replaced a full size chevy silverado 4wd pickup. Looking forward to $30.00 fill ups instead of $100.00.

 

I just picked up my 2007 HCH on Wednesday. It replaced a 2006 Cadillac DTS Performance Edition. 100 miles a day and I still haven't had to fill up the Civic.

 

For me is was a 1996 Accord lx-4, auto, 21 mpg in town. It had 125,000 miles on it and an oil leak from the day I bought it new. I was tired of fixing it, the dealer gave me a good trade in now I have a 2007 HCH.

I still have a 1999 Ford Ranger 4X4, yeah I live in the Pacific N/W so it is a requirement :-), actually it is nice to have to haul stuff but it had been getting 15 mpg.....It's current tank has now lasted 3 months because it scares me to $tart it up becau$e of the co$t...... I think I am getting better MPG in it too, guess the HCH has taught me to coast, anticipate lights and such but I have driven 180 miles on this tank of gas and still have 1/4 tank left, usually I only get 200 to the tank.

 

2002 Ford Windstar. It was a money pit, costing $3K over 18 months just to keep it running. And the MPG was about 18 and falling each month. Glad to be rid of the **** thing.

 

My 2007 HCH replaced a white 2001 <15mpg Ford Explorer Sport (2 door).

 

2003 Suburban Z71 Black w/Blk 20's....for sale...best maintained Z anywhere

 

My first vehicle was a 1998 3/4 ton chevy pickup with a 454 (that's 7.4 liters). My worst winter mileage ever was 8.9 mpg (short city commute in very cold temps). My best mileage ever was 16.5. I usually get around 11, though, with a mixed commute. I still have the truck for towing/hauling, but its role as a commuter was replaced with the HCH. Loving it so far--especially saving upwards of $200 a month in gas--pays for about half the car.

 

2001 V8 Mercury Sable. What a MPG shift!

 

My 2007 Civic Hybrid replaced a 2005 smart fortwo cdi coupé. It was an upgrade in capacity, stability, reliability, comfort and peace of mind.