2008 Honda Civic Reliability Report

NHTSA data as of Sep 17, 2026Published Oct 15, 2026

Good

Ranks 17th of 25 Civic years we score.

Owner complaints: 988; 110 are recall notices
Per 10,000 cars: 24.7; 355,758 made for the U.S.
Vs the average car: 0.61×; same age, 1× is average
Serious outcomes: 245; crash, fire, injury, stall or tow
Recalls: 7
NHTSA crash rating: Not rated; no overall rating before 2011

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Should You Buy the 2008 Honda Civic?

Yes, with the usual checks. Our reliability score for the 2008 Honda Civic is 73 out of 100, which rates Good. Owners reported about half as many problems as for the average car of the same age. It ranks 17th of the 25 Civic years we score.

The most reported problem is the interior trim or dashboard, mostly parts breaking or coming apart (151 of 988 complaints). Owners also complain about engine failure and uneven tire wear. 245 of the 988 complaints describe a serious outcome, such as a crash, a fire, an injury or stalling while driving.

It has 7 recalls. Honda also offers 3 warranty extensions that may still apply, for hood and front fender paint cracking and paint cracking, chalking or clouding. For comparison, the 2007 scores 72 and the 2009 scores 83.

Before you buy, check that the recalls were done, ask a Honda dealer about warranty extension 12-049 and get an independent inspection. The full checklist is at the end of this page.

Pros

Good reliability score of 73
About half the problems of the average car its age
No do-not-drive or park-outside recalls
3 Honda warranty extensions may cover repairs

Cons

Interior trim: parts breaking or coming apart151 complaints
Engine failure: shattering or cracking131 complaints
Uneven tire wear: early wear84 complaints

How the 2008 Civic Earned Its Score

Every model year starts at 100. Each part takes points away when this year has more problems than the average car of the same age. How we score

Score breakdown
Item	Vs average	Points lost
Starting score		100
Serious problems	0.50×	−7
Everyday problems	0.86×	−5
Problems in the last two years	0.80×	−8
Recalls	1.5×	−7
Score		73

What Owners Report

We read all 988 complaints filed with NHTSA for the 2008 Honda Civic, one by one, and grouped them by the problem they describe. The most reported problems come first.

Interior trim: parts breaking or coming apart
151 complaints (15%)
Parts breaking or coming apart, shattering or cracking and a feature that stopped working. 15 of these 151 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often loss of visibility. In 20 complaints, the problem came back after a repair. Median mileage when it started: about 45,000 miles.
Engine failure: shattering or cracking
131 complaints (13%)
Shattering or cracking, a leak and locking up. 106 of these 131 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often a tow. Median mileage when it started: about 107,000 miles.
Uneven tire wear: early wear
84 complaints (9%)
Early wear, pulling or wandering and damage. 1 of these 84 complaints describes a serious outcome: loss of steering control. In 8 complaints, the dealer could not find or fix the problem, and in 15 it came back after a repair. Median mileage when it started: about 20,000 miles.
Paint and rust: damage
73 complaints (7%)
Damage, peeling and fading. In 3 complaints, the problem came back after a repair. Median mileage when it started: about 66,000 miles.
Airbags: no deployment in a crash
42 complaints (4%)
No deployment in a crash, deployment with no crash and deployment injury. 10 of these 42 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often an airbag problem. Median mileage when it started: about 66,000 miles.
Brakes: loss of braking
33 complaints (3%)
Loss of braking, early wear and unusual noises. 12 of these 33 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often loss of braking. In 3 complaints, the dealer could not find or fix the problem, and in 8 it came back after a repair. Median mileage when it started: about 23,000 miles.
Tires: early wear
28 complaints (3%)
Early wear, parts breaking or coming apart and vibration or shudder. 5 of these 28 complaints describe a serious outcome. In 3 complaints, the problem came back after a repair. Median mileage when it started: about 25,000 miles.
Hybrid battery: draining the battery
26 complaints (3%)
Draining the battery, a failure and overheating. 7 of these 26 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often stalling or losing power while driving. In 3 complaints, the dealer could not find or fix the problem, and in 5 it came back after a repair. Median mileage when it started: about 58,000 miles.
Fuel economy: high fuel use
24 complaints (2%)
High fuel use. Median mileage when it started: about 32,000 miles.
Steering: locking up
23 complaints (2%)
Locking up, pulling or wandering and unusual noises. 1 of these 23 complaints describes a serious outcome. In 3 complaints, the problem came back after a repair. Median mileage when it started: about 22,000 miles.
Airbag warning light
21 complaints (2%)
Warning lights, a feature that stopped working and problems that come and go. In 3 complaints, the problem came back after a repair. Median mileage when it started: about 72,000 miles.
Cooling system: a leak
20 complaints (2%)
A leak, a failure that needed a new part and damage. 4 of these 20 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often a car that would not start. Median mileage when it started: about 91,000 miles.
Engine: surging
19 complaints (2%)
Surging, stalling and a loss of power. 10 of these 19 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often stalling or losing power while driving. In 5 complaints, the dealer could not find or fix the problem. Median mileage when it started: about 38,000 miles.
Engine mounts failure
18 complaints (2%)
A failure that needed a new part, shattering or cracking and parts breaking or coming apart. Median mileage when it started: about 57,000 miles.
Fuel leak
18 complaints (2%)
A leak, shattering or cracking and parts breaking or coming apart. Median mileage when it started: about 86,000 miles.

