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Honda Jazz Full Road Test Report
- A surprisingly roomy supermini, the Jazz is a great car to drive. Honda is not offering the cheapest supermini but the Jazz is without question a classy car to own.... read more
Honda Civic Hybrid Full Road Test Report
- The Civic Hybrid is a capable, economical car with inexpensive running costs. The fuel economy is impressive but the same figures are achieved by many diesels. The low CO2 emissions (109g/km) could be the area in which it wins over most prospective purchasers.... read more
Honda CR-V Full Road Test Report
2.2 CDTi - The vehicle we tested was the 2.2 CDTi which makes up the majority of the CR-V sales for Honda in the UK.... read more
Contact Darren Godbert at UK Carline on 01995 641111 or email darren@ukcarline.com
Honda Civic Full Road Test Report
Type R - There are quicker and more comfortable rivals, yet few can match the £18,615 Civic Type R's engaging nature with the exception of the Ford Focus ST 500. But it’s the looks that do it for me; the space age design with raw power on tap makes the Type R a true hot hatch... read more
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Honda Jazz
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Nicola Scott, Berwickshire
Honda Jazz 2005
Great car, well worth the money . Fuel is a lot cheaper than my old car. It is good for room in the boot and smooth running.
Submitted: 15/09/2008 10:34:18
Adrian Giddins, Berkshire
Honda CR-V CTDI 2005
This is my second Honda but first CR-V. I decided on a diesel and CR-V having read many of the reviews on this and other sites. It was a fairly high mileage example and was not cheap having the leather upholstery, but the body work and interior was in very good condition. I’m afraid I don’t like the look of the new version. I find it a quiet car, particularly on motorways with plenty of power for normal driving. All the controls fall easily to hand and the handling on winding roads perfectly acceptable with plenty of interior space although I agree it is very "plasticy". The only downside is on the front passenger foot well where it is not possible for an average height person to sit normally with their legs out and heels resting on the carpet, an intrusion onto the well forces anybody but the smallest to bend their knees and keep their feet flat on the floor. So far I get reasonable fuel consumption and am perfectly happy with the car although am about to have the clutch master cylinder replaced as it squeaks like mad. My dealer informs me this is a known problem.
Submitted: 09/09/2008 09:54:39
Simon Stokes, Flintshire
Honda S2000 2007
I haven’t stopped smiling since I got it. It makes a fantastic noise when revved passed 6000 rpm and goes like hell in in first 4 gears. After that you’ve usually run out of road!! 12 months old & I haven’t had a spanner on it, no rattles or loose trim. Low 30’s possible when driven normally on A roads, 28 when pushed, which is acceptable. Everyone should own one once. Its the best fun outside the bedroom you will ever have.
Submitted: 15/08/2008 09:24:38
Ifty Hussain, London
Honda Civic ES 1.8i VTEC 2007
Have had the beauty for 24hrs and am REALLY happy with it. ; )) My only complaint is no rear wiper.
Submitted: 01/08/2008 09:48:16
Nearchos Christofides, Scotland
Honda FR-V 1.8 EX 5dr 2007
A magnificent car. The 1.8l engine is a little underpowered but auto-gearbox copes pretty well. Will do a 6.8l/100 km at 105km/h on the highway, but in town consumption suffers. Ample space for kids, baggage and most household transportation. Could even fit a 2.5m garden umbrella box with the rear seats dropped. An excellent space management for Honda. Would have been the perfect car had it been fitted with a 1.8l diesel.
Submitted: 21/07/2008 11:51:04
Graham Atherton, Cheshire
Honda Jazz 1.2 base model 2006
Brilliant car, cheap to run. Has returned 48mpg over a combination of 5 - 10 mile daily trips and monthly 500 mile motorway journeys totalling 38.000 miles over 30 months. Nothing has broken, never failed to start and it even cleans up well after a couple of weeks of my 18 month old son daubing various unnamed substances all over the rear seats. It has been suggested that I upgrade to a bigger car next year with more comfort for rear passengers - a Civic perhaps - but with fuel prices the way they are 68mpg from the new model Jazz sounds very attractive.
