a new Honda civic 2007 is so that social class? Poor persons or middle class?

Answer 1

Um...I would say middle class for the people who care about their money and how it is spent. But it is also social with the people who turn them into little race cars!

Answer 2

The 2007 Honda Civic often comes into my dealership for service, and since they are so common and the families or people that own them neither have extravagant clothing or rags, I'll just jump out and and say middle class. I've also driven my neighbor's Civic LX. The summary of the vehicle is that it is an affordable family sedan with many conveinence options, such as the digital spedometer, and climate control, good acceleration, and just a beautiful and graceful car. A BIG turnaround in the Honda industry.

Answer 3

The Honda Civic 2007 looks much better than a 2007 Camery & Accord.
The poor people buy the small cars.
The better people buy Cars in the 1.8 ltr range
More better people buy cars in the 2.4 litter range.
Still better people buy cars / 4X4 /Pickups above 3liters.

Still I prefer the Honda Jazz 2007 Its bigger than a small car but doesnt have the frills of the Civic 2007.

Answer 4

The Honda Civic, like its counterpart the Corolla, has been moving upward for quite a few years now. Honda has introduced a new entry-level car, the Fit, to fill the market that the Civic used to have before it got so expensive.

Answer 5

Hondas are very much middle class. Civics are great cars. The truly poor don't have cars - they take the bus.

Answer 6

the civic is no longer considered an economy car, the economy segment has been replaced by the fit, a new civic will cost about $26,000 cdn.

Answer 7

Definitely middle sensible class who work hard for their money and shop smart for good value.

Answer 8

don't be concerned about your car's position in the classes, buy it because you like it, not because it's a status symbol. If my truck was a status symbol, I'd be a real redneck.