I never understood the whole droping trucks thing. You buy a truck to haul things or go off roading with, a lowrider gas guzzler doesn't make any sense at all.

A civic will be reliable and fun, and good platform for cheap mods. If thats not enough for you to sway towards honda than nothing will.

 

Hey idk man but if it was me i would take the civic as long as i could fix the prob but idk your choice.

 

ok well i dont kno wat im a do
when i get my car the only place i will probably be goin is to school and home

 

well getting the civic will save on gas mileage compared to the camaro....

 

ya but another thing is that my shool is like not even a mile away

 

If you're a true 'car guy,' can turn a wrench for yourself and like to learn, have a good deal of disposable income, then get the Camaro. You can drive it now, keep it running, and build yourself a car you can pass down to your kids later in life - if you can afford to keep it in the family.

If you don't have any plans like that, don't really care about a car beyond how it looks and whether or not it'll get you to school or not, or don't have a lot of money to invest in repairs and/or gas, then get the Honda.

Having an old-school muscle car is becoming something for the rich and/or mechanically astute anymore.

 

Unless you're loaded, get a Civic. I'd look for around a '00 EX 5spd, or older. They have about 20HP more than the LX/DX, as well as niceties like PW, PL, AC, cruise, and sunroof. I prefer sedans for their versatility and possible insurance savings. Gas, repairs, and insurance are going to be serious factors for a new driver, and none of them are likely to be getting any cheaper.

Piece together a turbo kit, I/H/E with flow-thru cat, adjustable coilovers with other suspension mods, and some UHP 205/45-16s. Forget all the flashy aesthetic stuff. Take the money you saved on gas, repairs, and insurance and get yourself a small-displacement supermoto bike that gets 50+MPG and doesn't cost much to insure. Take the rest of the money and start a down-payment fund for your first piece of real estate. It'll come in handy when you get out of college.

 

Why do people post these questions on a Honda Civic forum???Do you not realise what people are going to be bias towards?!?

Oh yeh get the civic

 

Actually, I'd prefer the Camaro myself - but I'm a realistm, and would hate to see a potentially awesome muscle car project turn into some kids' first car, beat to Hell, and wind up in a 'yard in a few years.

 

so what should i do the camaro or the civic