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I responded earlier but wanted to say that after driving the car 5,000 miles that I can empathize more with your wife. The flow of the hood and the general lowness of the car have been hard to adjust to, especially coming off of driving a small SUV. Even though my seat height and driving...

I talked to several dealers, mostly by email and text, when looking for any color Civic EX T without a black interior or add-ons. Some had non-refundable deposits, some were refundable with certain conditions, and they varied in price. Most wanted $500, one dealer wanted $2000 (told them to...

The weird thing for me about sitting at the highest seat height was that the left arm rest was way below my arm. I could see great, but the arm rest was level with my leg. So, I lowered the seat a pump or two and straightened the seat back, which I think is the key. It's not perfect but better.

I may be about an inch taller than your wife and have the same problem with almost every car I've driven, with the exception of my various Civics and my Subaru. Can't recommend any comfortable pads but was wondering if she played around with different seat and steering wheel settings. In my 2016...

Congrats! The Mazda 3 will be a lot of fun for you. I considered it as well. It was a blast to drive.

I'm on my fourth white Honda (three Civics and an Acura Legend). None of them yellowed and I was not careful about keeping them washed. I think white is classic and ageless -- bought my first one at 25, my current one in my 50s. I get so many compliments on this car! Something to consider is...

Happy to be back in a Honda, and a white one at that! 1976ish Datsun pick-up truck 1987 Honda Civic hatchback (white) 1990ish Acura Legend sedan (white, my ex-husband's car but still counts) 1996 Honda Civic EX sedan (white) 2006 Subaru Forester (retired to dog limo and snow duty) 2016 Honda...

That's where I just bought my EX T, too. They made it easy to buy at a distance, although mine wasn't quite as far (Knoxville).

I wasn't financing or trading in, so I'm not sure how either of those actions would factor in. Best of luck if you decide to go for it! Please report in if you do.

His e-mail said OTD. I'd actually looked at the car a few days earlier, so I know it actually exists. With Tennessee's high sales tax and documentation fee, if it's a real deal, it's a great deal.

Jason at Auto Nation in Knoxville, TN made me an offer last night for $20,700 OTD for a Honda EX T sedan, Metallic Steel with gray interior. I don't know any details, but I'm passing this along to anyone in East Tennessee/North Carolina/Southern Kentucky/Northern Georgia who might be looking...