Honda Civic Hybrid - 2007 Review Summary
With the recent high gasoline prices, people have been flocking to the dealerships to purchase hybrid vehicles, such as the Honda Civic Hybrid. The 2007 Honda Civic Hybrid offers the Honda quality at an affordable price. The ’07 Honda Civic Hybrid averages 40 mpg, making it a great choice for commuters and daily drivers. A few drawbacks on the Civic Hybrid have been reported by owners who feel they are giving up power for “going green” and say the engine is a bit sluggish. Overall, the Honda Civic Hybrid 2007 gets a stamp of approval. Check out some reviews on some other hybrids.
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The car gets about 40mpg and that's the reason to buy it vs. the non-hybrid. It will cost around $20-22K new, or about...
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This is my 2nd hybrid, the first being the 2004 Honda Civic Hybrid. We can talk about the style. We could talk about the room, which for an avg person, theres enough, but if your in the 5'10" +, driving might be a little hard. The handling and steering has gotten better over the years. The main thing that everybody has gotten, well, wrong, is the MPG. If you drove the Speed limit, and not try to "peel" off from a stop, you can get over an avg 47 MPG. I've even hit 53 MPG but i do about half and half of the type of driving I do on a daily basis.
Seriously, by environmentally friendly cars! Don't be selfish when it comes to our earth!
I Have 2003 honda civic, and several occasions have almost hit people crossing the street when making a left turn. There is an awful blindspot on that side. It's best to slow down when making left turns, in the event that you have to suddenly brake.
