Currently have 17,500 mi on my Sonic Gray 2022 Civic hatch sport touring. I hunted and searched for this car in the wait for it was unbearable, trying to get the six-speed. I love it. I love being engaged to the car.
Dealer is Calling trying to get me to trade it in and have never had that happen before. I know it's common right now, especially with the used car stuff and I don't know how to tell the difference between this is standard or when it's too good to pass up.
Looks to me like they are trying to get me an EXL, which of course would be the CVT. I understand that if I were to do it, it's pretty much it admission that I will never get a manual vehicle again. With that admission, the lot seems to have a bunch of sport hybrid accords on the lot that aren't getting bought, I'm wondering if they toss me a sweet deal involving one of those should I be enticed?
Love this freaking car. I understand it's not blisteringly fast but it's fun to drive and nice enough. My back feels better in the seats than it did in my Chevy Cruze, although I'm really long trips it could be better.
Dealer is Calling trying to get me to trade it in and have never had that happen before. I know it's common right now, especially with the used car stuff and I don't know how to tell the difference between this is standard or when it's too good to pass up.
Looks to me like they are trying to get me an EXL, which of course would be the CVT. I understand that if I were to do it, it's pretty much it admission that I will never get a manual vehicle again. With that admission, the lot seems to have a bunch of sport hybrid accords on the lot that aren't getting bought, I'm wondering if they toss me a sweet deal involving one of those should I be enticed?
Love this freaking car. I understand it's not blisteringly fast but it's fun to drive and nice enough. My back feels better in the seats than it did in my Chevy Cruze, although I'm really long trips it could be better.