Used 2007 Honda Civic EX for Sale Nationwide
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Thanadit R
Reviewed a 2007 Honda EX on Sep 1, 2009
It's made in Thailand, 1.8 Ex. This is the best Civic ever. It has fast acceleration, superb handling with excellent build quality. The design is perfect for a small Japanese 4 doors car. The fuel consumption is amazingly low. Maintenance is extremely cheap! Civic FD1 was the best car thai I had!
chris w
Reviewed a 2007 Honda EX on Nov 21, 2014
Love the gas milage, the ease of repair and the super reliability of this model. Wish it had a leather seat option and it would be just about perfect. Seems to handle well even in 6-8 inches of sloppy snow. Decent Stereo and lots of little compartments for storing things. Like the heads up speed/fuel/engine temp gauge.
Josh B
Reviewed a 2007 Honda EX on Apr 27, 2008
I don't believe you could find a better car for the money. With the money you save on fuel it makes it even more affordable along with cheap insurance. I parked it outside all winter and it never failed to start. Very reliable, no problems.
Farouk N
Reviewed a 2007 Honda EX on Apr 18, 2008
Cool, new looks with nice curves. Engine, transmition, handling & build quality are stunning. This Civic is really shockingly fast. Interior is a breakthrough.. You can't help but stare!
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