i dont mean to be so off topic but does any of you know of a way to get back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb forgot my account password. I love any help you can give me!
@Ricky Dominik Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im in the hacking process now. Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
I currently have a 2008 civic with over 250k miles on it. It’s my first car and it’s treated me so well. Nothing but the usual upkeep on a vehicle. I will be upgrading to an Accord within the next two months!
Quick sidenote: Neither the temp or fuel gauge are "digital." They are both old-fashioned pure analog. Its just that the illuminated needle shines behind a segmented plastic faceplate to simulate LED segments. You can actually see the needle in between segments.
There's no doubt in it. Civic is the best car in it's class. You do have cheaper offerings from nissans and toyota but Civic is just a different class. A class above all, also stay away from american sedans.
I don't think it's better than new Mazda. That car has interior on par with much more expensive cars and it was so refined during my test drive. And it has real gearbox and available AWD. Civic is faster in straight line, only real advantage it has.
@@thedriver5462 What will you do with all that interior decorations with cramped space? People want practicality, performance and reliability which the civic easily does it.
Just did the same thing. Had an 2016 EX and went to 19 same trim. You don't have to get the touring because the Ex now comes with leather wrapped steering wheel, heated seats and the safety suite options.
They are the best used cars I’ll wait another 10 years till my 07 civic si breaks and I’ll buy another civic si probably for 10k again and keep driving a reliable cheap car
I've been thinking about getting this car but have heard soooo much negativity about the CVT transmission and it really makes me hesitate to buy it. Beautiful car....
The car is much quieter if you drive in the recommended D position, not the S holding the gears like you did the entire video. Other than that great review.
I bought a used white 2016 Civic Touring sedan last year for my daily work car and I absolutely love it. This refreshed 2019 Touring sedan is sharp although I actually prefer the wheel design of the 17" alloys on the '16 and '17 Touring Civics to these 18" wheels.
Man I just subscribed. Love the well in depth reviews. You have a great passion for what you are doing. I must say the civic looks better than the Accord. I agree with you that the front looks great with the black trim on grill instead of chrome.
I think the new Kia Forte has the best CVT in the business, and second best interior in this class (Mazda 3). But the Civic is nice and I like the turbo in this. It's a good time to be a compact car shopper!
I got the LX the other day. I had to make hard choices, it being a lease deal I could not change things. I hate hate hate on alloy wheels and rubber band tires. I wanted steel wheels and relatively high profile tires. Only the LX has that "good" feature so appealing to we sensible 65 year old guys. But the LX has a truly terrible and tiny LCD screen and no right lane monitoring. Those are the big downers for me. But overall I am happy. The car is zippy and solid. In hindsight I might have instead got the EX but for the thin tires and did I say (yeah) I hate on alloy wheels so easy to damage in a city street pothole or curb. It's such a sadness if you aren't super careful and then you hit a lousy hole and shred a tire sidewall and bend a rim edge. If I were buying the car I would have gotten the EX and traded out the wheels for LX steel wheels. Steel is so much stronger and slightly higher profile tires are worth the handling trade-off because they act more like tires and less like rolling pencil erasers on corrugated cardboard. PS: when you hit 65 you don't turn stupid. You just see the brick wall ahead in total detail.
Low profile with alloy rims are not a good combo with any road imperfections. I live in an area where pot holes are common and the local tire shops print money. The only thing worse is when you add run flat to the mix. These tires are stiff and transfer the damaging energy more efficiently to your soon to be scrapped rim.
Honda cars arw very reliable... my dad had a civic 03 and i even drive it up to this day... though i upgraded to mazda 3 i switched again to this year's civic.
Bought the 2019 EX Sedan a month ago. First car and I love it to death. Its aggressive, practical, and has enough power to he fun. The 1.5T is definitely faster than most people would assume.
I live in Chicago Illinois and I'm trying to buy a new vehicle. But it snows here and I need a vehicle that does not stop me from the snow this is probably not the right choice even though the gas mileage and the maintenance right?
