Sign in | Register | My account |

2001 Honda Civic Overview

Civic

Looking for a Used Civic in your area?

CarGurus has 59,447 nationwide Civic listings starting at $999.

ZIP:

Trims

DX
Avg. Price: $5,116
DX Coupe
Avg. Price: $5,537
EX
Avg. Price: $6,203
EX Coupe
Avg. Price: $5,900
GX
Avg. Price: $7,981
HX Coupe
Avg. Price: $5,068
LX
Avg. Price: $5,774
LX Coupe
Avg. Price: $5,599

Honda Civic Experts

#1 Takoda Fraser
Takoda Fraser
Reputation 650
#2 DavidH25
DavidH25
Reputation 320
#3 tenspeed
tenspeed
Reputation 280
View All

Average User Score

4.35 stars

Based on 39 reviews

Great College Car. by Darryl
 — Performance - low torque, quick but its a civic, good handling, solid feel, and fun to drive. Build Quality - Engine and drivetrain very well built, at 100K and have had no major repairs Appearance ... Read More
Sick Civic by Larry
 — Easy to modify as a tuner, overall beauty, performance and style for the 7th generation of civics. Fun to drive, a blast to build and a real babe magnet. Not many modified 4 doors out there so this ... Read More
2001 Honda Civic by Rahul
 — It's a cool car.. It has gr8 pick up and very good mileage. Also the car is very reliable The car looks good for a 2001 Model. The interiors are quite comfortable. It's reasonably big for a small ca... Read More

2001 Honda Civic Overview

Overall User Score

4.3 out of 5 stars4.3 out of 5 stars4.3 out of 5 stars4.3 out of 5 stars4.3 out of 5 stars4.35

Based on 39 reviews

2001 Honda Civic

The 2001 Honda Civic boasted a new design. With a wider base, Honda created a larger cab with more comfort, more cargo space, greater safety features, and more powerful engines.

The major drawback is that the old rear suspension did not support the new design as well as it should have. 2001 was also the year Honda discontinued the very practical hatchback design.

Users find that the 2001 Civic provides excellent gas mileage with city driving, offering as much as 33 mpg (and 40 mpg for highway driving). Consumers have also noted that the 2001 Civic has surprisingly good pickup for an economy car. Owners of the manual transmission find that the 2001 Civic is a really fun car to drive. Lastly it has been noted that the car's back seat is quite spacious, offering comfortable seating for two.

On the negative side, numerous owners have noted problems with the 2001 Civic's suspension, specifically the front suspension. After 35k miles, many have noted that the car begins to creak quite a bit. Others have noted that the CD player in 2001 Civics was of poor quality and didn't last much longer than the car's warranty. Despite these drawbacks, however, most consumers have found the 2001 Civic a great value and a very reliable car.

Talk about the 2001 Honda Civic

No comments yet

Civic
Looking for a Used Civic in your area?
CarGurus has 59,447 nationwide Civic listings starting at $999.
ZIP:

Similar Cars Compared to a 2001 Honda Civic

2001 Honda Civic 2001 Honda Accord 2001 Honda Civic Coupe
2001 Honda Civic EX picture, exterior
2001 Honda Accord EX Coupe picture, exterior
Picture of 2001 Honda Civic Coupe, exterior
Cost $5,553 Average Instant Market Value $5,951 Average Instant Market Value

Honda Civic Questions

Krystal Hernandez
0

Can I Use A Honda Accord Battery In A Honda Civic Car

27 views with 1 answer (last answer 2 months ago)
Jasonstarnes29
0

When I Start My Car There Is A Soft Squeeling Noise. But When I Let It War...

58 views with 17 answers (last answer 2 months ago)
Pica08
0

P1361

32 views with 1 answer (last answer 6 months ago)
Amir Winner
0

How Do I, As A Novice Mechanic, Fix Shocks On My Honda Civic Dx 01. I Also ...

Just bought the car and it was modified by previous owner and I'm not sure how to go about fixing the shocks all the way around. It's riding rough and I feel like I'm destroying it every time I hit a...

54 views with 6 answers (last answer 11 months ago)
LilEngineer
0

Power Door Lock On Drivers Door Stopped Working 2 Years Ago. I Hear The Mot...

Power door lock on drivers door stopped working 2 years ago. I hear the motor moving, but no motion of the lock lever. There's no kink in the cable. Any ideas? I have the door open, so now's the time...

2,789 views with 4 answers (last answer 2 years ago)