1976 Honda Civic Reviews, Pricing & Specs

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CarGurus Editorial Team
Written by CarGurus Editorial Team

Published August 9, 2022

Overview

In 1976, Honda introduced the Accord, but it wasn't to compete with its own Civic. The Honda Civic had achieved a cult following, and even...

In 1976, Honda introduced the Accord, but it wasn't to compete with its own Civic. The Honda Civic had achieved a cult following, and even though there were no changes in the 1976 Civic, sales were even greater than in 1975.
There are still a few of these old '76 Civics driving around; they still get great gas mileage; and parts are even still available. Because of their age and often heavy mileage, a used '76 Honda Civic can be pretty cheap, and often — according to their new owners — make great first cars for new drivers, who in some instances can buy them for only a few dollars, spend a few more for parts, and with a new paint job, even make it look like "a big M&M."

What owners say

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good reliable vehicle but not very quiet inside. comfortable and fairly roomy but no otions whatsoever. Great on gas but as a result, very poor acceleration.

July 5, 2008

I ran 120,000+ miles on mine - 13" American Racing wheels & T/A tires. It handled like a slot car - got 45 mpg on hwy & 35+ in town. Had factory am/fm & needed the following: new front fenders - dealer replaced for free new head - cracked when timing belt broke I wish I had it back! New car payment + $115/month for 36 months with $500 down... $2300 sticker price 1197 cc engine ran on regular

May 20, 2009

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