Refurbishing a 2013 civic rebirth a logical decision?

[syed.ammar0013]

I'm trying to decide what's the smarter and more budget-friendly option:
Should I send my Civic Rebirth to the dealership and get it fully refurbished to like-new condition with original parts and keep using it for the long run?
OR
Should I sell the Rebirth, add some extra money, and either buy a used Civic X or a brand-new top variant Honda City?
I'm stuck between the two because I want something that's reliable, not too heavy on the pocket, and makes sense in the long term. Personally, I really value the Civic Rebirth because of the features it offers for its price — these days, even a good-condition used Civic costs as much as a brand-new Alto from the showroom.

[ArslanNawaz]

I would go for a civic x tbvh.
I own it since 5 years and not a extra penny spend. Very reliable vehicle and also up to date features

[syed.ammar0013]

did u buy it used or brand new?

[pwuser153796752163]

A clean Civic X > 9th Gen Civic any day!!

[Retaliator]

civic x if you are short heighted and dont have a history of sciatic pains. its an impractical car unlike your current civic. Do not think of going for city. Better get a grande if you want a change.

[pwuser164163568474]

I would keep the Rebirth and drive it for a long time, a clean car is worth so much more than what they are selling for. Deff more budget friendly (unless the repair bills are astronomical, since we do not know what is wrong with it).

[ArslanNawaz]

Used it was 22k driven
Now it's 62k driven
Not a single extra penny spend
No ac issue no steering issue, been driven great

[pwuser153796752163]

Yeah, these are very well built cars, apart from the rack and ac coil issues in the early models, which were fixed in recalls. I'm on my 2nd Civic X and get great fuel mileage with good comfort. Way better than a rebirth or a Corolla. I also own a reborn and the X is miles ahead.