Saw a Civic estate the other day, thought it looked a lot better than the current hatch.

 

I think you'll find yours solid if a little dull. but there is a lot to be said for things that just get on and work.

Edited 11 September, 201411 yr by Aspman

Saw a Civic estate the other day, thought it looked a lot better than the current hatch.

 

I think you'll find yours solid if a little dull. but there is a lot to be said for things that just get on and work.

 

Hmm...   not seen one in the flesh myself yet but have ti admit I did surf the Honda website and download the brochure...   what amazed me was that with a few options you can easily get a Civic quite a way north of £32k!!!!!!!!!!!!!  

 

His old one may be a bit dull but I'm sure it'll do me as a general runabout with a bit of poke - and I'll still have the MX5 for fun.

Saw a Civic estate the other day, thought it looked a lot better than the current hatch.

 

I think you'll find yours solid if a little dull. but there is a lot to be said for things that just get on and work.

Funny old thing, but I saw a new Civic estate yesterday and I must admit it's a good looking car. Like I said previously, my wife's three Hondas have all been paragons of reliability and I have every confidence that yours will be too.

As for Civinfo, they're a great bunch on there and are only too happy to help.

Good luck with the new motor.