2008 Honda Civic LX
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The 2008 Civic is Honda's compact car, offered as a coupe or sedan, and it's the one people cross-shop with the Corolla and Mazda3. It's known for a lively feel and sharp steering, though the ride can be a bit firm on rough roads. The cabin is roomy up front with a deep trunk, but the backseat is tight, especially for rear-facing car seats. Owners report strong reliability and low running costs, though some early hybrids had battery issues that are worth asking about. The LX is the base sedan, and it's the one to pick if you want the Civic's reliable bones without the EX's sunroof and upgraded audio. Its 1.8L I4 makes 140 horsepower and pairs with the five-speed automatic, delivering 29 mpg combined on regular fuel. The LX comes with a one-piece folding rear seat instead of the EX's 60/40 split, so you'll fold the whole bench to carry long items.
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Miles Overview
The 2008 Civic is Honda's compact car, offered as a coupe or sedan, and it's the one people cross-shop with the Corolla and Mazda3. It's known for a lively feel and sharp steering, though the ride can be a bit firm on rough roads. The cabin is roomy up front with a deep trunk, but the backseat is tight, especially for rear-facing car seats. Owners report strong reliability and low running costs, though some early hybrids had battery issues that are worth asking about. The LX is the base sedan, and it's the one to pick if you want the Civic's reliable bones without the EX's sunroof and upgraded audio. Its 1.8L I4 makes 140 horsepower and pairs with the five-speed automatic, delivering 29 mpg combined on regular fuel. The LX comes with a one-piece folding rear seat instead of the EX's 60/40 split, so you'll fold the whole bench to carry long items.
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$84
6% APR for 72 months
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120 days listed
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25 active alternatives
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Ask Miles about this car, what it should cost, and how to handle the dealer.
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