Honda Civic

"Original set of struts finally wore out and needed to be replaced."

"I had some noise from under the car,had some items replaced,and it has been ok for quite some time."

"My rear shocks were leaking. I had the rear shocks replaced and have had no further issues."

"Water in the trunk after rain- I have ensured that all the tree dropping debris was removed from the opening crevices- that helped"

"What I consider normal wear and tear for level of part materials"

"Something in the sunroof drainage system fails or gets clogged, allowing rain to leak into the cabin. Also, any debris accumulation along the top edge of the trunk door will cause water to leak into the trunk."

"I dont know enough about cars to tell you anything else. It was leaking all over my driveway. I took it to a mechanic and they said it was the oil that was leaking. They fixed it."

""At our last oil change the shop said the threads in the oil pan were worn out and we needed to buy a replacement oil pan for $823. I suspect they over-torqued the drain plug, but they called it normal wear. We have a new oil pan after a very expensive oil change. And we'll be looking for a new service company.""

"Starter motor needed to be replaced. Alternator needed to be replaced."

"regular brake failure"

""Occasionally turning the key won't activate the starter, but repeatedly turning the key eventually gets it to start. Started happening several months ago. Has not been resolved. Similar problem on our previous Civic turned out to be worn Starter motor brushes.""

""Sunroof was open to vent but not drop down to seal and unable to close. Duct taped it to keep water out. Finally I cut a hole in the headliner. disconnected the cable, glued the headliner back in place. took the duct tape off. pushed the sunroof down to seal and did not leak.""

"The front ankle was cracked and needed replaced. I had the ankle replaced and have had no further issues."

""We live in the country, and this car was regularly parked next to some trees and a retaining wall, and was apparently attractive to area rodents, even though it was/is driven regularly. We started having random fuel line leaks, mainly in the rear portions of the car, and after the 2nd leak (for which we paid altogether about $600 to have repaired at the shop), we learned that this model Honda has fuel lines made out of soy-based materials, such that they also apparently sell specific rodent repellent gas line *DUCT TAPE* to wrap the lines with, which is apparently their solution to this particular issue.""

""Issue unresolved: Navigation screen LED back light faded out and screen can barely be read at night time. Impossible to read in the day time. I contacted Honda, Honda dealerships, endless Honda stores including online and nobody was able to get me a replacement screen. Terrible Honda :(""