I love the subtle refresh of this for the sedan and coupe. I'm really happy that they made the grille black for every civic model and trim. The only zonk I have is still no exposed exhausts except on the sport trim. I have a 17 civic coupe ex-l in energy green and looking to trade up to a 19 in the touring trim. I do have the chrome grille on my model and I'm not the biggest fan of it. The upgraded motor in the higher trims are 100% worth it. I'm sad to see the energy green gone but I'm really liking the tonic yellow! Hopefully if you ever get your hands on the yellow coupe you can do a review on it! Great and informative review as usual!
I love the Honda Civic. My daughter had one she was so fascinated with it. So I am getting ready to buy me a New Honda Civic SUV. I need the extra space in mine. What we loved about it, was speed, mirror whereby you can see behind you when you turn, and When you back up you can see where you backing. I just "Love It". It is really, really, quiet.
My coworker gives me a ride home when she closes with me at night in her grey Civic LX sedan, and even that is nice. But the Honda Sport Sedan would be my choice, but I am almost sure I will opt for the HR-V Sport at about the same price, albeit 20 less HP and Alpine having the powered subwoofer made for the Civic. Honda gets zonked for not putting the same upgraded radio and speakers in the Sport Hatchback, along with the push button start/keyless entry, and Goodyear Eagle Sport tires over the Continentals, though the latter is not a biggie. The non turbo 2.0L is more reliable than the turbo as I mentioned many times. Like the Hatchback, the Sedan should have a Sport Touring Trim with all of the Sport trim things, plus all the bells and whistles added like the sunroof, power adjust seats, leather, turn signal outside mirrors and such.
Good video, however one interesting thing is that that said that Honda could have done a little but more with those rims, when they look aggressive and and heavily styled like all of Honda’s most recent rims. If you take a look at other cars in the same segment their rims are not as good looking or intricate
Yo Yo Raiti wuts up man?! Love your videos, as always. I like this car, I may like to have one when I’m 80. Until then, I’ll stick to proper civics like my 18 Si coupe. BTW a good fix for those terrible armrests is a nice plush black folded towel. Sounds lame, but who cares, it works
Any problems with gas getting into the oil? One thing we don't have to warm up a car here in the Tampa area. The Accords and CR-Vs have problems with this 1.5 engine and turbocharging. A stick would be nice instead of the CVT transmission.
I have Honda Civic 1.5 182 HP with manual transmission, very good car :) It's nice that you already have a facelift version in the US. In Europe, this car will be available probably at the end of the year.
If it has the 1.5 turbo engine run away as fast as you can. Honda Inc and the dealership will tell you the ecm update isnt needed if you live in a "warm weather" state (won't even do the update if You offer to pay for it). At 3000 miles on my oil changes (which is done at the dealer) my oil level will be completely above the orange plastic tip of the dipstick and smell just like gasoline (guessing near a quart of gasoline in the oil pan) yet they will say NORMAL for this engine. Honda corporate has been completely Americanized and could care less about the $28k you paid for a vehicle with faulty programming . Supposedly this oil dilution issue can be fixed with new ecm programming so I can't say the engine is defective (like my original post said). We DO take plenty of long drives in this vehicle so it is not related to short drives nor cold temps like Honda says. 2018 CRV-ex is what we have
Cause they don’t like the way the cvt transmission sounds and they can have some issues especially with longevity. Cvt = continuous variable transmission
The problem with Honda cars is they are not very stylish cars and its not a car that owners can brag about. But this Civic is little bit better. Has a character and its appealing. Only downside is that there are too many of them out there.
The current generation of Civics are too low. Used to be a practical car for all ages, now for the over-50 crowd it's a long way down. Otherwise it's a good car. I do like when you review sedans.
Agreed. My ex bought the very first 2016 top of the Touring and this was one of my number of complaints about this car. I like my Mazda3 Grand Touring. Higher off of the ground, better sound system and real automatic transmission to name a few things.
I seem to love this vehicle but only thing that keeps me away from it is the direct injection. I hear the engines suffer from carbon building up on the intake valves.
Something wrong with your launch gear or you're in eco mode. I stay in drive w eco off and the launch is same as a/t. Love the CVT. Like an electric engine w no tranny.
