The Best First Car

Buying my first car was a disaster; I was looking for a cheap car and didn’t look for durability and reliability. That’s why I’m going to show you what I believe the best first car is.

Today, I’m going to write a review on the best car I’ve ever had and a car that I would say is the best first car. Many of you may agree with me when I say that the Honda Civic is an ideal first car, especially for a student or young adult. Why you may ask? The Honda civic stands out from other cars in its class, it’s very spacious inside for its size, has a smooth transition and easy drive, and one of the best fuel economies with other competitors in its market.                

The 2015 Honda Civic has an outstanding four-cylinder engine that test drivers say has plenty of power for its size. A five-speed manual transition is standard while automatic drive is optional and recommended for new drivers, at the same price. The standar
d 2015 civic gets 30/mpg (miles per gallon) while driving in the city and 39/mpg while driving on the highway.

The civics front and rear seats are very spacious and feel comfortable and natural for a car of its size and can easily fit the driver plus four additional passengers. It’s also good to note that visibility while driving is also very good and comfortable. The 2015 model comes standard with Bluetooth audio and hands free phone dialing, a rear-view camera, USB and AUX ports. Optional features include leather seats, passenger blind spot camera, Navigation/Audio display system, that feels natural and responsive.

After nine generations, the civic is still today’s top compact cars and it’s not ready to stop just yet. While competition in the smaller car market is rising, with the Toyota Corolla, Ford Focus and the Kia Forte. Honda civic still is the most common choice for today’s young drivers as it is much more customizable then the competition. It’s easy to say that the Honda Civic is a great first car. How do you feel about the new 2015 Honda Civic?