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Unintended acceleration (cause not stated)
18 complaints (2%)
Sudden acceleration and surging. All 18 describe a serious outcome, most often sudden acceleration or braking. In 6 complaints, the dealer could not find or fix the problem. Median mileage when it started: about 35,000 miles.
Hybrid system (inverter, motor, IPU): hesitation
17 complaints (2%)
Hesitation, a loss of power and problems that come and go. 5 of these 17 complaints describe a serious outcome. In 3 complaints, the dealer could not find or fix the problem. Median mileage when it started: about 35,000 miles.
Transmission: harsh or delayed shifts
16 complaints (2%)
Harsh or delayed shifts, failure or loss of drive and unusual noises. 9 of these 16 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often stalling or losing power while driving. In 3 complaints, the dealer could not find or fix the problem. Median mileage when it started: about 19,000 miles.
Frontal airbags: no deployment in a crash
15 complaints (2%)
No deployment in a crash, deployment with no crash and deployment injury. 3 of these 15 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often an airbag problem. Median mileage when it started: about 89,000 miles.
Ball joints and control arms failure
14 complaints (1%)
A failure, parts breaking or coming apart and shattering or cracking. 1 of these 14 complaints describes a serious outcome. Median mileage when it started: about 28,000 miles.
Poor acceleration (cause not stated)
14 complaints (1%)
Hesitation, reduced power or limp mode and vibration or shudder. 1 of these 14 complaints describes a serious outcome. Median mileage when it started: about 31,000 miles.
Side or curtain airbags: deployment with no crash
14 complaints (1%)
Deployment with no crash, a failure and a stored fault code. 3 of these 14 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often an airbag problem. Median mileage when it started: about 63,000 miles.
Manual transmission or clutch: failure or loss of drive
11 complaints (1%)
Failure or loss of drive, unusual noises and harsh or delayed shifts. 5 of these 11 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often stalling or losing power while driving. Median mileage when it started: about 46,000 miles.
Seat belts: stopped working
10 complaints (1%)
A feature that stopped working, unusual noises and not closing or latching. Median mileage when it started: about 59,000 miles.
Wiring, fuses or body control module failure
10 complaints (1%)
A failure, damage and smoke or a burning smell. 1 of these 10 complaints describes a serious outcome: an airbag problem. Median mileage when it started: about 91,000 miles.
A/C compressor failure
9 complaints (under 1%)
A failure, a feature that stopped working and problems that come and go. Median mileage when it started: about 78,000 miles.
A/C condenser: a leak
9 complaints (under 1%)
A leak and damage. Median mileage when it started: about 12,000 miles.
Car not starting (cause not stated)
7 complaints (under 1%)
The car not starting and hard starting. 5 of these 7 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often a car that would not start. Median mileage when it started: about 12,000 miles.
A/C: works on and off
6 complaints (under 1%)
Problems that come and go, a failure and a feature that stopped working. 1 of these 6 complaints describes a serious outcome. Median mileage when it started: about 89,000 miles.
Body seals (water leak): water leaking in
6 complaints (under 1%)
Water leaking in and parts breaking or coming apart. Median mileage when it started: about 48,000 miles.
CV axles: unusual noises
6 complaints (under 1%)
Unusual noises, shattering or cracking and parts breaking or coming apart. 1 of these 6 complaints describes a serious outcome: stalling or losing power while driving. Median mileage when it started: about 33,000 miles.
Exterior trim: parts breaking or coming apart
6 complaints (under 1%)
Parts breaking or coming apart and damage. 1 of these 6 complaints describes a serious outcome. Median mileage when it started: about 15,000 miles.
Wheel bearings: parts breaking or coming apart
6 complaints (under 1%)
Parts breaking or coming apart, unusual noises and a failure that needed a new part. Median mileage when it started: about 13,000 miles.
Airbag inflator (rupture risk or Takata): parts breaking or coming apart
5 complaints (under 1%)
Parts breaking or coming apart, a failure and shattering or cracking. 3 of these 5 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often an airbag problem. Median mileage when it started: about 96,000 miles.
Engine overheating
5 complaints (under 1%)
Overheating. 3 of these 5 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often stalling or losing power while driving. Median mileage when it started: about 97,000 miles.
