1986 Honda Civic Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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$5,896 to $9,529

What owners say

AI Summary · 9 reviews

"Overall, owners of the 1986 Honda Civic appreciate its reliability, fuel economy, and fun driving experience. Many drivers enjoy its lightweight design and unique handling. However, some have pointed out its underpowered engine as a drawback, noting that it can be slow to accelerate. Despite its age, the Civic is often viewed as a beloved classic among enthusiasts."

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$650 beater purchased during 08' Summer. perhaps the most reliable car i have ever bought. gets from A to B without complaint. Car costs close to nothing to run. Peppy 1.5L SOHC motor great on gas around town, with a long throw 5speed OD tranny. hauls lots of cargo, and people in comfort. simple, spartan vehicle.

March 18, 2010

1986 Honda Civic CVCC 1500 Statiowagon, with a 1.5 liter 4-cylinder 2-barrel carb, 4 door with hatchback and a 5 speed to boot!

January 8, 2008

It is a Honda. It is fun to drive. The fuel mileage was, at one road trip, about 50 MPG. The usual mileage was about 35. This kind of economy is way ahead of its time. The real value of this car is the handling. Also, noteworthy: it is reliable.

November 22, 2013

$5,896 to $9,529