhaust which I'll need to get checked out.

General Comments:

Great car. Bought it two months ago after owning a Renault Megane for two years. A lot better.

It's a limited edition Sport model, based on the Lsi, but with a couple of extras such as alloys and a spoiler. Make the car look a bit better than the standard coupe.

It has the SOHC Non-Vtec motor with 105bhp. Not hugely fast, but quick enough for driving around town and has plenty of pull on the motorway. A lot more than my old Megane which was a slow piece of crap. Also more than enough to get rid of any chavs in crappy old Novas and the like!

Has all the comforts that you would expect or need. Electric windows and mirrors, air con, alloys etc etc. Very comfortable to drive on short and longer journeys. Gets plenty of looks aswell, as the coupe isn't nearly as common as the hatchback or saloon versions in the UK. Which is a nice little bonus!

Overall, it's been a great car in the 2 months and 2000 miles I've had it so far. Heres to another few thousand good miles!