Door lock actuators: not opening or unlocking
5 complaints (under 1%)
Not opening or unlocking, a feature that stopped working and the system acting on its own.
Vibration (cause not stated)
5 complaints (under 1%)
Vibration or shudder. Median mileage when it started: about 35,000 miles.
Blower motor: works on and off
4 complaints (under 1%)
Problems that come and go and unusual noises.
Horn: works on and off
4 complaints (under 1%)
Problems that come and go, a feature that stopped working and the system acting on its own. Median mileage when it started: about 48,000 miles.
Ignition coils or spark plugs failure
4 complaints (under 1%)
A failure, parts breaking or coming apart and rough running or misfires. 1 of these 4 complaints describes a serious outcome: stalling or losing power while driving. Median mileage when it started: about 115,000 miles.
Noise (cause not stated)
4 complaints (under 1%)
Unusual noises. Median mileage when it started: about 34,000 miles.
Power windows or regulator: not closing or latching
4 complaints (under 1%)
Not closing or latching, a feature that stopped working and a failure that needed a new part.
Tire pressure monitoring: warning lights
4 complaints (under 1%)
Warning lights and a failure.
Battery drain: draining the battery
3 complaints (under 1%)
Draining the battery. 1 of these 3 complaints describes a serious outcome: a car that would not start.
Cylinder head gasket: a leak
3 complaints (under 1%)
A leak and a failure. 2 of these 3 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often a tow. Median mileage when it started: about 200,000 miles.
Engine oil leak
3 complaints (under 1%)
A leak.
Headlights: works on and off
3 complaints (under 1%)
Problems that come and go and damage.
Instrument cluster: stopped working
3 complaints (under 1%)
A feature that stopped working and wrong readings. Median mileage when it started: about 38,000 miles.
Loss of power (cause not stated)
3 complaints (under 1%)
A loss of power. 1 of these 3 complaints describes a serious outcome: stalling or losing power while driving. Median mileage when it started: about 40,000 miles.
Passenger airbag sensor: warning lights
3 complaints (under 1%)
Warning lights, a failure and a feature that stopped working.
Cruise control: sudden acceleration
3 complaints (under 1%)
Sudden acceleration, surging and a feature that stopped working. 2 of these 3 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often sudden acceleration or braking.
Suspension (part not stated) failure
3 complaints (under 1%)
A failure and damage. Median mileage when it started: about 23,000 miles.
Stall (cause not stated)
3 complaints (under 1%)
Stalling and failure or loss of drive. 2 of these 3 complaints describe a serious outcome, most often stalling or losing power while driving. Median mileage when it started: about 30,000 miles.
Wheel rim: damage
3 complaints (under 1%)
Damage, rust or corrosion and a leak.
12V battery failure
2 complaints (under 1%)
A failure that needed a new part and the car not starting.
Brake calipers: locking up
2 complaints (under 1%)
Locking up.
Engine oil consumption: burning or using oil
2 complaints (under 1%)
Burning or using oil. 1 of these 2 complaints describes a serious outcome.
Fuel pump failure
2 complaints (under 1%)
A failure and damage.
Fuel system: warning lights
2 complaints (under 1%)
Warning lights and a bad smell.
Ignition or push-button start: locking up
2 complaints (under 1%)
Locking up and sticking or stiffness. 1 of these 2 complaints describes a serious outcome: a tow.
Key fob: stopped working
2 complaints (under 1%)
A feature that stopped working and the car not starting. 1 of these 2 complaints describes a serious outcome: a car that would not start.
Accessory belt pulley or bolt: parts breaking or coming apart
2 complaints (under 1%)
Parts breaking or coming apart.
Cruise control switch failure
2 complaints (under 1%)
A failure.
Rear suspension failure
2 complaints (under 1%)
A failure and pulling or wandering.
Side window: shattering or cracking
2 complaints (under 1%)
Shattering or cracking and damage.
Parking brake: sticking or stiffness
2 complaints (under 1%)
Sticking or stiffness and loss of braking.
Piston rings failure
2 complaints (under 1%)
A failure that needed a new part. Both describe a serious outcome, most often stalling or losing power while driving.
Seats: parts breaking or coming apart
2 complaints (under 1%)
Parts breaking or coming apart. Both describe a serious outcome, most often an injury.
Taillights or brake lights: stopped working
2 complaints (under 1%)
A feature that stopped working.
Shifter or park: the car rolling away
2 complaints (under 1%)
The car rolling away and sticking or stiffness. 1 of these 2 complaints describes a serious outcome: a crash.
Windshield wipers: stopped working
2 complaints (under 1%)
A feature that stopped working and the system acting on its own.

