Used Honda Civic Hybrid for sale under $5,000 near me

I bought a 08 Honda Accord in 2018, I still drive the car. I bought it with 79k miles and now have 203k on it. Nothing bad has ever happened with it. Except normal wear and tear. One rule about buying used cars, either know what you’re looking for, or have someone else check it out.

This car has satisfied my needs as to comfort ability and room space. It's easy to maintain and handles well on the road. Its steering and breaking handles well. Most of all I get 48 miles a gallon. With gas prices at $3.98 a gallon you cant beat that.

Great dealer. Helped me find exactly what I needed. And I love the vehicle. They price was good too. They got me just the right payment for my budget. I recommend this dealership.

Great car with amazing gas mileage. Vehicle is fun to drive and comfortable on long drives as well with plenty of leg room for passengers.

We just bought a 2018 Silverado we had excellent customer service and love working with Charlie at Mills he has always helped us with all our vehicle's

Bought this 06 Honda Civic hybrid for my daughter. 267k on clock. Test drove. Done deal. Now 270 something on the clock and still runs like a sewing machine. Can anyone forecast future issues for this car good or bad. Contact me. Just drove a friend's 21 chevy impala. The honda is easier to get into and out of. You hit your head on the roof of the Impala. I'm 6' but wife is 5'2 and she hits her head on the chevy but not the honda. Great car so far I hope.

Great mileage super reliable, slow acceleration and uncomfortable seats for long journeys. For 5 years and 65000 miles amazing value, I did have my hybrid battery replaced at dealership right after the purchase with upgraded one so far at 161000 miles no complains.

I've purchased a number of cars from George at East Coast Auto Source over the years. I would recommend the following if you're looking at buying a salvage/repairable vehicle: 1) Choose your Auto Body mechanic FIRST prior to going to purchase a vehicle that is salvage/repairable and pay him for his time even if you DON"T BUY. Paying him $100.00 for his time might save you thousands of dollars in the long run. Take him with you to look at the vehicle you are interest in. A mechanic can identify hidden damage and cost that you as a buyer can not identify. 2) Get an estimate on parts from George (or any other salvage yard) as this is added cost to what you are actually paying for the vehicle. 3) Get a time frame on repairs from your mechanic: example: is his shop out 3 months on repairs? six months on repairs? 4) Add the cost of the vehicle, parts, repairs and time to fix and compare this amount of money and time to the same model vehicle that a dealership or private owner has for sale and analyze if the repair of the salvage vehicle is worth it....sometimes it is: sometimes it's not. I've never had any trouble getting titles, bill of sale, or vehicles shipped upon purchase, etc from George. As indicated, have some knowledge of salvage repairable vehicles and get estimates up front and your repair experience will be much better.

Really reliable and safe car. Feels connected to the road. Has power when we need it. The Hybrid engine kicks in when you need extra power. Overall it has been a great car to own.

About four months ago I purchase a 2016 Chevy Silverado. The service, was impeccable- five stars all around. Very fast and efficient. So understanding.

This car has served me very well with many long trips and to its credit it got about 500 miles to a tank of gas and only costs about $30 to fill it up. It was roomy and comfortable with typical civic reliability. The only issue if you buy one used is that you will have to spend several thousand dollars to replace the IMA battery pack at some point if the previous owner didn't do so.

Mark was very accommodating in getting my car diagnosed at Apple Valley Ford. Fortunately their was a window of time to get the mechanical issue fixed and my car was ready in 5 days

Its a great car but the Hybrid battery has issues and replacements are expensive , Honda should offer a Battery replacement program that is reasonably priced .

I read people's reviews and feel bad for those who were not fortunate enough to get a decent deal. I bought a Honda Accord for my grandson (2008) and there were some cosmetic issues with the seats. With what I paid for the car and maintenance, replacing a door, oil change tune-up, changing out the old headlights and a good car wash, we got a deal. It's a chance you take, but I have no complaints.

Haven't had any issues, been following the maintenance program with honda, very good on gas. I'm at 120000 miles, and i live in Québec, Always started. The only problem is the depreciation value because some constumers are scrared of hybrids car, in fact mine is really good on brakes, oil change is required at around 15000 km, and you save a lot on fuel, my average fuel during the last 60000miles 43.56 miles per gallon, including all seasons. Compared to 31 for a civic that is not hybrid, and in Quebec with the winters would be more like 28 in average since you need to start your car. Great car and as a way nicer look than a prius.