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Cars.com’s long-term 2013 Honda Civic LX has chugged through three months and 4,400 miles of ownership, only requiring us to whip out the plastic for refueling. The overall gas bill of $541.59 is a small addition to the $20,100 out-the-door price for our automatic transmission Civic LX. See our gas mileage reports on the Civic here for more information on gas mileage, range and average fill-up cost.
We’re also keeping an eye on the oil life monitor that notifies us of the Civic’s first service. Currently, there’s 40% oil life remaining; the onboard maintenance minder alerts us at 15%. At that time we should be due for an oil change, tire rotation and inspection, according to the owner’s manual. The first service will be an out-of-pocket expense.
