HONDA CIVIC (2015-18)
The HONDA CIVIC (2015-18) is a popular hatchback renowned for its stylish design, reliable performance, and practical features. Positioned firmly within the UK’s compact family and commuter car market, this model appeals to a broad range of drivers, from first-time car buyers to small families seeking a dependable, fuel-efficient vehicle. Its sleek exterior, combined with a comfortable interior, makes it a well-rounded choice for daily commuting, school runs, or relaxed weekend trips.
What makes the HONDA CIVIC (2015-18) stand out among rivals is its reputation for reliability and efficient fuel economy, making it a cost-effective option for many. Known for a smooth driving experience, it balances practicality with a sporty look, especially in its more recent models. With an average mileage around 54,367 miles and typically being owned by fewer than two previous keepers, these cars often come with a solid history. Whether used for work or leisure, the HONDA CIVIC (2015-18) remains a smart choice for those looking for a stylish, dependable, and versatile vehicle in the UK's competitive compact car segment.
average use
The data indicates that for Honda Civic models from 2015 to 2018, the most common recent mileage readings are between 70,000 and 80,000 miles (15.3%) and between 80,000 and 90,000 miles (11.6%). There is a significant concentration of vehicles with mileage in the 30,000 to 40,000-mile range (4.1%) and 50,000 to 60,000 miles (9.5%). Notably, a relatively small percentage of vehicles show very high mileage, with only 0.3% recorded in the 230,000–240,000 and 240,000–250,000 mile ranges, suggesting such high-mileage vehicles are quite rare. Additionally, the data indicates a relatively small proportion of vehicles with very low mileage (0–10,000 miles at 2%). Overall, the distribution shows most vehicles are in the mid-range mileage categories, with peaks around 70,000–90,000 miles.
vehicle values
The data indicates that the most common private sale prices for Honda Civics (2015-18) range between £6,000 and £8,000, accounting for a significant 21.8% of transactions in that bracket. Additionally, there is a notable concentration of sales within the £4,000 to £6,000 range, representing around 23.5%, suggesting these are typical market values for private sellers. Prices above £14,000 are relatively rare, comprising only about 5% of sales, with the highest brackets (£16,000 to £18,000) being particularly uncommon. This distribution highlights that the majority of private sales for this model tend to cluster in the lower to mid-range prices, reflecting its market positioning and likely vehicle conditions.
production years
The data indicates that the majority of Honda Civic models from 2015-2018 were manufactured between 2015 and 2016, accounting for approximately 82.3% of the sample (38.8% in 2015 and 43.5% in 2016). There was a significant drop in the proportion of vehicles manufactured in 2017, which makes up only 17.3%, and virtually none from 2018 at just 0.3%. This suggests that most vehicles in this category are relatively recent, primarily from 2015 and 2016, with a sharp decline in newer models from 2017 onward.
colour popularity
The data indicates that among Honda Civic models produced between 2015 and 2018, blue is the most popular main paint colour, accounting for approximately 26.2% of vehicles. This is followed by white at 22.4% and red at 15.3%. Grey and black are also common, representing 13.3% and 12.2% respectively. Silver and bronze are less prevalent, with silver at 9.2% and bronze being the least chosen at just 1.4%. Overall, vibrant colours like blue and red tend to dominate, suggesting consumer preference for bold, standout vehicle colours during this period.
ownership cycle
The data on registered keepers for Honda Civic (2015-18) vehicles shows that the majority have been retained by the same owner for a single or a few keepers: approximately 34.4% with three keepers and 25.5% with two keepers. Notably, a significant portion—around 18.4%—has had four keepers, indicating some vehicles change hands more frequently. A smaller percentage, about 10.9%, have seen five keepers, while only 3.1% have had six, and very few, roughly 0.3%, have had eleven or nine keepers. Overall, the data suggests that most of these vehicles tend to remain with limited keepers over their lifespan, but a notable minority experience higher turnover, which could imply either higher usage, resale activity, or ownership changes in specific cases.
engine choices
The data indicates that among 2015-18 Honda Civics, the most common engine capacity is 1597cc, accounting for 44.6% of vehicles, followed by 1798cc at 31.3%, 1996cc at 16%, and 1339cc at 8.2%. In terms of fuel types, a majority are petrol-powered (54.8%), with diesel engines close behind at 44.6%, and a small fraction (0.7%) being gas bi-fuel models. This suggests that petrol and diesel engines are nearly equally prevalent, with a slight lean towards petrol, and a significant portion of vehicles feature 1597cc engines.
