2002 Honda Civic consumer reviews

Drove an hour to look at this car because the guy I talked to said there was nothing wrong with the car. Didn’t even get it off the lot before I realized I’d been scammed once again by a Kia dealership. Power steering pump is going out on that car so when I tried to get him to come down on the price he comes back with after everything title tax was going to be 3900. Unbelievable Kia dealerships are low man they look out fr themselves and do not value customers at all.

Honestly, for as cheap as you can get them, the value you get is amazing. I make consistent 300mi commutes on weekends (600 total) and this car has given me 0 issues. I make it each way with a 1/4 tank of gas left, insane gas mileage for a 21 year old car. Original owner took good car of it, owner they sold it to tried to run it into the ground, I fixed the issues they gave it. 170k original miles and still going strong, any problems are cheap to fix (SO easy to fix yourself). Excellent for modding (if that’s your thing), perfect for learning to work on cars (cheap parts, easy access), and a stellar beater. Still gets as good if not better mpg than modern cars. Only gripes are as follows: Steering wheel doesn’t come forward, so if you’re a taller person it’s gonna be a little less than ideal comfort. Road noise is a bit loud, especially for highways, but then again.. that’s what the volume knob on the stereo is for. Though I eventually will purchase something more modern, I find the idea of letting go of my 02 very hard to comprehend.

Bought this Car Used in 2019 as a daily commuter car. Needed a backup to my project car. In the beginning had a few problems due to the original owner not taking care of this car. Once I fixed all the problems this car been very reliable and has great gas mileage. For a car that is 20 years old I'm amazed that this car can get 30 mpg in the city and 40 mpg on the Highway. Interior is nothing spectacular, pretty much basic and the exterior is also very conservative. The LX Coupe with 1.7 liter mated with the 4 speed automatic is adequate, if you looking for something that's fun get the EX or Si with VTech and manual transmision.

First the clutch.Then the master clutch cylinder then the slave.Next a new starter.Now the flywheel and i have take it apart again.I hate be 2002 honda civic junk.

This car suits me greatly as my first car. It drives very smooth and I love the interior! It has plenty of room and a good size truck which will be helpful for when I leave for school! This is a great car and I love it!

I work in the industry and while I have been behind the wheel of most cars under $75k and produced within the last decade, I have owned nothing but Japanese vehicles. This 2002 Civic EX coupe is about as good of a commuter as one could ever hope for while still maintaining a couple cool points. Throw on a cold air intake and exhaust system, and you can have better mpg and more cool points. Well, at least back when I was in school and this new body style was just coming out in the 2001’s... Oh, and get the ones with the anti theft system aka manual transmission

such a great car, fires up fist time I turn the key every time. No major problems with it. FUN FUN FUN to drive handles great, seriously one of if not the best car I've ever owned.

the Honda Civic is reliable, affordable, and comfortable. I’ve had minor hiccups that were an easy fix, so easy I could repair the car myself if needed. I would recommend this car to everyone especially new drivers. You can’t go wrong with this vehicle. The only way it’ll mess up is if you don’t take care of it. That being said, this is an amazing car.

Only had it a month but . . . nice performing vehicle thus far! This vehicle was originally garage kept. Therefore, the exterior was exceptional for a vehicle that is 18 years old. No visible rust! Very satisfied as it fulfills my required needs.

This was a perfect first car for my son so far so good very affordable my son has one of the nicest cars at his high school