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Q: Registering a used civic that i just bought and the previous owner never registered it. Any problems?
I’m about to buy a used honda civic from a private party and the car doesn’t have any license plates. I guess the owner bought the car 6 or 7 months ago and couldn’t afford to pay to register it so it is not currently registered with plates. he does have a clear title to transfer to me. will this be a problem for me when i go to register the car at the DMV? will i have to pay extra because it was not last/previously registered?

A: The guy you are buying it from has to register it. What you are doing is title jumping and that is illegal. He must register it and pay the taxes and tags. He cannot sell it to you until this happens .If you want to check call the DMV and ask the exact question you have ask here. . And if the guy who is selling it to you names has been written on the title it has to be transferred to him, then sold to you. You cant erase it and put your name on it as that is illegal. Also individuals cant just keep signing the boxes on the back until it has been registered one at a time………..UJN

Q: can i buy approved used civic only from the main honda dealer?
i noticed that used civic is offered by one of subaru main dealers – is this an approved used car ? should i buy from them ?
this subaru dealer seems to sell other marks as well – http://www.subaru.r66internet.co.uk/site/CarView.aspx?SearchType=SubDomain&Approved=False&Centres=267178&DealershipNo=28300&Sort_Order=ASC&Sort_Column=Title&id=501264563

A: It wouldn’t be a Honda Certified used car if you bought it from a dealership that doesn’t sell new Hondas.
Same thing with the other makes. The only Certified used cars that Subaru dealership can sell are Subaru Certified.

Q: Questions about my used honda civic 2006?
I’ve purchased a used civic 2006 and it makes a loud whirling noise or I guess spinning noise. What could this be?? I’ve been looking around on the internet and noticed that the civic 06 had a recall on a bearing??? Would this recall apply to me if the previous owner did not get it taken care of?

A: If you are hearing a grinding noise, the recall would most likely apply to you.
You will still (probably) be able to get the bearing replaced at your dealer for free.
If you can’t, I suggest new wheel bearings from http://mibearings.com
Good Luck!

Q: What is the best model for a used Honda Civic?
I am interested in getting a Honda Civic coupe. I was wondering what is the best model and year for the honda civic? I want it to be used since this is my first car. I was thinking about getting a 1999-2005 civic.

A: man i would tell you the Em1 or Ek’s parts are cheaper , if your wanting to modify is also cheaper then the Ep3’s and the F’s .. i would recommend an Em1 (Si) , hard to find but if you cant find you you can always go with an ek (lx)..as what year you choose comes the pros and cons, pros–cheaper parts , easier work, cheaper labor, cons, attracts more attentions to thieves , easier to steal if a good alarm system is not invested on it, there is so many things you wanna consider. i own an Em1 thats street tuned, and very well taken care of and its theft proof :) .. you can take it as far as you want

Q: What is the market price of a used honda civic LX 06?
What is the market price of a used honda civic LX 06? I know Kelly Blue Book is one way to check it, but is there other ways?
Anyone bought a used honda before and can give me some ideas?
Btw, is KBB accrate enough? Coz based on my research, KBB seems to have overstated the value of cars.
Any opinion would be appreciated! Thank you!

A: where did you do research on kbb?

Q: i am getting 2003 used honda civic LX 50K miles for 12k.is it good deal?is ABS must for michigan snow driving?
i am getting this used honda civic LX 2003 in good condition with arnd 50k miles on it for 12,340$ incl taxes,title etc. however,it does not have ABS.is ABS a must for snow driving in Michigan?is this deal good enough?

A: If you are willing to spend 12k for a used car you might as well spend a little more for a new car with the things you are looking for.

Q: Where can i buy a used honda civic in los angeles?
Im looking to buy my first used car and have a price range of anywhere from $100- $1000….preferably a black honda civic lx.

A: find them on www.autoweb.com
www.ebay.com
www.yahoo.com
www.google.com

Q: What kind of used Honda Civic Sedan could I get for 4-5K?
Hi,

I’m looking for a Honda Civic Sedan for 4-5K from a dealer. For those of you out there familiar with these cars, what kind of year/mileage should I look for? I only use a car for light errands (drive only about 2k miles a year) but I would like something reliable enough to get on the highway with. BTW I do have a trade in (‘99 Sebring convertible) but I don’t expect much for it.