@@RaitisRides thats what i think too sportier i think and different from the rest..hey can u subscribe to my channel pls and thank you..nice talking to ya
I agree with the seats being low I really like the civic but I’m 6ft to get out of that it’s not easy for me I own a 2017 sonota and I already hate how low that car is
Unless Honda has resolved the enormous a.c. failure issue found in many prior years' Honda Civics and other Hondas, buyer beware. Do your homework, research a.c. issues in Hondas, the magnitude might shock you. I own a 2016 Honda Civic Touring, purchased brand new March 2016, current mileage: 12,000. Car looks brand new, has always been garaged and received excellent care. Car has constant a.c. issues. Dealership is cooperative and has over the past 3 months tried to resolve the issue, but issue is not resolved so the car is not reliable even in cold weather - a functioning a.c. system is required for defroster use. Dealing with Honda Corp is a waste of time and very frustrating. I may be forced to trade this car which means I will lose money, plus then the car will be resold and therefore become someone else's problem and that really bothers me. Thoroughly educate yourself before buying any car. carcomplaints.com is a good place to start comparing - WISH I'D DONE SO BEFORE I bought my 2016 Civic. I have little to no confidence in purchasing a Honda ever again. Based on all my research because of my own Civic's a.c. issues I know exactly what make/brand I WILL buy. I might be headed there soon.
I have a 2014 Honda Accord Ex-l coupe V6, It has the starter issue and Honda won't recall, also complaints on the starter are said to be the starter or may be an electrical issue. Sucks
Kmah RC yeah I had a 2016 civic that I drove for about 50k miles last year that had infotainment and ac issues, upgraded to a 2019 civic sport hatch last year and it’s been so much better and refined. I think good amount of the 2016 civics were lemons
Kmah RC We are looking at leasing a 2020 Civic LX and are hesitating over the AC problem. A necessity for us, and the reason we are looking at replacing our old car is to get a new one with reliable AC. You didn’t say which car brand you will be going to next, that is more reliable. Do you mind telling us? Thanks
@@BG-ig6fd Mazda. While dealing with my honda a.c. issue I made a graphic organizer of all comparable cars to the Honda civic citing complaint numbers and problems per each comparable car going back about 15 years and was shocked to find Mazdas were most reliable and significantly lower on complaints, issues and repairs. I expanded and looked at other models for each car manufacturer and found the Mazda was tops all around. I've kind of kept an eye on car manufacturers and what was once a very reliable car maker, Honda has sunk much lower in rankings. It's disappointing. When purchasing a car safety features and reliability are my main concerns. I hope this helps.
Honda has my Vote for the Best cars All there cars are amazing The Accord,Civic,Odyssey,Crv And the pilot there all amazing before it was Hyundai but Now Honda takes the Cake
You love to talk about these armrests. I think it is because you drive a manual. As someone who is right handed, and have never driven a manual as a daily driver, my right hand is always on the steering wheel. You use your left hand like i use my right hand to drive, and you feel the need to rest your right arm on that center console. I think this is why you notice this center console as a poor place to rest your arm. I end up resting my left arm up on the top of the door by the window glass, rather than the actual armrest on the door. If you think about the mass of people who are buying these civics with the CVT, they’re probably on the same boat as me. Mostly right handed, mostly never driven a standard trans vehicle. I own a 2016 sedan and am seriously considering upgrading to an SI as soon as the 2020 changes are revealed. Maybe then i’ll know your pain
Raiti's Rides thanks for your extensive coverage on the broad civic genX lineup. This car is everywhere now. i think these videos will be important for many years to come for future used market buyers
Good to see reviews of cars people actually buy in large numbers. Well done.
I really appreciate you taking the time to say that!
This man is so good at what he does. I’ve never been so interested in something because of someone’s voice in my life😂😂😂😂
You are awesome my friend! Thank you for saying that and for watching!
i dont mean to be so off topic but does any of you know of a way to get back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot my account password. I love any help you can give me!
@Muhammad Andrew Instablaster :)
@Ricky Dominik Thanks so much for your reply. I found the site thru google and Im in the hacking process now.
Takes a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Ricky Dominik It did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thanks so much, you saved my ass :D
I currently have a 2008 civic with over 250k miles on it. It’s my first car and it’s treated me so well. Nothing but the usual upkeep on a vehicle. I will be upgrading to an Accord within the next two months!
Why didn’t you get another civic ?
Accord do you like?
