l would like to see what the invoice price is... that is what l heard l should be looking for... for a used car. So for anyone who has an online account it would be very much appreciated.

The invoice price is not going to be available anymore because invoice only applies to new cars. You wo not find a 'new' 2006 or 2007 Civics.

Consumer Reports recommends the current generation of the Civic (2006-2009).
Crash test results r impressive & it gets good marks for handling & overall ride. Manual transmission will average about 31 mpg & the automatic around 28.

If u would like to know more information & do not want to pay for a Consumer Reports account, go to ur local library & check out the 2009 Consumer Reports Buyers Guide.

edmunds.com will give u reviews from actual owners of these vehicles.

why dont YOU read whats in the report.. you can read?

l have consumer reports' used car buying guide. It rates them as having much better than average reliability, except for the '06 suspension being average (which l suspect will get a worse rating over time, as this is still such a new vehicle). So, l would recommend the '07 EX coupe 5spd, & l would not pay more than $14k, try for closer to $13k on one with under 30k miles. You have a better chance with a private party, just get it inspected, & get a pre approved loan from a credit union. As far as invoice, look at the '09 EX invoice on kbb.com to get an idea of what it was new; there is no ''invoice'' on used, u just have to guess what a dealer took it in for (probably like $11k). You can try to ask them to show u docs of what they took it in for, but l would not trust it. Just use ur own standards of what is reasonable after informing yourself.