What is a used Honda Civic worth?

In good condition with average mileage, between $3,100 for a 2006 and $18,500 for a 2024 private party. Mileage, condition, and title status move the number.

How many miles is too many for a used Honda Civic?

Civics regularly pass 200,000 miles with maintenance. Under 12,000 miles per year is average; high-mileage highway cars with records beat low-mileage cars without them.

Which Honda Civic years should you avoid?

2018, 2017, 2016, 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006. First years of the 1.5L turbo with the worst oil-dilution complaints, plus widespread AC condenser failures. Only buy with full oil-change records.

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Used Honda Civic value by year

By the DealScan team · Updated 2026-06-12

Quick answer

A used Honda Civic in good condition with average mileage runs from about $3,100 for a 2006 up to $18,500 for a 2024. The table below gives the fair value and private-party range for every year, and flags the 9 model years we would avoid.

Honda Civic value for every year

Good condition, clean title, average mileage for the age. Newest first.

Year	Avg miles	Fair value	Private party	Dealer
2024	25,000	$18,500	$17,000–$20,000	$21,300
2023	37,500	$16,500	$15,200–$17,800	$19,000
2022	50,000	$14,650	$13,500–$15,800	$16,850
2021	62,500	$13,050	$12,000–$14,100	$15,000
2020	75,000	$11,600	$10,650–$12,550	$13,350
2019	87,500	$10,350	$9,500–$11,200	$11,900
2018Avoid	100,000	$9,200	$8,450–$9,950	$10,600
2017Avoid	112,500	$8,200	$7,550–$8,850	$9,450
2016Avoid	125,000	$7,300	$6,700–$7,900	$8,400
2015	137,500	$6,500	$6,000–$7,000	$7,450
2014	150,000	$5,750	$5,300–$6,200	$6,600
2013	162,500	$5,150	$4,750–$5,550	$5,900
2012	175,000	$4,550	$4,200–$4,900	$5,250
2011Avoid	187,500	$4,050	$3,750–$4,350	$4,650
2010Avoid	200,000	$3,600	$3,300–$3,900	$4,150
2009Avoid	212,500	$3,200	$2,950–$3,450	$3,700
2008Avoid	225,000	$3,100	$2,850–$3,350	$3,550
2007Avoid	237,500	$3,100	$2,850–$3,350	$3,550
2006Avoid	250,000	$3,100	$2,850–$3,350	$3,550

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How much mileage moves the price

Using a 2015 Civic as the example. The same spread applies at every year on the table above.

Mileage	Miles	Fair value	Private party
Lower mileage	93,500	$7,800	$7,200–$8,400
Average mileage	137,500	$6,500	$6,000–$7,000
Higher mileage	187,000	$4,950	$4,550–$5,350

Which years to avoid

2018 (2016–2018): First years of the 1.5L turbo with the worst oil-dilution complaints, plus widespread AC condenser failures. Only buy with full oil-change records.
2017 (2016–2018): First years of the 1.5L turbo with the worst oil-dilution complaints, plus widespread AC condenser failures. Only buy with full oil-change records.
2016 (2016–2018): First years of the 1.5L turbo with the worst oil-dilution complaints, plus widespread AC condenser failures. Only buy with full oil-change records.
2011 (2006–2011): Engine block cracking near the coolant passage. Many blocks were replaced under Honda's extended warranty, but an original block with coolant-loss history is a walk-away.
2010 (2006–2011): Engine block cracking near the coolant passage. Many blocks were replaced under Honda's extended warranty, but an original block with coolant-loss history is a walk-away.
2009 (2006–2011): Engine block cracking near the coolant passage. Many blocks were replaced under Honda's extended warranty, but an original block with coolant-loss history is a walk-away.
2008 (2006–2011): Engine block cracking near the coolant passage. Many blocks were replaced under Honda's extended warranty, but an original block with coolant-loss history is a walk-away.
2007 (2006–2011): Engine block cracking near the coolant passage. Many blocks were replaced under Honda's extended warranty, but an original block with coolant-loss history is a walk-away.
2006 (2006–2011): Engine block cracking near the coolant passage. Many blocks were replaced under Honda's extended warranty, but an original block with coolant-loss history is a walk-away.

Full Honda Civic years-to-avoid breakdown

What to check before you pay

2016–2021 1.5T engines: oil dilution in short-trip, cold-climate use — look for documented oil changes and a fuel smell in the oil
2006–2011 (8th gen): engine block cracking near the coolant passage — check for coolant loss history and whether the block was replaced under Honda's extended warranty
2016+ AC condenser and compressor failures — confirm the AC blows cold and ask about repairs

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