What Year, Trim, and miles do you currently have on your Civic?

[brienp]

2016 Coupe Touring, just hit 20k miles just before the world exploded and everything came to an end. :-(

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[Si_NSX904]

2016 Coupe Touring, just hit 20k miles just before the world exploded and everything came to an end. :-(

What happened?

 

[2020k20c2sport]

I now have a 2020 civic sedan sport. It has exactly 600 miles on it when I drove to work today. Planning on doing what I can to it. Its modern steel

 

[17exsedan]

2017 ex sedan and i just rolled over 60,000 miles yesterday

 

[joe3456789]

Had a 2019 sport sedan that I bought in March of last year, traded it in February with 13xxx miles.

currently have 2020 ex hatch with 12xx miles that I got in February.

You weren't upside down?

 

[Devcom]

16 EX-T Coupe getting close to 43,000 miles.

 

[jred721]

'18 Civic EX sedan with ~13k miles

 

[jabin.leveon]

My personal interest is to see what people are averaging on their Type-R trims but everyone 10th gen feel free to participate Nox Vidmate VLC I’m sure others will have interest in their specific trim as well.

2019 - Type R - 2,009 miles

Now I'm at around 95 miles a day, 4-5 times a week. I'm in for the long haul

 

[silverrascal]

'19 EX hatch, ~14K, Sonic Gray and still loving it.

 

[MoTeC R]

Now I'm at around 95 miles a day, 4-5 times a week. I'm in for the long haul

I saw a Civic a couple months ago at the dealership getting an oil change with 535,000 on it.

 

[justasimpleman]

I saw a Civic a couple months ago at the dealership getting an oil change with 535,000 on it.

X-gen? Wonder if Powertrain is original?

 

[MoTeC R]

X-gen? Wonder if Powertrain is original?

Definitely not 10th gen, old civic. I didn’t ask what model it was I was just impressed it was still on the road. They even had one over 400k the same day earlier service manager said. Someone was there with a van on its last leg with a couple hundred on it dropping thousands to repair and not trade it in. Said it was cheaper to repair than buy new. (I was thinking yes it is cheaper but you still have an old van after spending thousands just to keep it running).

 

[justasimpleman]

Definitely not 10th gen, old civic. I didn’t ask what model it was I was just impressed it was still on the road. They even had one over 400k the same day earlier service manager said. Someone was there with a van on its last leg with a couple hundred on it dropping thousands to repair and not trade it in. Said it was cheaper to repair than buy new. (I was thinking yes it is cheaper but you still have an old van after spending thousands just to keep it running).

While back I saw a dude on YouTube that had a 9th gen with over 500k. Said he basically only changed wear and tear items, and a couple other minor repairs. I have high hopes for my x-gen.

 

[Jervic]

At 9k after 11 months,less now since son school closed,then I 'm off work.

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