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- Honda car review. I Finally Got a New Honda Civic and Here's What I Really Think of It, DIY and car review with Scotty Kilmer. Buying a Honda Civic. Are Honda cars worth it? Buying a new Honda Civic. Buying a used Honda Civic. Should I buy a Honda? Are Hondas reliable? The truth about new Hondas. Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 53 years.
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Scotty, greetings from Houston. We miss you. What do you think about the NEW HONDA PASSPORT??
Scotty I have a question...I have a 2008 Lincoln MKX...my Ac is blowing hot...in past year I've added freon twice at a shop...I recently changed my fan blower motor..just flushed my ac drain tube yesterday as it was clogged...I checked the 2 temperature motors behind dash seem to be functional fine. Stopped blowing cold about maybe 2 weeks ago. The clutch on compressor is turning on and off when turning ac on and off and the 2 fans behind radiator are working ....any idea what you think it may be?
I'm not sure if it's a leak which I need checked or if maybe condenser or something else...
I told you the other day to buy a Honda Civic, I bought a 94’ new and drove it 20 years, other than regular maintenance I replaced the front axles and fuel pump until steam came out the exhaust and I gave it away. I bought a used 12’ and it’s a great car also. Hope they stay that way.
Only Reason it takes a driver longer to travel was bc the driver has to stop n take 10 hr break bc of federal dot laws If the driver didn’t have to stop he’d either get there the same time as the self driving truck or he’d beat it there
Its trash but Toyota is better let's see
Love Honda. My lawnmower, snowblower, my Accord coupe, my wife's CRV. If Honda made a toaster, I'd buy it.
😅😅😅.. nice
¡Viva Mexico!
I use Honda underwear
21 here, driving an 08 CRV. Yeah I'm a college student, and yeah some people my age are driving their Mercedes that mommy and daddy bought. But mine is at 105k miles and has had minimal issues (A/C compressor died once and a power steering fluid leak). Let's see how their cars hold up by this point
Love my crv 2017 exl ..
It goes 770km a tank..
Love honda
Hitachi makes Dildo's fyi
“This isn’t a Tesla, this is a uniform gap”. Savage 😂😹
Most lane departure systems kick in above 50 mph. Honda actually has one of the most responsive systems in my experience
I think it is much less than that, I have a 2019 Toyota Camry and it warns you lane departure is not available at speeds under 32 mph. It would be interesting to know what the other manufacturers cutoff is for speed is
He didn't have the lkas engaged there's another button for that on the wheel
He was going 41 n when it finally worked. You can see the speedometer ..
@@richsweeney1115 lane departure and LKAS are two different systems.
Plus the lines on the road have to be very visible, it won't pick up faded lines on back roads but my experience on highways and city roads it works pretty good
I just bought this literal exact car, trim, year, color, everything. It’s great.
What’s the exact model & year?
@@Blisk0111 i think it’s the 2021 civic.
@@Blisk0111 looks like a 21 sport hatch in sonic gray pearl. beautiful car and my fav color on a civic past or present
Also just got one exactly the same, love it.
Just got the 2022 civic first ever Honda 😁
*Scotty’s Celica auctions for $5,000,000*
Scotty to the buyer: “You got ripped off big time.”
Lol
🤣🤣
Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The irony is that I saw a 94 celica same color as Scott's car. Sold for around 10k 🤷🏾♀️
@@sdmurphy20 damn yeah 10k is still a lot for that thing based solely on its own value. Definitely Scotty’s effect!
"Don't depend on some safety system that may or may not work" with an image of stimulus. Savage.
He's a smart guy
I wish so many would get that
👍
Fyi the lane departure is designed for highway speed. It actually works great.
When I saw that I busted out laughing 🤣
I got a 16’ civic hatchback myself haven’t had a single complaint. Love the thing to death.
got a 17' my AC blew in a few months
@@masonjelvin6001 i know honda just sent mail out to get a rebate on something with the ac
Wonder if this was fixed… seen too many horror stories and I Have a 2020 si
@@nahpkn it’s an AC problem but they’re putting 10 year and unlimited mile warranties on them.
