2000 Honda Civic User Reviews

Good, But Not Enough — Honda Civic, a vehicle that has been constructed since the Oil Crisis of 1973, has evolved drastically in both size and equipment. The first Civic was a relatively "small" vehicle, with few or no creature comforts like a/c, radio, and many others. Over the years, this car has grown in size and in amenities. Today, this car is perhaps one of the best-selling nameplates due to it's fuel economy, power and features. However, this review will be based on the Honda Civic 2000. This car, owned by my dad, has been in service for eight years and in those eight years, it has proven to be extremely reliable. Thanks to its engine, providing 106HP with a displacement of about 1.6L, this car has a relatively good acceleration, but should be stronger and have a little bit of torque. The dashboard is dominated by a 140-mph speedometer with the fuel and tempearutre gauges on the sides, but it should be equipped with a tachometer. The seats are very comfortable, yet this car is small for a person as tall as I am, so I had to move the seat backwards, thus compromising the already-small space of the back seat. The cupholders are enormous and the dash is designed so that a "king size" bottle can fit perfectly and that's a good point. The space in the trunk is relaitvely small, with no domelight to illuminate it at night, but the seats fold 60/40 so that more cargo can be loaded with at least 3 passengers. Overall, this is a very safe car, with ABS and driver-passenger airbags and a durable body. If I was to re-design this car, I would give it a bigger engine, longer dimensions, and a standard tachometer and I would reduce the price of this vehicle since $23,000 is a lot of money for this car. It should also have many more features standard.

Fuel Efficient And Always Reliable. — The 2000 Honda Civic LX is a very solid car. It offers great value and reliability even in its older age. The appearance is attractive and still contemporary, appealing to the younger generation of folks. With it's popular 4 cylinder engine, this Civic model puts out 106 horse at 6200 rpm and 103 ft. lbs. of torque at 4500 rpm. This is a weak car for anyone that drives to actually get somewhere. In other words, it is great for light-footed women and your grandma's Sunday drive to church. For me, fuel efficiency has been a huge factor and it's the only way I can tolerate driving it. I would love me some more power, but I must say the acceleration has a quick response and the engine noise to go with can make your friends jump. Interior noise gains a lot from the engine, but from a teenager's mind it hits the spot. A very popular car to rebuild and customize, which I would recommend. Don't hesitate on this Honda.

Primary Use: Commuting to work

Great — no repairs need. takes a daily beating. fun to drive. acceleratin is kinda week. breaking is great and handles like a dream!i get anywhere from 20-32 MPG depending how i drive it. styling is great on both exterior and interior

Primary Use: Commuting to work

Honda Civic Sir.. — Good performance for a 1.6L (B16a) nice exterior with some minor mods (front rear lips,grille,wheels) very fun to drive,handles good with the bilstein/eibach suspension and yokohama s-drive tires.. low cost maintenance...it never lets u down:)

Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)

Hondas Are Fun To Own — as of right now is the is still being worked on and it has a stock v- tec... nothing on the car has been repaired it doesnt squeak or make any nosie out of the ordinary. i get twenty five to fill up the tank and highway miles 30 and stop and go 21 mpg. Both interior and exterior are being worked on.

Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)