@@KKIINNDDdudes prolly sick of the civic platform. Accord has a better ride too
You're really kicking out a lot of videos (high quality!) these days Joe! Working hard! Keep up the good work!
That is so awesome of you to say that! I really appreciate your support!
I have a 2017 touring & I absolutely love it, it’s my 4th civic. Plenty of room & hp for the money
They are reliable extremely reliable, had a 2004 traded it for a 2006 hybrid redesign, 2012 redesigned, 2014 redesign and now 2017 redesign.
Thaks for sharing your input based off of your experience!
Thanks for sharing your ownership history!
Great question!
Thanks for your great input!
Quick sidenote: Neither the temp or fuel gauge are "digital." They are both old-fashioned pure analog. Its just that the illuminated needle shines behind a segmented plastic faceplate to simulate LED segments. You can actually see the needle in between segments.
There's no doubt in it. Civic is the best car in it's class. You do have cheaper offerings from nissans and toyota but Civic is just a different class. A class above all, also stay away from american sedans.
I am so glad that I could share this one with you!
I don't think it's better than new Mazda. That car has interior on par with much more expensive cars and it was so refined during my test drive. And it has real gearbox and available AWD. Civic is faster in straight line, only real advantage it has.
@@thedriver5462 What will you do with all that interior decorations with cramped space? People want practicality, performance and reliability which the civic easily does it.
Good you mentioned reliability because naturally aspirated engine from Mazda and 6 speed real automatic will outlast long term turbo engine and CVT.
don't forget the mazda 3 2019'
My first car was a Honda civic ... Great review of the car Raiti ... I moved up to a Honda accord since .
My first car was a civic as well , it was a 1977 4 speed. I loved that car.
Thanks for letting me share it with you!
Oh wow that would be so cool to drive today!
It was a blast to drive, I was the only one of my group of friends with a car. Great times !
Honda make the best cars, period! I just brought 2016 Honda Civic EX-T. I’m definitely gonna trade it for 2019 Honda Civic Touring .
Just did the same thing. Had an 2016 EX and went to 19 same trim. You don't have to get the touring because the Ex now comes with leather wrapped steering wheel, heated seats and the safety suite options.
Thank you for sharing your input and perspective! I really appreciate you watching!
Thanks for sharing that!
@@UrbexAPeakInsidelove the leather wrapped steering wheel too hate it when it doesn’t come with it
They are the best used cars I’ll wait another 10 years till my 07 civic si breaks and I’ll buy another civic si probably for 10k again and keep driving a reliable cheap car
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!
Just traded in my 2018 Ford Focus sedan to get this Civic!! I drive test it and wow it gave me chills! Like I live in the future!
I've been thinking about getting this car but have heard soooo much negativity about the CVT transmission and it really makes me hesitate to buy it. Beautiful car....
The car is much quieter if you drive in the recommended D position, not the S holding the gears like you did the entire video. Other than that great review.
Your simply just great at what you do, thanks Joe !
Thanks for your motivating words! It really means a lot!
I found a 19 with a manual at CarMax and am buying it tomorrow. It’s horrible how expensive cars are now. Huge car payment increase
This man it’s expensive now it sucks tho
I bought a used white 2016 Civic Touring sedan last year for my daily work car and I absolutely love it. This refreshed 2019 Touring sedan is sharp although I actually prefer the wheel design of the 17" alloys on the '16 and '17 Touring Civics to these 18" wheels.
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!
I just bought my 2019 civic touring yesterday. Only 1600 miles :)
Congrats!
How has the 1.5 Turbo engine been..hence the oil dilution issue?
@@area859 no oil dilution issues so far
I just got my 2019 Honda civic sport I love it in white
Congrats! I hope she bring you plenty of smiles per miles!
bbq10 me too 💕
Man I just subscribed. Love the well in depth reviews. You have a great passion for what you are doing. I must say the civic looks better than the Accord. I agree with you that the front looks great with the black trim on grill instead of chrome.
Thanks for joining the Raiti's Rides family! I really appreciate you sharing your thoughts.
Best video I’ve seen on Hondas, he told me EVERYTHING I needed to know 💯
Thank you so much for saying that!
I’m a Kia guy but this is a sharp looking Honda Civic.