@@masonjelvin6001 any problems with the cvt transmission?
On the steering wheel, there is a symbol of parallel lanes, you have to activate it for the lane departures to work correctly. The symbol didn't poped on the top right of your dashboard, so did not have it on.
Works pretty good, but it will work only if you are at medium to high speed.
Take care Scotty!
thats right and it works pretty good
He's old school!! Don't read the manual.
It works like u said, he didnt turn it on though. You dont need that at lower speeds
It also doesn't work if you're actively steering the vehicle.
I bought Honda Civic 2024 sport sedan 4 days ago: squeaky sound right front side suspension, low tire pressure front left. After snow last night cruise control doesn't work until snow melted.
Brand new car!?!
"This isn't Tesla... Trying to scam everybody and making junk." HAHAHAHA Scotty being Savage as always! 😂😂😂😂😂
When Honda does make junk
@@melmel3703 He was talking about Tesla making junk, not Honda.
Lmao he's so right when he dunks on Tesla 😂
@@alex0424619 lmao he’s wrong. Had a Tesla for 100k miles and it’s nice and reliable, my mdx has been in service twice for ac and transmission.
Honda making a electrical car Damn they going to make them better and Better.
I got a 2020 Honda Civic Sport last year I’m super happy with it!
Got a 2021 Honda Civic Sport in the beginning of this year and I love it
Same!
I got the 2019 :(
@@scarecuervo What's wrong with it?
Did you guys got a letter from honda about our hatchback’s ac condenser? Its good that they realized the issue now
Just picked up a 2018 Accord and I love this thing. Looks great, drives great, seriously good warranty (7yr/150k miles w/56k @ purchase). Big fan of Honda now.
It’s just powertrain, no accessories and electronic components. Just keep that in mind
Is that lx or ex ? How comfortable is it for long hours ( 5 hours or more ) ?
How are you finding it now? Still loving it?
Was away from your channel for 2+ years Scotty, but I've started to look at another vehicle and it's good to see you're still making great and helpful vids, keep up the great work and love the comedy thrown in as always, love you brother!
You just can’t go wrong with Honda or Toyota. Even though the quality isn’t like it used too be it’s 100x better then other brands
Driving my first Honda now and never going back. Just too much fun and reliable.
@@k20z3keith7 You drive 8th or 9th gen? Those are better. At least way more fun
My Prius just hit 190k. Still getting 50.2mpg. At least from the guage on the dash. I'll by another one.
Hyundai is taking over the market.
Those two and Subaru are top 3
Out of all the different cars I've owned, Honda has been the most reliable well equipped cars, that are fun and very easy to drive. Today, they are even more fuel efficient.
I'm on my third Honda. Civic, accord and civic again. I have absolutely loved and still do each one i had, do have nest cars ever. I only strayed once for a 2007 Mazda 6 and that was an absolute fantastic car. I'm so glad to be back in a Honda though. Honda for life!
@@truestory_4 I had 2 Honda civics and now I'm in a pontiac vibe
@@truestory_4 would you recommend a civic or accord!?! which one is nicer?
@@tarikmanniry4171 if you can afford the accord. The civic is amazing and I love my babe
2018 civic si owner here, it's an AMAZING car, needs more power for its price and heritage but overall I love it, it has a HUGE aftermarket aswell so you will never have to pay hundreds of dollars for broken parts
I had a 2000 Acura EL. The engine, a 1.6 SOHC engine, was bullet proof and easy to work on because of it's simple design. Changing out the timing belt was fairly easy. These EL's were manufactured in Canada for the Canadian market only. They had some of the best shifting manuals. As Scotty pointed out, about their only weakness back then was in the body. Back then Honda was ahead of their time based on motorcycle technology transferred to the car manufacturing.
Had a 2002 type s. BULLETPROOF!!! no issues at all!
Still driving a 99 Accord with 280 k. Body is not perfect but I would take it cross country!
@@thomasengel1459 lol 😆
96 Civic 225,000. 91 Camry station wagon 164,000. Rides like a dream
@Jay'sWorld!🤪 hell yeah closed A C system. Just top it off every yest
Dont forget to put air in the tires
@@stevenweiss2148 that I do forget.
