
Used Honda Civic
As of 27 September 2026, autopase.lv lists 67 used Honda Civic cars for sale in Latvia. The median asking price is €3,000; most are 2006–2016 model years.
Data updated 27 September 2026.
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Market overview (September 2026): 67 Honda Civic listings are available in Latvia. The median price is €3.000. Prices range from €390 to €52.500. Model years 2002–2025. Most common: Petrol, Manual, Hatchback. 40% of listings recently reduced the price. 13 listings rated a good deal.
Which Honda Civic year should you buy?
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What to know before buying: Honda Civic
From 4 video reviews and 1 forum thread · updated
What the reviews say
- The 2006 Civic's 1.8 petrol engine and six-speed manual were described as flexible and economical, returning about 7 l/100 km overall and 5.5 l/100 km on the highway.[5]one sourceCivic VIII
- The eighth-generation hatchback has a wide opening, 456-litre boot and a flat floor with the seats folded, making it more practical than its shape suggests.[3]one sourceCivic VIII
- A review of the base 2024 Civic praised its comfortable driving position, strong seat bolstering and engaging handling, but found performance from the 2.0-litre engine modest.[2]one source
- The tenth generation was described as generally reliable, lively and economical, although used examples warrant checks of the CVT, engine, suspension, electronics and corrosion.[1]one sourceCivic 10th generation
Typical faults
- On the eighth generation, the A/C compressor-clutch relay may fail after 6–7 years; hatchback heater-fan bushes can wear at a similar age, causing whining and eventually seizure.[3]one sourceCivic VIII
- The eighth-generation ignition-lock barrel can wear until the key no longer turns, potentially immobilising the car.[3]one sourceCivic VIII
- The tenth-generation CVT can overheat during aggressive driving, leading to juddering and premature wear.[1]one sourceCivic 10th generation
- The tenth-generation 1.5-litre turbo was reported to develop possible timing-chain trouble and oil leaks beyond 100,000 km.[1]one sourceCivic 10th generation
100 000+ km · 1.5 turbo
- The tenth-generation naturally aspirated 2.0-litre engine may develop increased oil consumption after 150,000 km.[1]one sourceCivic 10th generation
150 000+ km · 2.0 naturally aspirated
- The L15B turbo oil-feed pipe contains a strainer that can clog; loss of lubrication may then destroy the turbocharger.[4]one source
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Which engine and version to take
- The eighth-generation 1.8-litre petrol is the preferred choice: the source calls it highly reliable and says its timing chain can last 300,000–350,000 km.[3]one sourceCivic VIII
- The tenth-generation naturally aspirated 2.0 was described as more dependable than the 1.5 turbo and capable of up to 300,000 km without overhaul, though oil use may rise after 150,000 km.[1]one sourceCivic 10th generation
What to avoid
- A tenth-generation 1.5 turbo without clear maintenance history is riskier: chain trouble and oil leaks were reported after 100,000 km, while poor fuel was linked to more frequent turbo failures.[1]one sourceCivic 10th generation
What to check at the inspection
- Put an eighth-generation car on a lift and inspect the underside, saloon rear arches and the area beneath the upper windscreen seal.[3]one sourceCivic VIII
- On an eighth-generation car, run the A/C and heater fan; confirm the compressor clutch engages and listen for fan whining.[3]one sourceCivic VIII
- On an eighth-generation car, turn the ignition key repeatedly and test the wipers and folding mirrors, as these mechanisms can seize or wear.[3]one sourceCivic VIII
- During a test drive of a tenth-generation CVT car, check for juddering and signs of overheating, especially after heavier use.[1]one sourceCivic 10th generation
- For a tenth-generation 1.5 turbo beyond 100,000 km, inspect for oil leaks, assess the timing chain and demand evidence of regular oil changes.[1]one sourceCivic 10th generation
- For an L15B engine, verify that the turbo oil-feed strainer has been checked, because blockage can starve the turbo of lubrication.[4]one source
Verdict
Sources
- [1]с пробегом — Honda Civic (10) недостатки с пробегом | Минусы и болячки авто · video
- [2]AVAN Cars — 2024 Honda Civic - Review! Still the Best! But Why? · video
- [3]Первый Видео Авто Рынок — Honda Civic VIII | Куда смотреть и к чему готовиться? · video
- [4]PRIORITY AUTO - Авто из Японии, Кореи, Китая — АВТО ДЛЯ НОВИЧКА • ЕГО ПОКУПАЮТ КАК ПЕРВУЮ МАШИНУ • HONDA CIVIC · video
- [5]iauto.lv — Honda CIVIC 2006.gads - Lasītāja pieredze · forum
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a used Honda Civic cost in Latvia?
There are currently 67 used Honda Civic listings in Latvia. The average price is €4.934 (median €3.000), starting from €390.
What model years are available?
Listings cover Honda Civic model years 2002–2025.
Is the Honda Civic available in petrol or diesel?
The most common fuel type for the Honda Civic is petrol, with diesel options also available.
Automatic or manual transmission?
Most Honda Civic listings have a manual transmission.
What is the typical mileage?
The average mileage for the Honda Civic in listings is around 230k km.
Which Honda Civic model year is the best value?
The best-value Honda Civic model year is 2006, with an average price of €2.003 across 9 listings.
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autopase.lv currently has 67 Honda Civic listings with an average price of €4,934, years 2002–2025, average mileage 230k km.
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