I am so glad that you like this one!
I think the new Kia Forte has the best CVT in the business, and second best interior in this class (Mazda 3). But the Civic is nice and I like the turbo in this. It's a good time to be a compact car shopper!
Very good points as usual!
I got the LX the other day. I had to make hard choices, it being a lease deal I could not change things. I hate hate hate on alloy wheels and rubber band tires. I wanted steel wheels and relatively high profile tires. Only the LX has that "good" feature so appealing to we sensible 65 year old guys. But the LX has a truly terrible and tiny LCD screen and no right lane monitoring. Those are the big downers for me. But overall I am happy. The car is zippy and solid. In hindsight I might have instead got the EX but for the thin tires and did I say (yeah) I hate on alloy wheels so easy to damage in a city street pothole or curb. It's such a sadness if you aren't super careful and then you hit a lousy hole and shred a tire sidewall and bend a rim edge. If I were buying the car I would have gotten the EX and traded out the wheels for LX steel wheels. Steel is so much stronger and slightly higher profile tires are worth the handling trade-off because they act more like tires and less like rolling pencil erasers on corrugated cardboard. PS: when you hit 65 you don't turn stupid. You just see the brick wall ahead in total detail.
Low profile with alloy rims are not a good combo with any road imperfections. I live in an area where pot holes are common and the local tire shops print money. The only thing worse is when you add run flat to the mix. These tires are stiff and transfer the damaging energy more efficiently to your soon to be scrapped rim.
This actually looks GOOD in white. A neighbor has one. Usually autos in white look like refrigerators on wheels. Not Civic.
Honda cars arw very reliable... my dad had a civic 03 and i even drive it up to this day... though i upgraded to mazda 3 i switched again to this year's civic.
I appreciate you sharing your input and perspective! Thank yo for watching!
My mom was daily driving a 1991 Toyota Camry a few months ago lmao
Bought the 2019 EX Sedan a month ago. First car and I love it to death. Its aggressive, practical, and has enough power to he fun. The 1.5T is definitely faster than most people would assume.
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!
I live in Chicago Illinois and I'm trying to buy a new vehicle. But it snows here and I need a vehicle that does not stop me from the snow this is probably not the right choice even though the gas mileage and the maintenance right?
Just to let you know, I let the commercials play out so you can get credit for them.
That really means a lot! It allows me to be able to create more content for you and everyone else!
Most people would NEVER choose CVT if there were other automatic options.
AGREED!
They should offer other options besides the CVT or a stick shift!! It's just ridiculous!!
I love the subtle refresh of this for the sedan and coupe. I'm really happy that they made the grille black for every civic model and trim. The only zonk I have is still no exposed exhausts except on the sport trim. I have a 17 civic coupe ex-l in energy green and looking to trade up to a 19 in the touring trim. I do have the chrome grille on my model and I'm not the biggest fan of it. The upgraded motor in the higher trims are 100% worth it. I'm sad to see the energy green gone but I'm really liking the tonic yellow! Hopefully if you ever get your hands on the yellow coupe you can do a review on it! Great and informative review as usual!
Thanks for sharing your great points on the Civic!
I love the Honda Civic. My daughter had one she was so fascinated with it. So I am getting ready to buy me a New Honda Civic SUV. I need the extra space in mine. What we loved about it, was speed, mirror whereby you can see behind you when you turn, and When you back up you can see where you backing.
I just "Love It". It is really, really, quiet.
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!
My coworker gives me a ride home when she closes with me at night in her grey Civic LX sedan, and even that is nice. But the Honda Sport Sedan would be my choice, but I am almost sure I will opt for the HR-V Sport at about the same price, albeit 20 less HP and Alpine having the powered subwoofer made for the Civic. Honda gets zonked for not putting the same upgraded radio and speakers in the Sport Hatchback, along with the push button start/keyless entry, and Goodyear Eagle Sport tires over the Continentals, though the latter is not a biggie. The non turbo 2.0L is more reliable than the turbo as I mentioned many times. Like the Hatchback, the Sedan should have a Sport Touring Trim with all of the Sport trim things, plus all the bells and whistles added like the sunroof, power adjust seats, leather, turn signal outside mirrors and such.