A: You could get a 96-00 EX sedan for your price range. The miles is going to be a bit over 100k miles of course. I got my 1999 civic ex sedan with 68k mile for 6900. Good luck

Q: Anyone have a used Civic Si Hatchback for sale or know where i can get one for a good price?
I’m going off to college in a couple months and I’m really interested in this car. Please help out if you have any information. Thanks.
I would like it to be an automatic also.

A: Check consignment lots, newspaper classifieds, free “autotrader” magazines at your local supermarket or auto parts store, online web sites, or police auctions. Here’s more about it:

http://www.leaseguide.com/Articles/cheapcars.htm

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Q: So if I am planning on buying a used Civic, What should I look for if I decide I want to make more power?
I live in the US. Are there any good Honda’s that don’t require a engine swap? I would prefer a coupe.

A: only the 99-00 Si’s have b16’s here in the us.

or a gsr integra has a great motor.. a b16 del sol.

what are your goals? you can find one with a swap already done.

Q: How much do u think i can buy a used honda civic?
Used 98, 99, 2000 model honda civic SI for?
or a EX.
2 door also
STick transmission

A: $1,500-$4,000 depending on condition

Q: How do I maintain a used 97 Honda Civic?
I just purchased a used certified Honda civic from the Honda dealership in Atlanta, Georgia. I am moving to New York and just have basic questions on how to maintain a used Honda so that it can last a couple of years longer.

Thanks in advance

A: http://www.hondabeat.com/maintenance.php

Q: should i buy a used honda civic or a brand new one?
i am want to buy a Honda civic and i just wanted to know what should i buy a brand new civic or a used one 06,07 or a new one. which is a b better deal and how much should i spend on it.

A: I would say that all depends on what you can find for a used Civic. The good thing about honda is they have a very high resale value so unless you can find something used thats at least $3000 under book price I say just go for a new one. Also when you figure that loan rates are almost always lower on new cars, it can be cheaper to buy a new car after you figure in financing charges.

Q: On average, is a used Honda civic more or less expensive than a used Volkswagen beetle?
Can you also give me the benefits of each and the estimated price of each used car? Thanks :)
For the 2008 volkwagon beetle and 2008 Honda civic

A: On average?

What years?

A 1980 Civic compared to a 1971 Beetle?

A 2008 Civic compared to a 2008 Beetle?

1995 Civic vs 1940 Beetle?

You can’t ask for an average on something that has hundreds of variables.

As far as used prices, you didn’t specify years, trim, or anything else.

Making your question completely vague and pointless.

Q: where is it best to buy a used honda civic?
ok so im soon to buy a used honda civic i have a budget of $6000-$7000 what year do you think i can find and should i look at a honda dealership or just a used car place. which one will give me the best buy?
thanks :)
also is there any year i shold stay away from

A: I’m quite familiar with Hondas. In that price range, you are looking at a 2000 Civic model for about 6k or a 2001 model for about 7k. That is a fair price. You could probably even talk a private party down a little, but make sure you get it checked at a dealership before you buy. I wouldn’t get one with over about 80,000 miles on it. Civics are so common, that you can get a low mileage one. Don’t let someone talk you into paying full price for a high mileage car. Keep in mind that Honda changed the Civic body style in 2001, so it might be your benefit to go with an ‘01 as opposed to a ‘00, because it is the newer model. People will see it as a newer, more desireable car. Check out both though, because you may actually prefer the look of the ‘00 body style. In ‘00, Honda came out with a real nice looking SI model, most were in a snazzy blue or red color. They are hard to find and command a little more money though. As for Honda dealerships, they would be the best as far as knowing they thoroughly checked and maintained the car, but they will try to stick the price to you. It’s great if you can get a fair price. If their cars are not flying off the lot, they may accept the prices I quoted above. It is not what I would consider a good or bad deal, so it would be fair if you could get one there for that kind of price. As for independent dealers, make sure it’s reputable and does not deal with salvaged cars or other junkers. Given the age of the car, it is common for them to end up at an independent lot, because most dealerships just wholesale those cars. But some independent dealers pick up the cheapest thing they can get and not do a thing to it, but still jack up the price. Other independent dealers just get low cost, quality, trade in cars & check them out. I would take it to a Honda dealership for an inspection just like you would with a private party. Online, you can check autotrader.com. They are my favorite. You can put in lots of search criteria. Remember, most people will put a higher price than what they will accept, so you can put a broader price range in as a search. Independent dealers list there, too. Check your local paper, and check your local Honda dealership. Let me know if you have more questions. Also, if you like the Civic, you’ll love the Prelude. You could probably get a ‘00 model or so around your price range. They are awesome, I had one. Good luck.

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