Submitted: 14/07/2008 11:03:59
Sajid Choudry, Lancashire
Honda Jazz 1.4 SE 2003
I bought the jazz from the local Honda dealer, I have been very impressed with the Jazz. For me the clincher were the back seats - that is the base of the seats can be raised up, the amount of interior space is more like a class above, my previous car was an Astra 94 model and the boot space was very similar to the Astra but the jazz is a lot smaller outside. People sitting in the jazz for the first time comment on how much room there is. Running costs, road tax £120, insurance group 3 and petrol costs are very low. Making visits to the petrol station less frequent than the previous car. The Jazz has idsi petrol engine with vvt the engine uses 8 spark plugs, this results in 50mpg, the same economy as a 1.0 litre but the performance of a 1.4. The petrol tank has been moved forward instead of the rear which frees up load space. Equipment wise the jazz is very comprehensive, ac electric windows all round electric sunroof, cd player, alloy wheels all of these enhances the drivers enjoyment. The only negative is the ride its bit harsh on poor roads, and tyre noise is loud too but this is due to my car being one of the early model, and i have changed the tyres to Nexen tyres these are a lot better then the Yokoma which were on before. I had a courtesy car from the Honda dealer a jazz 08 and the ride was a lot better, engine performance wise i go for the 1.4 anytime, as its ideal for cruising on the motorway. For servicing costs I pay into a servicing plan monthly, a reasonable £15 per month, to which all the consumable items and labour are covered which to me is a good deal. If i did not pay into the plan I would have been paying up to £450 so its best to enrol into the service plan, another aspect of Jazz ownership is that it holds its resale value very well.
Submitted: 11/07/2008 11:47:56
Mark Pope, Essex
Honda Accord Saloon 2.4 Executive 2003
Without doubt the best car we have had, very responsive petrol engine with good fuel economy, fautless reliability and good interior. Although a tiny bit cramped in the back. We will be looking to get another when the time comes.
Submitted: 08/07/2008 12:51:11
Chris Smith, Shropshire
Honda Jazz 1.4 SE 2003
Marilyn Burford, England Honda Jazz 2007. I have the diesel engine version which is pretty noisy on starting and takes about 5 miles to get going. As I only do about 10 miles a day this is a big draw back. The children like it however and they call it the jazz mobile. I don’t know what car you are driving Marilyn but Honda have never sold a Jazz with a diesel engine - your two star rating for a non-existant model has prevented the Jazz getting an average of 5 stars in this forum - well done.
Submitted: 23/06/2008 11:25:10
Chris Smith, Shropshire
Honda Jazz 1.4 SE 2003
I’ve had Honda cars before and thought I was downsizing to a Jazz, but it’s a lot bigger inside than people think. Can get two sets of golf clubs with two folding trollies and holiday luggage for two in the boot without folding seats down. Normally get about 55mpg commuting 25 miles each way to work, and about 45mpg around town. Smooth engine with torque coming in low down in rpm range, tractable and easy to drive without having to change gear too often, the gearchange is light and direct. Easy to park with very small turning circle and light steering for parking, but stiffens up as speed rises, fairly quiet ride (depends on tyres fitted) and can hold conversation easily at 70mph.
Submitted: 05/06/2008 08:38:19
Marilyn Burford, England
Honda Jazz 2007
I have the diesel engine version which is pretty noisy on starting and takes about 5 miles to get going. As I only do about 10 miles a day this is a big draw back. The children like it however and they call it the jazz mobile.
Submitted: 03/06/2008 10:18:28
Tom, London
Honda Jazz 2008
Hello. Does anyone out there drive a Honda Jazz or know anyone who does? I work for a company in London who is putting together a short promotional documentary film for Honda, and we’re looking for contributors to chat about their car and their passions/interests, and how the two come together. If anyone does have a Jazz and would be interested in contributing then please give me a shout - my name’s Tom and i can be contacted either on hondafilm2008@yahoo.co.uk or on 0207 194 7056... Thanks for reading this, Tom.
Submitted: 03/06/2008 10:11:04
Keith New, Yorkshire
Honda CR-V EX 2008
Was really looking forward to test-driving this vehicle after reading the brochures and what was said about it in reviews. What a great let-down. Tested the EX automatic petrol. Ride was very shuddery on small bumps, more than anything else I have tested - the Tiguan, X-Trail and the Rav4. Build quality is very good. The automatic gearbox was smooth but coupled to the petrol engine made the car utterly pedantic. With 3 passengers on board it struggled to accellerate at all. Honda need to do a big rethink on this engine/gearbox combination, it is not up to the job. The boot annoyed me because there is nowhere to stow the removable upper deck inside the boot, access to the lower deck is impossible with the tonneau cover in place and the upper deck installed. If you want to remove the tonneau cover, it is quite aukward to get out of the car; if you want to stow it away in the car, it’s too long to be put anywhere without getting in the way. The dashboard is easy on the eye and a plus point. In the cabin, rear passengers were not very complimentary about the back seats. The sunroof does not open but consists of two large windows with an electric blind which winds into the central roof bulk head, so retracting the blind opens both front and back blinds equally. This should be independent. Overall, I was not impressed.