Once again you nail it with the points!
I'm trading my POJ Sonata with the a nice Honda Civic , I think I will get the hatch back since it has more power , Great Review & Test BTW.
It’s hard to beat a civic! Nice job Joe! 👍🏻👍🏻🇺🇸
You are so very right! As always I appreciate the compliment!
It’s a great car but, I feel the ex touring trim is way overpriced. Navigation and leather shouldn’t cost that much extra over the ex or si.
That is a very good point!
Raiti I’m gonna love you forever for this review.
Thanks Robert I really appreciate that!
ROBERT SANCHEZ Yuck 🤢
"Sinister looking" LOL
My name is Honda, James Honda. 😎🔫
I see what you did there!
@@RaitisRides Cheers.👍
Good video, however one interesting thing is that that said that Honda could have done a little but more with those rims, when they look aggressive and and heavily styled like all of Honda’s most recent rims. If you take a look at other cars in the same segment their rims are not as good looking or intricate
I'd buy this over a Carolla any day.
That Civic Hatchback Sport Touring(Blue)👌😍
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this.
6:22 it’s the same kind of material on the arm rest as the dashboard, I don’t think the armrest is hard at all. It’s just fine
Great Review Gay's Awesome Camera work Tom . Price is Good on this Ride l would have to See it for Myself.👊👊👍👍💪💪
Thanks Armando for letting me share it with you!
Yo Yo Raiti wuts up man?! Love your videos, as always. I like this car, I may like to have one when I’m 80. Until then, I’ll stick to proper civics like my 18 Si coupe. BTW a good fix for those terrible armrests is a nice plush black folded towel. Sounds lame, but who cares, it works
Hi, what type of fuel the standard or the premium is recommended to use for Honda Civic 2019 sport?
Standard is fine.
Magee is discipline I would have focused on the blond when you were showing he front tire 😂
LMAO! Awesome comment!
Any problems with gas getting into the oil? One thing we don't have to warm up a car here in the Tampa area. The Accords and CR-Vs have problems with this 1.5 engine and turbocharging. A stick would be nice instead of the CVT transmission.
Thanks for sharing you input and perspective! I really appreciate you watching!
really nice design . i would go for a manual of course.
Same here!
Love the reviews
Thank you so much for taking the time to say that!
Love the civic but ultimately got an Impreza hatch sport for the awd and how fun the Impreza is
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective. I really appreciate you watching!
I have Honda Civic 1.5 182 HP with manual transmission, very good car :) It's nice that you already have a facelift version in the US. In Europe, this car will be available probably at the end of the year.
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!
Łukasz Różewicz lol 1.5 180hp was hatcback
If it has the 1.5 turbo engine run away as fast as you can. Honda Inc and the dealership will tell you the ecm update isnt needed if you live in a "warm weather" state (won't even do the update if You offer to pay for it). At 3000 miles on my oil changes (which is done at the dealer) my oil level will be completely above the orange plastic tip of the dipstick and smell just like gasoline (guessing near a quart of gasoline in the oil pan) yet they will say NORMAL for this engine. Honda corporate has been completely Americanized and could care less about the $28k you paid for a vehicle with faulty programming . Supposedly this oil dilution issue can be fixed with new ecm programming so I can't say the engine is defective (like my original post said).
We DO take plenty of long drives in this vehicle so it is not related to short drives nor cold temps like Honda says.
2018 CRV-ex is what we have
What's CVT and why do people not like it?
Something about the injection
Cause they don’t like the way the cvt transmission sounds and they can have some issues especially with longevity. Cvt = continuous variable transmission
The line on the hood is there to deflect flares from cars driving opposite direction at night
Thanks for that info!
Very nice review!
The problem with Honda cars is they are not very stylish cars and its not a car that owners can brag about. But this Civic is little bit better. Has a character and its appealing. Only downside is that there are too many of them out there.
Best Compact Ride all around HANDS DOWN! My 4th Civic! Nice Review! This is the Best Looking Civic, YES 10th Gen
Thanks for letting me share it with you!
Should i buy this car now or wait until the redesign arrives?
I think the car is great now if you are ready.
You might want to read my comments which I just posted, even though my Civic is a 2016. Might save you some grief.