Reported Once (38)

Show the 38 problems reported once

Check engine light (cause not stated)
Climate controls: stopped working
Control arm bushings: shattering or cracking
Several warning lights at once
Door latches: not closing or latching
Engine sensors or computer: the system not working when needed
Exhaust or catalytic converter: overheating
Exhaust manifold
Frame or structure: parts breaking or coming apart
Fumes in cabin (cause not stated)
Screen and audio: stopped working
A/C relay failure
Accelerator pedal: parts breaking or coming apart
Alternator bracket: parts breaking or coming apart
Axle suspension support: parts breaking or coming apart
Burning smell (cause not stated)
Engine gasket failure
Front suspension (part not stated): unusual noises
Fuel valve: the car not starting
Hose failure
Idler: surging
Rear window: shattering or cracking
Security alarm: the system acting on its own
Serpentine belt tensioner or pivot bolt: unusual noises
Suspension failure
Throttle control: sticking or stiffness
Water pump belt tensioner: parts breaking or coming apart
Wheel assembly: parts breaking or coming apart
Wheel heat shield: unusual noises
Wheel lug nut: parts breaking or coming apart
Window seal: damage
Phone and navigation: stopped working
Struts or shocks failure
Sunroof glass (shattered): shattering or cracking
Turbocharger: fault code
Unexplained crash (cause not stated)
Wheels seized (cause not stated)
Windshield: damage

How the 2008 Honda Civic Compares With Other Years

The other Civic years of the 8th generation, 2006 to 2011, and the years just before and after it. When two scores are less than 3.5 points apart, treat them as about the same.

Year	Rating	Score	Vs average	Per 10k cars	Recalls	Most reported problem
2012	Excellent	84	0.27×	9.7	4	Steering: loss of steering control
2011	Excellent	82	0.29×	10.5	9	Brakes: early wear
2010	Excellent	82	0.30×	13.7	8	Brakes: early wear
2009	Excellent	83	0.32×	13.3	8	Brakes: early wear
2008 This year	Good	73	0.61×	24.7	7	Interior trim: parts breaking or coming apart
2007	Good	72	0.82×	35.0	10	Uneven tire wear: early wear
2006	Caution	68	1.1×	41.1	15	Engine failure: shattering or cracking
2005	Good	78	0.37×	11.5	10	Airbag warning light

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2008 Honda Civic Recalls

A recall can cover some or all cars of this model year. Look up a specific car by its VIN at NHTSA to see which recalls are still open on it.

