Best Compact SedanAcura · 2013
2013 · 2.0
Resale price
$9,150
5-yr depreciation
56%
Of original value, first five years
Yearly maintenance
$529
Parts and labour beyond oil and tyres
Combined MPG
26
EPA combined city and highway
Trouble-free miles
151,500
Before a first repair above $500
Known issues
Dual-clutch judder; battery drain from the infotainment module.
Where it is made
Final assembly · Greensburg, Indiana, USA
Country of origin
Japan
Home market of Acura, the brand that designs and engineers this car.
Parts from Japan
25%
Share of the car's parts content sourced in Japan.
Made in the USA
55%
parts
100%
assembly
Finished in a US plant, with the parts share above sourced domestically.
| Measure | This vehicle | Median | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Resale price | $9,150 | $8,200 | +$950 |
| 5-yr depreciation | 56% | 55% | +1% |
| Yearly maintenance | $529 | $482 | +$47 |
| Combined MPG | 26 mpg | 30 mpg | −4 mpg |
| Trouble-free miles | 151,500 mi | 138,000 mi | +13,500 mi |
Fun fact · 01
Honda Civic · 2006 — 2011
The eighth-generation Civic was engineered for distance. Its 1.8-litre R18 runs a timing chain instead of a belt, so there is no scheduled replacement, and the aluminium block is sleeved so it can be honed rather than scrapped. High-mileage registries list several of these cars past 500,000 miles with the factory engine, transmission and suspension bushings still in place — the wear items are the same ones a 100,000-mile car needs.
What it is