The redesign won’t be for a couple years. Probably 2022.
I’m considering to buy Honda Civic based on your videos. Does this dealership provide discount to your subs :) ?
Give Christian a call!
The current generation of Civics are too low. Used to be a practical car for all ages, now for the over-50 crowd it's a long way down. Otherwise it's a good car. I do like when you review sedans.
Agreed. My ex bought the very first 2016 top of the Touring and this was one of my number of complaints about this car. I like my Mazda3 Grand Touring. Higher off of the ground, better sound system and real automatic transmission to name a few things.
Thanks for sharing your input on this Ronald!
Thanks for sharing that input!
Ronald P civics have always been low even the old ones from the 80s and 90s
I like the Civic, since I have one. But with the new Mazda 3 in either flavor. My next ride starts with Mazda. Second choice would be Elantra N line.
I totally agree with you David!
I seem to love this vehicle but only thing that keeps me away from it is the direct injection. I hear the engines suffer from carbon building up on the intake valves.
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!
I'm just very impressed with the handling of the car. 235 vs 215 tire width definitely does make a difference at least in my opinion. Lol.
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The front by the dog light that you said is a vent to let air in, is not lol. It's a cut out for the horn lol.
$2000 for the nicer wheels, and I think the standard wheels are 17 inch in UK, unless they're bigger in the USA
Thanks for sharing that info!
@@RaitisRides no worries, to be accurate it's £1795 for the nicer wheels, which is around $2314, quite a lot for optional wheels for a family hatch.
Joe, what is your favorite car overall?....mine is the Dodge challenger
Realistic dream car is a Shelby GT350!
2 speed? What’s that mean, I know what The continuously variable trans is but what’s 2 speed?
It has two separate belts!
Something wrong with your launch gear or you're in eco mode. I stay in drive w eco off and the launch is same as a/t. Love the CVT. Like an electric engine w no tranny.
Thank you for sharing your input and perspective! I appreciate you watching!
Does this have a Direct Injection type engine or Port injection type or Dual Injection type?
Short answer: yes
Long answer: yassss 😍😍
easy answer: no.
Should i buy Honda Civic or accord 1.5t ?? Let me know !
Not a big fan of those small tires. A lot of pot holes where I live. I might have to get bigger tires if I was to buy one.
That is easily changed!
You need to do more Toyota reviews!!!! Nice videos!
I will be getting some shortly!
This and the new Mazda3.
AGREED!
yay!!! volume know is back!
cosmicboy I like the volume know (knob) too.
the best compact car in the world
I don't know why...I just find it strange civic is considered compact.
Beautiful car.
I know right!
Hey joe great review Again im looking at this and the elantra hatch n spec im torn what you think??
Thanks for the compliment! Personally if it was my money I am going with the N Line!
@@RaitisRides thats what i think too sportier i think and different from the rest..hey can u subscribe to my channel pls and thank you..nice talking to ya
I might buy this car tomorrow!
Fingers crossed for you Rachel.
Raiti's Rides it went well and I love the car! Your video is the reason I went to go check the car out so thank you!!
Heh, I bought almost an identical car from that same dealership 2 months ago. I love my Civic.
That is such a small world Scott! Thank you so much for sharing that!
I agree with the seats being low I really like the civic but I’m 6ft to get out of that it’s not easy for me I own a 2017 sonota and I already hate how low that car is
Acura ILX or Honda Civic touring for work and daily driving?
Soran Salehi Honda Civic just Cause the Acura will be a lot more expensive when you need to get parts replaced
Jaden Bertrand thank you
Just found this video!! Subbed and looking forward to more videos. I’ve been envisioning having a Honda Civic for my dream car ❤️❤️❤️
Thanks for joining the Raiti's Rides Family!