Air bags: inflator module
An inflator explosion may result in sharp metal fragments striking the driver or other occupants resulting in serious injury or death.
NHTSA 19V502000 Recall report (PDF)Owner letter (PDF)Issued Jun 27, 2019. By the fourth quarter of 2020, 36% of the cars in this recall had been fixed.
Air bags: inflator module
An incorrectly installed air bag inflator may not properly deploy the passenger frontal air bag in the event of a crash, increasing the risk of injury.
NHTSA 19V378000 Recall report (PDF)Owner letter (PDF)Issued May 16, 2019. By the fourth quarter of 2020, 49% of the cars in this recall had been fixed.
Air bags: inflator module
An incorrectly installed air bag may deploy improperly in the event of a crash, increasing the risk of injury.
NHTSA 18V268000 Recall report (PDF)Owner letter (PDF)Issued Apr 26, 2018. By the third quarter of 2019, 85% of the cars in this recall had been fixed.
Air bags: inflator module
In the event of a crash, an incorrectly installed passenger frontal air bag inflator may deploy the air bag improperly, increasing the risk of injury.
NHTSA 17V545000 Recall report (PDF)Owner letter (PDF)Issued Aug 31, 2017. By the first quarter of 2019, 94% of the cars in this recall had been fixed.
Air bags: inflator module
An inflator rupture may result in metal fragments striking the vehicle occupants resulting in serious injury or death.
NHTSA 17V030000 Recall report (PDF)Owner letter (PDF)Issued Jan 10, 2017. By the second quarter of 2018, 70% of the cars in this recall had been fixed.
Air bags: inflator module
An inflator rupture may result in metal fragments striking the vehicle occupants resulting in serious injury or death.
NHTSA 16V346000 Recall report (PDF)Owner letter (PDF)Issued May 24, 2016. By the first quarter of 2018, 64% of the cars in this recall had been fixed.

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Fuel system, gasoline: hoses, lines/piping, and fittings
In the event of a crash, the bracket may become loose which could result in damage to the fuel hose connector. A damaged connector could lead to a fuel leak and increases the risk of a fire.
NHTSA 08V535000 Owner letter (PDF)Issued Oct 14, 2008.

Honda Warranty Extensions and Programs

Repairs Honda agreed to cover or update outside a recall. Whether one applies depends on the VIN and the conditions listed. A Honda dealer can confirm.

Warranty extensionHonda 12-049
Hood and front fender paint cracking
The problem:
The factory paint on the hood and the front edge of the fenders can crack.
The fix:
A Honda dealer repairs the cracked paint for free.
Who qualifies:
The cracking must come from the factory paint process, not bird droppings or tree sap. Cars repainted after a crash or other repair are not covered. Coverage passes to later owners. Salvage or branded titles are not covered.
Coverage:
7 years from the original purchase date, with no mileage limit.
Honda's bulletin (PDF)
Warranty extensionHonda 14-034
Paint cracking, chalking or clouding
The problem:
The factory paint can crack or look chalky or cloudy on the hood and front fender edges. The roof, trunk and doors can look chalky or cloudy.
The fix:
A Honda dealer repairs the affected painted panels for free.
Who qualifies:
A Honda dealer inspection must find cracked, chalky or cloudy factory paint. Honda must approve each paint repair first. Rock chips, scratches, sap and bird droppings are not covered. Salvage or branded titles are not covered.
Coverage:
7 years from the original purchase date, with no mileage limit.
Honda's bulletin (PDF)
Warranty extensionHonda 14-058
Electric power steering (heavy steering, warning light)
The problem:
The electric power steering can stop helping, so the steering feels heavy or hard to turn. The power steering warning light comes on.
The fix:
A Honda dealer replaces the electric power steering control unit for free.
Who qualifies:
The power steering warning light must be on with a listed steering fault stored. Cars with a salvage or branded title are not covered. The VIN must show as eligible.
Coverage:
10 years or 150,000 miles from the original purchase date, whichever comes first.
Honda's bulletin (PDF)
Customer support programHonda 18-052 and 20-016
Front passenger's airbag inflator
2 programs with the same terms. Which one applies depends on the VIN.
The problem:
The front passenger's airbag inflator can be faulty, and the airbag warning light comes on.
The fix:
A Honda dealer replaces the front passenger's airbag inflator for free.
Who qualifies:
The airbag warning light must be on. A Honda dealer test must show the inflator is faulty. Only replacement inflators that fail later are covered. Open inflator recalls must be done first. Salvage or branded titles are not covered.
Coverage:
18-052: Covered until January 31, 2027.
20-016: Covered until January 31, 2030.
Bulletin 18-052 (PDF)Bulletin 20-016 (PDF)
Customer support programHonda 18-066Ended
Front passenger's airbag inflator
The problem:
The front passenger's airbag inflator can be faulty, and the airbag warning light comes on.
The fix:
While the program ran, a Honda dealer replaced the front passenger's airbag inflator for free.
Who qualifies:
The airbag warning light had to be on. A Honda dealer test had to show the inflator was faulty. Only replacement inflators that failed later were covered. Salvage or branded titles were not covered.
Coverage:
The program ended on June 30, 2026.
Honda's bulletin (PDF)
Warranty extensionHonda 13-047Ended
Uneven or rapid rear tire wear
The problem:
The rear tires can wear unevenly or too fast. The wear is diagonal or along the inner edge.
The fix:
While the program ran, a Honda dealer replaced the rear upper control arms at no charge.
Who qualifies:
The car needed diagonal or inner edge rear tire wear, or written proof of tires replaced for it. The suspension could not be modified. Tires worn by racing or other abuse were not covered.
Coverage:
The program ended. No new repair orders were taken after February 25, 2014.
Honda's bulletin (PDF)

