Civic from 2000 model to 2005 worth buying 2025?

[m.noumanfarooq56]

is civic worth buying 2000-2005 in 2025? and what to look for while searching and looking for this model?

[StoneCold316]

nope ever

high maintenance cost

[m.noumanfarooq56]

and does its fuel average is same like reborn?

[pwuser150504674948]

If you are buying it because you think you can have a sedan in a small hatchback's budget then No. It will cost you a lot more to run considering its now a 20 year old car. Many have their engines swapped and are full of all kinds of jugaars.

If you are looking for a sedan and can find one that is not abused then its a pretty decent car.

Fuel mileage for Manual variants is good.

[m.noumanfarooq56]

thanks. Any sedan in 18-20lacs suggestion?

[pwuser150504674948]

I would look for a good condition City in this budget.

Do not buy the Civic 8th gen(reborn) in this budget. You will get an abused car which will turn into a nightmare.

[ZainMahdi]

One of my daily drivers is a 2003. If you are mechanically and DIY inclined, this car is great value for money.

I recently bought a Reborn 2011 for a friend. The body is fine, but it has mechanical and electric problems that we are working on. Some problems include O2 sensor, EGR, steering rack, bushings, and at least one axle. It actually feels less smooth than my 2003 in it's current condition.

If you are relying on mechanics without any DIY knowledge, avoid these cars. Also, be prepared to set aside at least 15000 a month for repairs and maintenance. Save it, and use it when required.

[m.noumanfarooq56]

thanks. I am beginner so i dont know much. Also in my city mechanics are not that good

[m.noumanfarooq56]

so i think any mira/vitz would be a better optipn?

[pwuser150504674948]

If you are a beginner a neat wagonr is the safest bet.
With old jdms youll have to rely on scrapyards for parts and mind you they are not cheap.

[m.noumanfarooq56]

i already have experience with suzuki. Don't want to have that again

[pwuser150504674948]

goodluck