Cameron said:
@Leif
Prices here in Michigan are outrageous. I’ve been trying to find a car under $20k with fewer than 100k miles, and it’s been impossible.
Don’t buy in Michigan. If you find a car that’s not overpriced, it’s probably rusted out.
@Rich
I agree, but I’m on a tight timeline and trying to make do with what I can find.
Cameron said:
@Rich
I agree, but I’m on a tight timeline and trying to make do with what I can find.
Try to find something that was owned in a different state, but avoid Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio.
Wait for about 5 months, and the price might come down.
No, just get an Si instead.
I just paid $12.6k for a 2015 EX-L with double the mileage, but I’m kind of impulsive.
Definitely not worth it. The CVT transmission is terrible, and it’s too expensive.
Tobin said:
Definitely not worth it. The CVT transmission is terrible, and it’s too expensive.
The CVT is awful in this car.
Tobin said:
Definitely not worth it. The CVT transmission is terrible, and it’s too expensive.
The CVT is awful in this car.
CVT is bad in any car. 
I paid less than this for my 2015 EX with 18k miles back in 2023, when prices were still high. Seems overpriced to me.
With today’s market, it seems like a good deal, but at the same time, that price is almost the same as a new one.
Frost said:
With today’s market, it seems like a good deal, but at the same time, that price is almost the same as a new one.
You should try negotiating. With the low mileage, aim for around $13,500 before taxes.
In March, I paid $18.5k for a 2020 Civic Sport with 27k miles in the DC area.
No, just keep looking.
I just paid $12k CAD for a 2018 LX with 128,000 miles. Keep looking, there are better deals out there.