IDC what people say I'm a Honda fanboy. The cars have just been too good to me and so much fun in general.
👍
I drive a Honda and a Silverado. No car brand is ALL bad!
Honda to the world
I would never buy that crap after working there.
@Dale Macarena ➊ just picked up a 2018 si sedan with 48k. Thing drives like a dream and I get pretty close to the mpg rating.
I bought this exact model, down to the color, 7 days ago. It had 22 miles off the lot and 2600 now. I got it to go from VA to OK and back safely (my old car was a 98 civic LX, wasn't going to make the trip.) and it did really well. Very cool features with the lane keep and adaptive cruise made the trip much better. But I gotta say, the seats are not friendly for very very long trips. For maybe 4 hour round trips they'd be fine, but 9 hours a day was difficult and I can still feel it. But all in all I'd buy another one if I needed to, very nice car, and I haven't even tried the sport mode... :3
Yeah the seats and the road noise are why I passed on buying this.
Use something for lumbar support and the seat gets 100x more comfortable
Toyotas have comfortable seats for longer journeys.
French make better seats than cars. 😁
@@AbidAli-bo8sv Fan boy detected.
Not made in the UK anymore, the factory is closing down at the end of July.
Mine is a 2017 and we love ours. Just drove it from Indiana to Orlando and back. Good gas mileage
Where's it made?
@@babagandu Venezuela
@@jacoblwin Venezuela doesn't make cars for the NA market ...
@@babagandu pretty sure Mexico 🇲🇽 and I've heard to not buy them when built from there but this one has been a great car so far.
@@babagandu to figure out where a lot of cars, not all cars are made, all you have to do is look at the VIN number. 1,4,5,7 is the United States 2 is Canada, 3 is Mexico, S is England, J is Japan, V is France, etc. W is Germany but a lot of Benzes will have the W although they may be assembled in Hungary or South Africa. Had to edit. It is the first letter or number on the VIN that tells where it is most likely assembled
Scotty: You make every day better with your knowledge of cars and life in these parts. Me and my car are in better shape because of you.
Kathy M, I have to agree! 😊
Thank you so much, Scotty. For your advices and honesty. I wish a lot of healthy years ahead of you.
The hatchback is great! With the seats down, I can fit my 67-inch long (169 cm) road bike in the back WITHOUT taking any wheels off. I purchased a 2021 EX and love the heated seats. What I don't like are all the nooks and crannies for debris to get stuck. I'm already planning on taking parts off to clean those areas out.
280,000 + miles on my 10th gen 2016 civic,maintained myself per maintenance minder and still rides like new. I used to put 7k a month driving Houston to Austin round trip, this is a solid car indeed!
That’s awesome! What engine do you have, the 2.0 naturally aspirated or the 1.5 GDI turbo?
@@bretthansen8166 1.5t tiny turbo still going strong too lol. And it was a CVT and that hasnt had any issues either, zero drivetrain issues.
@@frankly2677 have you done a transmission fluid change?
would you rather drive a civic or accord!?!?!? im trying to buy a car for myself
Nothing better than Scotty and his laughing animals. Good afternoon scotty!
Replied before he did 👀
Afternoon and thanks!
@@scottykilmerhi Scotty!
Good night
@@scottykilmer the laughing animals are my fave!
I was worried about the oil dilution problem in the current Honda Civics and CR-V's with the turbo. I bought the 2.0-liter Civic Sport version instead because I wanted to play it safe.
I love Honda’s. They are nice and reliable. They last forever.
Have a 2008 Civic that I drive 500 miles a week commuting. Now with 325,000 miles, still running great. Oil and filter changes, replaced a starter, struts, engine mounts, tires and brakes. Returns 32-34 miles a gallon, uses no oil. Few lights on the dash no longer work. A/C nice and cold. Hoping it will last the next four years when I will be retiring. Only vehicles we buy are Hondas and Toyotas.. Own five, all trouble free. I shake my head when I see someone buying a new Nissan, Fiat Chrysler, GM, Jeep. All junk.
I drive 32 miles a week.
