Opinions on 9th gen Civic? Specifically sedan with A/T. I want

>>17779093
I never tried the automatic transmission civic but I heard people say don't get the one with CVT. I have a manual 2008 civic and it's good. Hasn't broken down on me yet. My friend has a coupe and he thrashes it around and drives like an idiot and it's got over 250,000 km on it.

The civic is a good commuter vehicle but I still recommend you get the manual transmission or else it's going to feel like it has no power.

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Get a slightly older Accord, they're vastly superior cars
You can get a 2008-2010 for like $6k-$8k and they come with the based K series instead of the dog shit R series, have bigger and nicer interiors, and are put together much better

>>17779199
hurrr, why would you spend more then 3000$ on a car

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>>17779220
Yeah, gotta have leftover cash for a few simple mods

>>17779224
when people say buy a 3000$ civic the 3000$ is supposed to cover the car and some mods with it

>>17779199
Ill look into the Accord also.
Ive driven a 9th gen Civic sedan before so im leaning towards it.
The car will not be modified so ignore the kids.

>>17779093
Very boring, very basic, but seems reliable and the automatics don't seem to fail like they did in earlier Honda's although I'd still get the stick for maximum reliability. Avoid the 2012 model like the plague, it was a flawed release but Honda revised all the issues in 2013.

>>17779280
>>17779199
Second the Accord. My dad bought one brand new in 2009 and it's still going strong
He also drives a 2013 S Class but has no intentions of getting rid of the Accord ever, it's just that good at what it does: being a reliable commuter car

>>17779093
what do you drive now?