Submitted: 20/05/2008 10:04:57
Mary Innes, Scotland
Honda Civic 1.8 i-VTEC Petrol SE 2006
Lovely to look at, great dashboard and gadgets are cool! Really nice to drive and responsive, however, required rear suspension replacing 6/12 out of the show room resulting in front tyres replacing at <9000miles and rear brake pads and discs at 14,000, (no warning signs on instrument panel). Petrol cap keeps sticking, requiring return visits to the workshop. I am disappointed at the reliability.
Submitted: 15/05/2008 09:05:19
Mark Horton, Nottinghamshire
Honda Accord Saloon 2.2 diesel 2008
This is not the cheapest car of its type but the refinement and meticulous attention to detail make light of the extra cash. Reliability is a byword of Honda’s and the performance is powerful yet quite and almost unnoticeable. Plenty of room inside with a good boot. I particularly like the Lane Keeping assistance that makes motorway driving far more relaxed. If you want performance, reliability, safety and a pleasing driving experience then the Accord offers all this and more.
Submitted: 08/05/2008 11:53:35
Helen Steadman, London
Honda Civic Civic IMA hybrid 2006
I’ve been running the hybrid now for almost 2 years and so far so good. I live in London and this has meant that I have never had to pay a penny towards the London Congestion Charge, the CO2 emissions of the hybrid are only 109g/km. The car is also means low company car tax. I get around 55 - 60 miles to the gallon (my daily journey involves a lot of stopping and starting which is great for recharging the battery but not great for fuel economy...). There are a few flaws - the brakes are too heavy, the engine sometimes sounds strained. This is why I can only give the hybrid 4 stars but any new technology will have its teething problems and I am prepared to accept this. I will continue to go for the greener option when getting a new car and would be happy to first see what new offerings Honda have before looking elsewhere.
Submitted: 06/05/2008 08:58:46
James Birch, Torfaen
Honda Civic 1.6 VTEC 2004
This is precisely what a car should be - well constructed and completely reliable. The variant that I chose was the 1.6, perfect as a small family car, frugal and a very comfortable ride with plenty of head and leg room. The amount of storage space is a real highlight with a roomy boot and fold down rear seats when extra space is required. The cabin controls are well ordered and easy to find and use. What makes the Honda Civic such a good car? Reliability and attention to detail. 5 out of 5.
Submitted: 29/04/2008 10:26:31
John Morton, Suffolk
Honda Jazz 1.4cc 2007
Best car I ever owned, beats my previous Volvo 440 hands down. It took 3 adults and myself as driver on a journey through France just after I purchased it; with four cases in boot. We averaged 48.5 MPH over 1,875 miles. Amazing around town; about 46 mph, on longer journeys with two we average 49.2 mph... Its upright seating is extremely comfortable which means I can drive further without have to get out and stretch my poor old legs. If the Jazz has a downside it’s a harder ride than my old Volvo. Finally, it will be my car of choice for years to come.
Submitted: 28/04/2008 13:41:14
Jennifer Kelly, Vale of Glamorgan
Honda Jazz 2007 1.4 i-DSI SE
This is quite simply a wonderful car - it was Japan's 2002 Car of the Year and I can see why. The driving position is excellent; the interior is well constructed with everything where you would expect it. One thing that pleased and surprised me was the generous amount of loading space once the back seats had been lowered, carrying flat-pack furniture was not something that I thought would be possible when I purchased the Jazz but it has proven remarkably adept in this area. I wanted long-term reliability from my new car - reports suggested that this is exactly what the Jazz would give me and that it has done. This is a well constructed, green and stylish car.