My 2007 made it to 337,000 but is now rusting out after not having a garage in the north east for 3 years. Its struggling to pass inspection and everythings on its way out so looking to replace soon
How's the gearbox?
@@jacobverdesi6593 Wow, that impressive! I had an 07’ but just sold it to Carmax for 3k. Had 104k miles in it. Only major repair was the starter at 10 years. I had to trade it bc it started up loud and I had to keep replacing the engine mounts. Did you notice an issue with your mounts?
Honda's and Toyota's are superior to other brands, but I still like the 90's Honda's better. Those cars in that era were built like tanks.
37 mpg- my 98 integra gets 33MPg on highway - none of the nanny features still runs like a top!
@@bikeman1x11 I have a 99 Civic and it runs like a top. It may be 22 years old but it's the best car I've ever owned.
96 accord with 200,000 miles is still a decent daily.
01 Accord with 300,000+ miles and still going strong.
The 4th Generation Honda Prelude was the most under-rated
I’ve owned my 2020 civic sedan EX for a little over a year now and I don’t have many complaints, overall a fantastic car with great fuel economy and the Honda sensing system has definitely saved me from rear ending other cars a few times on those sleepy drives. Would definitely recommend.
I test drove a 2021 LX the other day i loved it! It was fun and sporty to drive. I have a 2019 Corrola its slower compared to my corrola. I loved how fun it is to drive and how sporty and aggressive it looks. My corrola is a nice car but the drive is boring where as the Civic is fun to drive. What do you think is it worth upgrading? I want and accord but i dont have kids yet and im not married yet. So im thinking of getting one.
I like that you mentioned the body gaps. That's one of details Honda has always been good at. Doesn't matter if it's a new Acura or a 10 y/o Fit; the body gaps are consistent (and if they aren't, you can pretty safely assume it's been wrecked).
My turbocharged RDX still runs like new at 205k miles.
I'd gladly take a CTR on a roadtrip, but I am about to drive my s2000 5 hours tomorrow, so I'm a glutton for a fun driving car.
meh you should get a civic type r and kill your back on a road trip🤣
I love my 2020 Si Coupe. Thing is solid. Even on stock internals the engine can handle a lot more power. Also love that the Si comes with a helical limited slip diff up front, it really makes a difference, you can feel it pulling you into turns.
same here man in love with my si
@@justindougherty3629 what year do you have?
@@GTILOUD 2017
I own the same car in manual, and it's a great daily driver. Oil dilution problem is fixed by the update,no issues at all in more than 3 years. I love my Civic hatchback.
4 years with my 2017 CVT hatch. Still good
What the deal with oil dilution? I seen that somewhere but I’m
Not sure what that means
I personally love the way the old civics look and for their age they drive damn well.
New one is better that’s why you see more new ones
@@mohammadsabir7600 I disagree. The new civics are ugly imo.
I agree. 2005 civic was the last civic I enjoyed aesthetics wise. All the ones after have been ugly. The 2022 one looks fantastic though.
Just so you know, you didn't even have the Lane Keeping Assist System (LKAS) turned on. You need to press 'main' on the right side of the steering wheel and then press on the lane icon, then it'll work.
Are you trying to suggest that the 1978 Civic I drove in the mid 80s wasn’t the pinnacle of performance and style? ;)
you sold out way back didnt you?
Got to go with the 78 Lada
That’s exactly what he said
Brilliant!.....lol
Nothing outperforms an '84 Plymouth Relient...
Gave up on Chevys years ago. Have owned Hondas for a while now...I have NO car
problems, PERIOD!
But you are having a period now?
Wrote "PERIOD" but put an exclamation mark.
@@minifix "Period" means end of point, not end of sentence...DUH!
@@ax4178 Bessmyslennoye zamechaniye.
@@sporty1701
The joke
your head
I got my Civic Sport hatch 5 days ago tooo. Love it. Definitely a huge upgrade from my 2010 civic. Both with a manual and man are they fun to drive
My Honda FIT has 250K going strong but I’ve been debating finally upgrading. I’m looking into this one because I’ll never NOT own a hatch…these have been really well reviewed and I just have a hard time owning anything other than a Honda.