Unless Honda has resolved the enormous a.c. failure issue found in many prior years' Honda Civics and other Hondas, buyer beware. Do your homework, research a.c. issues in Hondas, the magnitude might shock you. I own a 2016 Honda Civic Touring, purchased brand new March 2016, current mileage: 12,000. Car looks brand new, has always been garaged and received excellent care. Car has constant a.c. issues. Dealership is cooperative and has over the past 3 months tried to resolve the issue, but issue is not resolved so the car is not reliable even in cold weather - a functioning a.c. system is required for defroster use. Dealing with Honda Corp is a waste of time and very frustrating. I may be forced to trade this car which means I will lose money, plus then the car will be resold and therefore become someone else's problem and that really bothers me. Thoroughly educate yourself before buying any car. carcomplaints.com is a good place to start comparing - WISH I'D DONE SO BEFORE I bought my 2016 Civic. I have little to no confidence in purchasing a Honda ever again. Based on all my research because of my own Civic's a.c. issues I know exactly what make/brand I WILL buy. I might be headed there soon.
I have a 2014 Honda Accord Ex-l coupe V6, It has the starter issue and Honda won't recall, also complaints on the starter are said to be the starter or may be an electrical issue. Sucks
Kmah RC yeah I had a 2016 civic that I drove for about 50k miles last year that had infotainment and ac issues, upgraded to a 2019 civic sport hatch last year and it’s been so much better and refined. I think good amount of the 2016 civics were lemons
Kmah RC We are looking at leasing a 2020 Civic LX and are hesitating over the AC problem. A necessity for us, and the reason we are looking at replacing our old car is to get a new one with reliable AC. You didn’t say which car brand you will be going to next, that is more reliable. Do you mind telling us? Thanks
@@BG-ig6fd Mazda. While dealing with my honda a.c. issue I made a graphic organizer of all comparable cars to the Honda civic citing complaint numbers and problems per each comparable car going back about 15 years and was shocked to find Mazdas were most reliable and significantly lower on complaints, issues and repairs. I expanded and looked at other models for each car manufacturer and found the Mazda was tops all around. I've kind of kept an eye on car manufacturers and what was once a very reliable car maker, Honda has sunk much lower in rankings. It's disappointing. When purchasing a car safety features and reliability are my main concerns. I hope this helps.
Kmah RC Thanks!
Hatchback sport touring or this?
nice video bud. badass car. i hope i can get this one :)
Is the civic 2012 seating position as low as this one?
Def getting civic next year
They get the 1.5 fuel oil dilution problem fixed?
From what I understand, yes!
What model is year? Does the 1.0 have that issue?
I'm looking to buy a 2017 1.0 CVT Civic.
They do they get bigger every generation?
Hey I know I’m late lol but is the car automatic or manual? I don’t really know anything about cars lol
Automatic
How many trims are in the civic lineup.
Honda has my Vote for the Best cars
All there cars are amazing The Accord,Civic,Odyssey,Crv And the pilot there all amazing before it was Hyundai but Now Honda takes the Cake
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this one
Not for me. I'll take an 18 Elantra Sport over the Civic.
Thanks for the input and perspective! I appreciate you watching Peter!
“One downside is no USB ports in the back.” I mean I see what you’re going for, but I’ve never heard that concern
Thanks for sharing your input and perspective! I really appreciate you watching!
Love these cars!
I am glad that I could share it with you Mark!
Great video!!
Thanks for taking the time to say that!
the hatch version is very practical
That is so true!
Does it still come standard with oil dillusion
Hey everybody, what's the oil dilution problem all about? How is it affecting yall?
Good question!
How are the cvt transmissions in these cars?
The CVT is not the greatest transmission.
I wanted this car so much. It is beautifull. But even with 1,0 engine it cost just too much.
Just get a 2016 civic . It's the same thing
You love to talk about these armrests. I think it is because you drive a manual. As someone who is right handed, and have never driven a manual as a daily driver, my right hand is always on the steering wheel. You use your left hand like i use my right hand to drive, and you feel the need to rest your right arm on that center console. I think this is why you notice this center console as a poor place to rest your arm. I end up resting my left arm up on the top of the door by the window glass, rather than the actual armrest on the door.
If you think about the mass of people who are buying these civics with the CVT, they’re probably on the same boat as me. Mostly right handed, mostly never driven a standard trans vehicle. I own a 2016 sedan and am seriously considering upgrading to an SI as soon as the 2020 changes are revealed. Maybe then i’ll know your pain
Thanks for sharing those great thoughts!
Raiti's Rides thanks for your extensive coverage on the broad civic genX lineup. This car is everywhere now. i think these videos will be important for many years to come for future used market buyers