Submitted: 28/04/2008 10:44:02
Marc, Middlesex
Honda Accord Saloon ex 2.0ivtec 2007
Had this car for three months now. Good points Ride is excellent Quiet as a mouse with a refined petrol engine Interior is luxurious Good stereo and lots of toys Bad points A little cramped in the back Some interior finishes not up to standard A little road roar on some surfaces Would have like bluetooth as standard (got it as extra) Overall, this is a great car, but is let down by some below par quality finishing in the interior and reduced room in the back.
Submitted: 24/04/2008 08:31:51
Sally Crooks, Surrey
Honda Jazz 1.4i SE CVT-7 2004
I’ve had this car from new and it has been the best car I’ve ever owned. It’s been totally reliable and I still enjoy driving it after all this time. I will be looking to change my car soon and will have no hesitation heading straight for my local Honda dealer and getting another Jazz. Brilliant car, loads of space for size of the car and very capable over short and very long (France and back) journeys.
Submitted: 22/04/2008 07:54:50
Oliver Needle, Northumberland
Honda FR-V 2.0 VTEC Sport 2005
Big, solid car that is very enjoyble to drive and bought used (like mine) very affordable. Very good running costs as well. Nice cabin, everything laid out really well and the interior is very comfortable throughout. The wife loves it, kids love it. Not overly powerful but plenty for our needs so no complaints there. Really pleased I chose this for our family car, fits the bill very nicely indeed.
Submitted: 22/04/2008 07:40:07
Greg Reardon, Essex
Honda Accord Saloon 2.0i-VTEC SE 2006
Great car to drive, gutsy power when needed and so smooth and quiet. I really enjoy long distance journeys in this car because it is so comfortable and the handling is very responsive - more like gliding than driving. Not the cheapest car to run but certainly not the worst and Honda are a very trustworthy make. Good size boot but it would be nice to have a touch more space in the back seat although I wouldn’t go so far as to say it feels cramped for adult passengers, maybe just snug.
Submitted: 21/04/2008 20:53:06
Philip Jennings, Dorset
Honda S2000 2.0i VTEC GT 2005
This is just the most fun to drive and gives a very smooth and comfortable drive around town, but when on the open road it really comes into its own, which lets face it is the reason you buy a sportscar. This little beauty can shift and then some!! I’ve previously owned a Mazda MX-5 but this car has more guts to it and a little more style. If you need to ask about fuel consumption though don’t even look at one!
Submitted: 21/04/2008 11:55:10
Keith Williams, Swansea
Honda Civic Vetec i 1.8 Sport 2006
I have only had my car a few weeks but i love it, its great to drive plenty of leg room, two things i have a issue with is no back wiper, and no spare wheel other wise you can’t fault it.
Submitted: 11/02/2008 14:09:55
Nick Clark, Newport
Honda Civic 1.8 i-VTEC Petrol SE i-SHIFT 2006
I’ve done over 27,000 miles in my new Civic and I have to say I still love every mile I do. Everyone says it’s gorgeous, both inside and out. All the gadgets are great fun and the driving experience is close to that of a journey on futuristic space craft. Aside from the great things, like the super fuel economy (I once managed 51 mpg for a few weeks), and the sci-fi interior, it does have issues. I have the ’automatic’ version, which is anything but. The i-SHIFT gear system is absolutely infuriating and even Honda garages acknowledge that it’s extremely ’difficult’ to drive. I say it’s a BAD gear box, not a difficult car to drive. I’ve had two previous automatics, both Honda, and they were a dream compared to the new Civic. The car often insists on going into 6th gear at the worst possible moments. And I’ve had numerous near misses running out of drive whilst pulling out from junctions finding the car would not come out of first gear. Over-revving warning lights were never meant to be used so much! Still, the thing is, this car is so good, I really don’t care about the gearbox issues. There’s a great paddle shift system for manual operation and it gets me out of any tight spot. It comes with all the gadgets as standard, and even two years after buying I think my motor is still the coolest car on the road.
Submitted: 07/01/2008 11:52:54
Steve Williams, Lancashire
Honda S2000 Open 2.0 GT 2dr 2007
This is an amazing little car when you consider what you’re getting for the money and it really can go. Fabulous fun to drive and not as bad on fuel as I expected (mid 20’s) but make sure you keep your eye on the oil. An understated little belter of a car, that is as reliable as it is fast!
Submitted: 26/11/2007 08:40:26
Michael Bruce, Durham
Honda Legend 3.5 V6 EX 4dr 2007
I’ve recently looked at buying one of these and whilst I still think it’s a great looking car and I’m still a fan of Honda, there are a lot more cars out there that are cheaper to run and have a little more oomf to them for the same price. Not for me.