Thank you for your kind words about English car production 😊🤗🤗
I live in England and bought a 21 yr old Honda Civic for £300/$400 had it 4 years with no problems 130,000 miles on the clock
Had 2 Hondas in the past both Company cars loved both of them - Cheers Scotty 💕
I was skeptical about these newer 10th gen Civics at first. But after owning a 18 Si for a year and a half I gotta say these are great cars.
running with a '19 sport hatch and cant argue for the longevity because its only been like 2 and a half years of ownership, but they are clean looking cars and satisfying to daily and I agree, seem to be well built. Loving the 10th gen
Do you guys have the CVT?
@@PornstarJerome I do not. I have an Si which only comes in 6 speed manual.
@@reaperactualgaming3075 the only way to roll when they bolt these to a junk cvt
The CVT isn’t terrible, TBH. It’s night and day compared to the CVTs on Hondas from the early 2010s, for example. I’ve owned both.
The Civic has very bad cornering visibility (especially turning left) due to the very thick A pillar and side mirror mount as well as the mirror housing. You basically have to lean forward to get a better angle of view when turning left or while waiting at a stop sign and trying to cross.
My wife has a 21 civic ex hatch in the exact same color. At the end of her lease I’m seriously considering buying it out because I like so many things about the car.
Just recently bought this as my first car, glad to see my boy Scotty agrees with my purchase!
Pirate: Which Honda should I get?
Scotty: Type ARRR.
@@brianhaney9703 Had the Element well over 200,000 miles, ran like new until my wife killed it. Best vehicle I've ever owned. It was like a CRV, only far more useful.
I enjoy those terrible jokes. Well done!
@@bondgabebond4907 how did she kill it?
Bro i have the same car like yours, bought it used with 40000km.
I live in canada quebec and the winters here are just snowy and very cold, the car did very well. I love how it handles,its power and of course smoothness 👍👍👍👍👍
3:26 Just want to mention if you have a 2019 Honda Civic Hatchback and your AC isn’t working right, there is a recall and you can get a brand new one for free! Highly recommend!
Owning a honda is a love affair on wheels, beautiful cars.
it's no '94 Celica.
hondas are for girls
had a 2018 hatch back with 6 speed manual. I liked it. 1.5 turbo had enough power for the car and it got great fuel mileage. Honestly the only reason I got rid of it was I wanted a truck and the ridgeline was not what I wanted.
Stopped counting the amount of Honda's in the family at 13. Never, Never let anyone down. Quality Oil and they will last Forever.
In the FB Civic groups, there's people with 10th gen civics with 400k+ no issues. I bought a brand new 2020 SI. No regrets.
My wife and I love our Civic Sport hatchback. With a 6 speed manual it’s a bunch of fun to drive and easy on the budget.
I just got a Honda Civic 2019 last week. It’s my dream car. I love this car.
I’m sure it’s a nice car, but really, a dream car? Cmon you know that’s simply not true.
@@arjund.4817 Nah for real it is. I really didn’t imagine myself getting this car at 18. Maybe when I become rich, but, bruh I for real love this car. I’m not really into those luxury cars. I like reliable, fun, and stylish cars. Not much of the flashy cars ya know? I like old school cars as well, but man, when I first saw this Honda Civic, something about it stuck with me.
@@iamjshep3 Probably should have started with the fact that you're only 18 lol, that was probably his confusion.
@@bryanribey Lol.
@@arjund.4817 Dream car huh? Acura NSX for me.
I had a 2017 gray metallic Honda Civic Hatch SEL package. Ran good, never an issue. But, after I retired I wanted a road vehicle for comfort and more luxury. I also found the space lacking over time. Good city commuter car, but not comfortable on longer trips. I almost got a Honda CRV but found the power lacking. I went with a 2020 Ford Escape big engine, no crummy CVT. The civic I had was loud, I need a quiet vehicle, my escape is all that.
Had a hard time finding a civic sport.. ended up with an EX in the same color. Love it so far!
Welcome to the Honda family. Honda is a fine fine car.
Which honda civic is this?