NHTSA Investigations

Defect investigations by NHTSA that cover this model year, with what they found.

Pedestrian alert sounds on hybrid and electric vehicles
Closed
A petition asked NHTSA to apply its pedestrian alert sound rule to all electric and hybrid vehicles operating in the United States. NHTSA opened a defect petition in January 2023. It lists Honda hybrids and electric cars, including Accord, Civic and CR-V hybrids. The petitioner withdrew in June 2023. NHTSA closed the case in August 2023 without a finding.
NHTSA DP22005 Opening report (PDF)Closing report (PDF)Jan 27, 2023 to Aug 7, 2023

NHTSA Crash Test Ratings

NHTSA gave the 2008 Civic no overall, frontal or side rating. It did rate each seat in those tests and lists the seat ratings under Rating Breakdown on its page. We show them the same way below. These tests are from before 2011, so the stars are not comparable with ratings for 2011 and newer models. See the 2008 Civic ratings on NHTSA.gov.

GX (CNG) 4-door, 2-door, 4-door and Hybrid 4-door, all with side airbags

OverallNot rated

Frontal crashNot rated

Driver seat5/5

Passenger seat5/5

Side crashNot rated

Front seat4/5

Rear seat5/5

RolloverNot rated

Check Before You Buy

A checklist for the 2008 Civic, from its recalls, Honda's programs and the problems owners report most.

Confirm the Recalls Were Done

Ask the seller for proof that each of these recalls was repaired.

Air bags: inflator module NHTSA 19V502000
Air bags: inflator module NHTSA 19V378000
Air bags: inflator module NHTSA 18V268000
Air bags: inflator module NHTSA 17V545000
Air bags: inflator module NHTSA 17V030000
Look up the VIN at NHTSA to see all 7 recalls and which are still open.

Ask a Honda Dealer

Ask whether each of these warranty extensions applies to this VIN, and whether the work was done.

12-049: hood and front fender paint cracking
14-034: paint cracking, chalking or clouding
14-058: electric power steering (heavy steering, warning light)

On the Test Drive

Look for uneven tire wear and listen for clunks or humming that changes with speed.
Check the paint and the underbody for rust or peeling clear coat.
Confirm every airbag recall on this VIN has been repaired before you buy.

Ask the Seller

Ask whether any of these were ever repaired, and ask to see the receipts.

Interior trim or dashboard
Engine failure
Uneven tire wear
Also ask for the service records, especially oil changes.

Before You Pay

Get an independent pre-purchase inspection from a mechanic you choose.
Decode the VIN to confirm the model year, engine and trim.
Check the title for salvage, flood or rebuilt branding.

What to do next

All Civic Years →Best years and years to avoid, side by side.Compare With Other Years →Put up to four model years side by side.Find Warranty Extensions →Repairs Honda may still cover for this year.Decode a VIN →Confirm the exact year, engine and trim of a car.