Submitted: 20/11/2007 17:09:27
David Bagg, Somerset
Honda Accord Tourer 2.2i-CTDi EX 5dr 2005
Having owned several Honda cars over the years and always being very happy with them, when the time came to move to an estate car I had no hesitation in choosing Honda again. The Accord Tourer is very well built and has managed to offer the premium amount of space possible in a car of its size. The engine runs super smooth and for a diesel is extremely quiet. All good stuff, however, the hulking dashboard and thick pillars mean that visibility is impared at times, even with a fully adjustable drivers seat you do feel that you have to strain your neck at times to see what’s going on. For this reason the wife just plain refuses to drive it. I have got used to driving like this but because of the poor visibility and not too cheap running costs, I think I will be straying out of my Honda comfort zone when the time comes to choose a new estate car.
Submitted: 17/11/2007 15:30:29
Suleman Dabhelia , Middlesex
Honda Civic 1000 1995
No review submitted.
Submitted: 14/11/2007 15:07:50
Rohit Gand, Leicestershire
Honda Civic 2000
Very difficult to get original parts and very expensive Also most parts have to be original Honda parts. Honda dealers are big headed in Leicester.
Submitted: 14/11/2007 09:27:27
Guy Young, Scotland
Honda CR-V 2.0 i-VTEC ES 2007
Best SUV on the market. I’d have to say that the CR-V really belongs on-road. Everything about the CR-V is well laid out and I really like this as I’d class myself as a neat and orderly and it makes me feel really comfortable and at ease when driving. Honda have made a really safe and handsome car that is reasonably priced.
Submitted: 09/11/2007 09:59:23
Craig Lee, County Down
Honda Civic 1.8 i-VTEC Sport 2007
The Honda Civic is a beautifully built car. This is the most attractive hatchback on the market. The Civic could easily be used in Sci-Fi films, such is its space-age appearance. I chose the 1.8 for the better performance that it offers. The 1.4 is rather weak. Honda have build the interior well with lots of space for legs and shoulders. The build quality is were the Civic really stands head and shoulders above its rivals - everything is beautiful and this helps give the car an extremely refined look. The Civic is great value for money and economical to run.
Submitted: 05/11/2007 12:46:04
Daniel Chan, Cheshire
Honda Jazz 1.4i-DSI SE 2007
Excellent car, out-classes all of it’s rivals. A brillant supermini, featuring fold flat rear seats for clever storage solution. Great on the motorway, quiet and acceleration is fantastic. Residuals are great too.
Submitted: 31/10/2007 17:17:26
Trevor Partridge, Norfolk
Honda Stream 2.0 SE Sport 5dr
I like the fact that there aren’t many of these about so you won’t see one every 5 mins like other MPVs. A six seater, it has ample leg and head room and is very comfortable to travel in as well as drive. The rear seats fold down to give a really good boot size when not in use, but the boot is a bit stingy when the seats are up. Other than that I have no complaints.
Submitted: 30/10/2007 10:40:34
Hugo Wilson, Lancashire
Honda FR-V 2.0 SE 5dr
This is an excellent MPV from Honda, it is practical, comfortable and feels almost nippy to drive. We like the 3 x 3 seating and the kids often fight over who get to sit up front. The only thing I’d mark it down for is fuel consumption, which isn’t bad at all but there is definately room for improvement. Good all round car.
Submitted: 27/10/2007 23:37:31
William Norris, Norfolk
Honda HR-V HR-V VTEC 5dr
Whilst aimed at the 4x4 market, I was aware before I bought my second hand 2004 HR-V that it’s strongest points don’t lie off road, however, as a family car with plenty of space for 3 children and a very comfortable drive it really does rate up there.
Submitted: 26/10/2007 18:33:47
John Carlton, Durham
Honda Accord Saloon 2.2 i CTDi Sport
More expensive than a lot of other mainstream family cars, but an excellent drive with lots of space. Nice car.
Submitted: 26/10/2007 12:05:24
Joanne McKillip, Herefordshire
Honda CR-V 2.0 i-CTDi ES
This is the most comfortable 4x4 in the UK! Visibility is great and there is ample space for both my family and any luggage we need to carry. I feel extremely safe in the CR-V and the reliability has so far not been called into question. I firmly believe that the CR-V is the best in its class and perfect for families of all sizes.
