Good Old 7th Gen
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Good Old 7th Gen
So; After my extended (VERY extended absence). I'm curious how many of you guys still have your 7th Gen. And how many Miles you put on her.
I'll start: Bought New in 03, had 10 Miles. Still have her; she now has 148,000!!!!!
I'll start: Bought New in 03, had 10 Miles. Still have her; she now has 148,000!!!!!
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still rockin' "7thgencivic.com" decals on mine
edit: got it new with 6 miles on the odometer back in august of 02, she now has ~118k miles
edit: got it new with 6 miles on the odometer back in august of 02, she now has ~118k miles
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bought my 2003 Honda Civic LX Coupe in Rallye Red new in Jan 2003. currently have 88,000 miles on it, new auto-trans has approx 18,000 miles on it now (original one died at 70,000 miles).
i'm actually currently at a Honda Dealership now getting my timing belt service done. i decided to not go out and get a 2011 Subaru Impreza and keep my Civic for the long haul. my year-old replacement transmission is already having some issues so i hope it dies again within warranty so i get a new one.
oh by the way there is nothing "good" about the "good old 7th gen" ...except that i can push my Civic to get 39.8mpg on the highway . however it will go down as Honda's worst product ever made...
i'm actually currently at a Honda Dealership now getting my timing belt service done. i decided to not go out and get a 2011 Subaru Impreza and keep my Civic for the long haul. my year-old replacement transmission is already having some issues so i hope it dies again within warranty so i get a new one.
oh by the way there is nothing "good" about the "good old 7th gen" ...except that i can push my Civic to get 39.8mpg on the highway . however it will go down as Honda's worst product ever made...
Last edited by jgg204; Sep 18, 2010 at 07:48 PM.
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bought 2002 civic new with 70 miles, now has 95k on it. original auto trans is still on life support since 50k miles and keeps going. and i can always find something to do to the car when i get bored.
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Bought in summer '01, 11 miles on it.
Currently 164k miles and still ticking, although moving from the flatlands of Chicago to the hilly *** Seattle area, city MPG has definitely gone down.
Currently 164k miles and still ticking, although moving from the flatlands of Chicago to the hilly *** Seattle area, city MPG has definitely gone down.
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Dad bought my '03 EM2 brand new 10 miles on it, with door guards, tint and everything on it 
Gave it to me almost 2 years ago with 39k miles for graduation
It's about to tip over 60K miles soon
Gave it to me almost 2 years ago with 39k miles for graduation
It's about to tip over 60K miles soon
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