who drives a 2011 honda civic 4 door sedan?

[punit328]

im in the process of car shopping and a car that really interest me is the 2011 honda civic 4 door. I drove it around today and its a really nice ride. My question is, do you have a 2011 honda civic 4 door sedan or know anybody that has one? If so, how do you like it? Any opinions would be appreciated.

 

[CliffnDallas]

Two Million Japanese?

 

[Baileyneverfailey]

Check consumer reports.

 

[Signals]

I've owned three Honda's in my 33 years of driving, an Accord and two Civic's. I currently drive an 2004 Civic and I would recommend an Civic and the drop on a hat.

Like the other poster mentioned, check Consumer Reports.

You just can't go wrong with a Honda.

 

[TwoCentPlain]

I have a 2006 Civic and love it. I got 46 mpg highway on one vacation and 42 mpg highway on another. I get around 26 mpg city. It is an awesome car. Quite roomy inside, good trunk space. Honda service is terrific. Sharp-looking car. Easy to drive and a great windshield view. Dashboard is easy to see also.

I like the looks of the Honda Crosstour. Haven't test drove one yet.

 

[Route 66]

I have a 2008 Civic coupe and although I'm not the one driving it, she loves it. When I do drive it, its like driving a go-cart.

 

[Signals]

I like the looks of the Honda Crosstour. Haven't test drove one yet.

I like the Crosstour also, but will wait until they are about 3 or 4 years old to consider one... if I am in the market for a car at that point. Not going to pay 30K plus for a car. I'll be keeping an eye on Crosstour's progress regardless.

 

[Signals]

Just for grins here is what my first Civic looked like.

http://i138.***BLOCKED***/albums/q272/MCDSTurtle/800px-1978-1979_Honda_Civic_3-door_.jpg

 

[DIAF]

If you've got the money to buy a new Honda Civic, why not just get a Certified Pre-owned Honda Accord instead? Buy one that's a couple of years old, with not that many miles on it. And let someone else take that huge depreciation hit on a new car. Plus you end up with a car that is a lot smoother and more comfortable than a Civic. The Civic is the most fatiguing car i've ever driven. I cannot recommend one to anyone.

 

[TheCount]

Two Million Japanese?

No, they don't.

http://chicagobreakingbusiness.com/2010/11/honda-to-stop-selling-too-big-civic-in-japan.html

As for the car itself, before you buy one, take a long look at the Hyundai Sonota (especially the Turbo version), Ford Focus and Chevy Cruze, I think the Civic styling is dull as heck at this point and Honda has become as stagnant as the domestic Automakers used to be.