@@erandy5048 It’s a 2021 Honda Civic Sport Hatchback
@@erandy5048 ...
The model Scotty has: Honda Civic Sport, 1.5 VTEC TURBO 7-Speed Automatic Transmission (CVT), Hatchback. These are most commonly sold in the European markets.
Kids get in the house!
Scotty's test driving again.
I have a 2019 Sport Touring and I absolutely love it.
I'm thinking about trading in my 4Runner for a Civic. Have you driven your Civic in the snow, I was wondering how they handle in snow, I live in Pa.,
@@Theyralltakenfu mine handles better on slick roads than my 4x4 dodge 1500
@@Theyralltakenfu We had a couple feet last winter. I kept driving until the snow was up to the bumper. I didn't have any issues. Of course it's no 4runner. You'll always be limited by the FWD and type of tires you have on.
@@Theyralltakenfu 4Runner is a great car don't give up on it.
@@Theyralltakenfu ….Don’t get rid of your 4Runner, they are great vehicles. They are great in the snow, and do everything well.
I love Honda. My mom got a 2020 Civic Sport with the 2.0 non turbo and the manual and I swear that thing will outlive her. Looking for a civic for myself next.
Just purchased my 2nd hand, 20K mile, automatic diesel, I love it, one of the best cars I've owned. Very happy.
I’ve been driving a 2013 limited hybrid. I’m at 196k with zero issues.
Update on my 2018 Civic EXT (bought new June 2018 in Westchester County, NY): to date: 102,700 miles, 33.8 mpg (combined city/highway). Changed brake pads, cut rotors, bled/changed brake fluid, replaced transmission fluid twice, cleaned fuel injectors once, replaced the oil/filter early every 3,800-4,200 miles, changed all four tires. That’s it for maintenance over 3.9 years. Trouble-free.
I had an ext and the mpg was great.Ran it for 77,000 miles and was getting 400 miles on a full tank of gas.Switched to hatchback sport 2021 and I can barely get 330 miles.I have to fill up more often.
Lane departure works once you pass a certain speed
Poll: what does scotty dislike the most?
Elon Musk or rubber timing belts?
I’d say probably Chevy or Chrysler 😂😂
My bets on “stupid engine beauty covers” 😂
He’s a idoits because many cars now days have timing chain issues and cost more to fix then a rubber belt
@@Chrisdst I agree, £300 or so every few years for a pump and belt is no biggie.
@@Chrisdst you got Scotty there lol
4:44 Scotty going 70 in a 35 lol
chill bruh quit snitchin 🤫
V tec kicks in
@@SanchoNacho those don’t have vtec
@@yodag2859 you must be fun at parties
@@SanchoNacho just stopping Mis information
I'm a Honda/Acura fan for life. I have owned 19 cars in my lifetime. One car was a Ford, ten were Hondas and the other eight were Acuras. Currently have a '20 Accord Touring 2.0T which I love! It's a fantastic car. My next car will likely be either a new Acura TLX or the new Acura Integra Type S coming out next spring.
I have a 2017, I am a master technician and have had the car for over 6 years. I have the sport touring hatchback, love the body, hate the software. Engine and turbo are great so far, only 44000 miles. Interior trim noisy, tweaters are not good quality. Have had a problem with drivers window seal not installed correctly from factory. I believe it will be one of the last gas classic cars. Trying to keep it during my bankruptcy. F-ck turning wrenches 🔧
I work on these all day. Great cars I really have nothing about them to complain about
Are you a mechanic for Honda? Or a mechanic that repairs alot of Honda's?
@@sal9805 I work at a honda dealership in Tampa Florida
I have a 2020 Civic Sport also. I have been very happy with its driving performance.
Got a 2018 Honda Civic today. The noise in the car is a lot louder than I expected. Had a Nissan Qashqai 2015 before and although its not a quiet car, it was a lot more quiet than my Honda. :/
The lane keep assist needs to be turned on for the real notification of departure. If you are going 45+ it will basically steer itself as long as it can see the lines, even around fairly decent sharp ish turns. I love mine for the few trips I have done as the car basically drives itself for the gas, breaking, maintaining distance and basically steers itself to keep in the lane. Not full auto pilot but takes the edge off on long trips.
