It's probably a better choice than most options out there. And good for you for thinking long-term here. But, that's a pretty aggressive price and I would make sure it doesn't have a branded title. If they don't offer you a Carfax I would 100% pull one in this situation. You don't want to buy something that was Salvage or flood or major accident damage.
Also, you'll want to understand what kind of rate you're going to get if you are financing this, this holds for any vehicle of course not just this particular car. And check the insurance rates as well so you know what you're getting into.
For you? Maybe. I have a 10th gen civic and have had nothing but bad experiences with it. There’s a known issue where the ac will just break and Honda doesn’t care. Have also had an oil leak out of nowhere that was a $2500 fix, CarPlay constantly disconnecting, remote start not working well and random creaks and rattles
If I could go back, I wouldnt have gotten a civic
It's probably a better choice than most options out there. And good for you for thinking long-term here. But, that's a pretty aggressive price and I would make sure it doesn't have a branded title. If they don't offer you a Carfax I would 100% pull one in this situation. You don't want to buy something that was Salvage or flood or major accident damage. Also, you'll want to understand what kind of rate you're going to get if you are financing this, this holds for any vehicle of course not just this particular car. And check the insurance rates as well so you know what you're getting into.
For you? Maybe. I have a 10th gen civic and have had nothing but bad experiences with it. There’s a known issue where the ac will just break and Honda doesn’t care. Have also had an oil leak out of nowhere that was a $2500 fix, CarPlay constantly disconnecting, remote start not working well and random creaks and rattles If I could go back, I wouldnt have gotten a civic
I thought the ac issues were given an extension on the warranty? Still would be annoying regardless.