Submitted: 24/10/2007 15:40:10
Brian Harrison, Norfolk
Honda Jazz 1.4 Sport
After one year of ownership, this really is a great little car. After changing from a Passat Estate I had expected to have to make a lot of compromises, it may be smaller but the adaptability and quality more than make up for that. Don’t waste time, buy one now!
Submitted: 23/10/2007 08:56:52
Boyd Mason, Hampshire
Honda NSX 3.2i V6 manual
I love this car, it has everything you could ever want, looks, performance and more fun than you can shake a stick at. The interior is more than comfortable and and once you’re behind the wheel it’s a wrench to get back out. This is a car I’ve lusted after for a long time and it does not disappoint.
Submitted: 20/10/2007 10:09:22
Tariq Iqbal, Durham
Honda Civic Type R GT 2.0 ltr
Great looking, fantastic engine, great economy ( 55+ miles to the gallon ). Great car!!!! Highly recommended.
Submitted: 16/10/2007 10:34:58
Craig Wallasey, Durham
Honda Logo 1.3i
Don’t buy cars out of the local rag. Don’t fall for the fact there aren’t many around - there’s a reason! DON’T buy this car, it’s a complete bucket!!
Submitted: 02/10/2007 11:41:57
Geraint Evans, Ceredigion
Honda Shuttle 2.3 SE
I’ve had this car for 7 years now and am now looking to replace it. I have to say it has done brilliantly and has given me reliability and fuss free driving, however, I feel MPV’s have come on a bit since the Shuttle and after test driving a few (Vauxhall, Nissan) you realise how low the driving position is and that the mpg is a lot lower than others now available on the market. All in all though it’s been a very good family car and I certainly don’t regret buying it.
Submitted: 29/09/2007 16:12:04
William Duncan, Fife and Kinross Shires
Honda CR-V CDTi EX
Very pleased with this car. Used as towcar for caravan. Powerful and stable with good fuel consumption. Reversing camera brilliant for hitching up caravan. Voice control satnav/radio is a bit gimicky, most functions will never be used. Seating comfortable and nicely elevated. Bags of room especially in the boot, although shelf can’t be folded in half when tonneau cover fitted.
Submitted: 27/09/2007 09:13:17
Mike Coles, Gloucestershire
Honda CR-V
This is our second CRV and we are very pleased with it so far, only had it for 4 days. Like the speech commands system and the handsfree for the phone. Love the shape as well, and hope it proves more economical than our previous petrol model.
Submitted: 05/09/2007 11:00:04
Tom Elliott, Lancashire
Honda CR-V 2.0 VTEC SE
This is my second CRV, and again Honda have done an excellent job, smooth ride, quite economical and plenty of space. Only downside I can see so far is that the interior is still a bit plasticy!!
Submitted: 23/08/2007 10:25:41
Asim Akhtar, Warwickshire
Honda Civic Sport
Performance, handling, economy, style, reliabilty - all 5 out of 5 from me. I am delighted with my choice and will be looking at the new Civic hybrid when the time comes to trade in my existing model.
Submitted: 17/08/2007 09:01:55
Ken Whittle, Cumbria
Honda CR-V Honda CR-V 22i-CTDi
Very comfortable car and extremely enjoyable to drive, the engine is very quiet for a diesel, just like they say, and fuel consumption so far is good for an engine of this size. Not had it for long so we’ll see how it goes but confident it will continue to please.
Submitted: 10/08/2007 09:44:58
Marnie Russell, Ceredigionshire
Honda Jazz Honda Jazz 1.2i DSI
This is a brilliantly versatile little car. I love the way I can fold both the back and the passenger seat flat for storage space, it’s inexpensive to run and to insure and I think looks really smart. I really like the wide windscreen too, makes me realise how poor visibility was in my previous car (Matiz). Really nippy around town although I must admit I’ve not been on a long journey in it yet so will see how she does when I go to Cornwall next month.
Submitted: 09/08/2007 11:51:13
David Reid, Durham
Honda Civic Honda Civic S 1.8i VTEC
Very reliable family car, easy and enjoyable to drive and offers all the space you need, my only grumble is no rear window wiper, but all in all I’m very pleased with it.
Submitted: 07/08/2007 14:17:51
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