Doesn’t that only come with the touring?
@@yodag2859 Not sure
It comes with my ‘20 EX coupe so I’d say it’s a fairly standard feature across every model of civic
Still loving my 2013 honda civic EX -L, 127,000 miles now, drives like new still. Bought it brand new in 13
Never put Tesla and scotty in the same sentence, those two don't mix quite well
Of course. His knowledge is rooted in ICE cars. ICE people and ICE cars share the same fate.
Even when it comes to that "gap" I am sure they will get it to where it should be.
@@deepneasy I’m going to guess he also works on most non-Tesla EVs too. After all, Tesla only has a few certified shops and they prefer people to go to their service centers instead (which is too bad because I hear their service quality is terrible for the most part).
@@Tunnelsnakes and so how so many like those cars
i just got a new 21 Civic Sport. Love the driving and handling. So far 35 mpg overall. No complaints so far.
I love my 2020 civic si 1.5l turbo. It is a rough ride if you don't put it in sport mode on the highway. But once you turn that on its amazing. I love the 6 speed manual it has too.
At least in my car, the lane keeping assist does not engage until you are going at least 40 MPH.
Very true.
Even Honda’s CZcams video states it doesn’t activate until the proper speed it reached (supposedly actually 45mph).
My lane assist is my head and shoulders
I remember what James May said about the Civic. He said the newer Honda Fit/Jazz is what the older Civic was. Applies rather well to the Accord and Civic as well I think. I have a Civic sport with a manual transmission, and it's so similar to my sister-in-law's old Accord.
What I like about the new Honda Civic is that it was designed to look more expensive than it actually is. Bonus for your average Joe who's struggling to stay afloat these days with houses, taxes, inflation, gas prices, food prices and prices of everything going higher and higher. I think that's a smart move for Honda, because as we ordinary folks see more and more of our spending power killed by higher prices, it's wonderful to be able to buy a good car that looks good for an affordable price. For people with limited incomes, it means a lot to be able to own a car that doesn't look like the cheapest crappiest car on the road and far less humiliating.
Civic is also the better car for Ubering part-time with more spacious rear passenger space/legroom.
makes me wonder why anyone would by a 50k car when a 25k civic is super nice and reliable
I have a 2019 Civic Sedan EX-L, bought it new, and I put 40k miles on it already. I love this car. Drives nice, looks nice, super comfortable, great features, good price, great gas mileage. Just a fantastic car all around.
What was the pricing
@@ronaldo.beastkid9353 At the time, 25k out the door.
You can't go wrong with a Civic. Might as well look forward to driving it for 20 years :)
I plan on keeping mine forever. I only have 20800 miles approx. It's a' 17.
@@user-ix3yh8yt7r glad I'm not the only one. I've got only one car. Honda Civic 13 ex, don't plan on getting rid of it, ever.
@@terran236 cool! If I had extra money, I would get a back up car. Another civic. I dislike American, British and Italian cars.
@@terran236 I hope I can get a ton of miles on it... assuming I live a long time.
Bought as civic yesterday. love it
Very nice! These 1.5 liter engines aren't really meant for power even being turboed, but they are reliable and easy to work on!
Do you really think they are reliable? I want hatchback with turbo but worried they wont last as long as a naturally aspirated 2.0 engine. Not sure what to go for.
@@abesickerz I'm in the same boat
@@andrewtentathere’s a guy on CZcams with 600k miles on his 1.5t
"Once that v-tech kicks in"😂 spoken like a true honda owner
The new ones don't even have vtec 💀💀
@@dkis8730 I just have turbo…
@@dkis8730 💀wait seriously
@@ethanp189 Yup. They have variable cam timing (VCT) but no variable valve lift that everyone knows and loves from Honda, and gives them that distinctive noise. Honda stopped using true 3 lobe vtec in the 9th gen Si, so the 8th gen was the last of the real Honda motors
@@dkis8730 wow I didn't know that I assumed they would've stuck with the v-tech there amazing motors I have a 7th gen accord and I love it
I just got a 2022 Honda civic sport and I love it so much!
Congrats? How’s your mpg been?
I’m waiting to see what the typeR is gonna be
Should've bought a 2019 or older. You new car buyers obviously don't learn anything from watching car channels I guess.
@@c.b.3234 huh?
@@Ghost-jy9hk never buy the first year of a redesign. They tend to have the most problems. Although it’s a Honda so the problems should be minimal but that’s still a risk you run.
Just got the 2022 Honda civic hatchback sport. 24k miles for $24k. Best decision I’ve ever made. Beautiful car and fun to drive. Makes me wanna take the best care of the car. Hope it gets me to at least 200k miles
Got the 2020 sport with the 2.0 engine + manual. Drives like a dream, and 33 mpg.
I want to get the new 2022 hatchback 2.0 with manual. No turbo for me, kinda worried a turbo wont last as long as naturally aspirated.
@@abesickerz Think you're on the right track, turbos are higher pressure/hotter temps, can't see them lasting nearly as long as NA.
Me and Scotty see eye to eye on Tesla.. love this man
@@sommebuddy nobodyridingwithdavid
@@sommebuddy You do know Scotty is a multimillionaire?
We bought a new Accord in 98 .. still driving it … everything works !!!
2006 Saturn VUE …3.5 V6 Honda engine and drive train …. Zero problems
2016 Honda Pilot … great SUV
I guess Im a Honda guy
And if u every wonder .. What if a CRV had a 3.5 … find a Saturn VUE that has the Honda 3.5 …. It moves 😊
This is a 2021, I bought the 22 Hatchback Sport Touring 6-Speed. Only been a few days but loving it so far! Better interior in the new generation compared to the one in the video
I got this exact car a couple months ago, same trim and everything. It’s a lot of fun and I hope it lasts forever. Glad you like it, Scotty!
Have you had any major problems from the turbocharged engine, I just wanna know cause I plan to get a 2022 civic turbocharged or I might just wait till the next year model
@@aarond-l-c3123 what did u do
I love my 2013 Honda Covic! Got me from Pennsylvania, to California, and back to Pennsylvania without any issues. I only have ONE dislike so far and that's the damn wires coated in soy or whatever. We had rodents chew right through them, and as a result I broke down on the highway and had to be towed. But other than that, it's a great car!
You can buy Wolf Urine. Works wonders if you park your car outside.
@@kratosdisciple4637 Hahaha! Holy crap! I wish Chrysler had that in the 90s...
I had to set mousetraps around my old Cherokee, and rats completely trashed my Ram's harness and A/C! Looks like I'm in the market for wolf piss! X3
@@jamesgizasson Yeah, I had a Dodge that got chewed on by rodents. My girl didn't want me to set traps so she found Wolf Urine online. Every couple weeks I'd put some on the ground where I parked my car. No more rodents.
Scotty: “And of course under the hood we got...”
Me: ah yes finally the part we’ve all been waiting for
Scotty, I got 181,488 miles on my 2017 honda Civic Sport CVT Hatchback....its Honda Reliable! No problems original brakes, cvt flushes every 25,000 miles...very happy I am
Just bought a 2016 2.0 manual lx, favourite car ive ever owned, super cheap because its manual too
2.0 with the manual is the most reliable way to buy a 10th Gen Civic by far 👍🏻
That feeling when Scotty is about to talk about the car you drive.... I love mine so far, got it with 5 miles on it, up to 3500 miles in about 2 months.
Dang! You're the reason Honda's always have so many miles. I bought my 2017 civic last year with 34k. It only has 48K on it now. And I have a fairly decent commute to and from work. How many oil changes have you had so far? Myself, one. A couple months ago.
I got mine 2 months ago too, 0 miles and now it's 9000 miles😂
I put 24000 in 1.5 years 😂😂😂
Cool story bro
This Civic looks beautiful, I have the older model and I'm saving for this newer one. 💯
The IS the older one!!
@@johnfranklin5277 meh it's not the newest gen but they're still relatively new.
I wonder what Elon would say to Scotty if he ever meets him. Def backing up Scotty in the fight lol