For sale: 2012 Honda Civic GX CNG with 175,000 miles. This is a factory-built compressed natural gas (CNG) version of the reliable Honda Civic—known for its exceptional longevity and ultra-clean burning engine. Honda's CNG engines are purpose-built for natural gas, with upgrades like higher compression, reinforced internals, and specialized fuel system components. They burn much cleaner than gasoline, producing far less soot, carbon buildup, and engine contaminants—resulting in longer spark plug life, cleaner oil, reduced wear, and often extended overall engine durability compared to standard gas models. Many of these Civics routinely hit high mileage with routine maintenance.

Since I'm now working from home and no longer need a daily commuter, this super-economical car is available—ideal as a reliable commuter, for a college student, or a young married couple on a budget who want to slash fuel costs.

Recent maintenance (all within the last 12 months):

• Nearly new tires from Sam's Club

• High-end Scrubblade wiper blades (premium "scrubbers" design for superior cleaning—cuts through grime and water better than standard blades, providing streak-free performance)

• New brakes and rotors

• Serpentine belt and tensioner replaced (addressed a rattle at idle)

• Nearly new battery from Sam's Club

• Recent alignment—the car drives straight as an arrow with no pull

It also features:

• Durable WeatherTech rubber floor mats (popular American brand for excellent all-weather protection and easy cleaning)

• Ceramic window tint for top-tier heat rejection and UV/sun protection

• Upgraded high-end LED headlights (replaced the original yellowed ones—see picture for the bright, modern illumination)

• Brand-new leather steering wheel cover for a fresh, comfortable feel

• Two key fobs included

Fuel economy and costs:

• Achieves about 35 MPG (MPGe equivalent; often higher on highway driving)

• 6 gallon equivalent CNG tank (factory spec ~8 GGE)

• Real-world range of 250-275 miles per fill-up

• CNG typically $2.30–$3.00 per gallon equivalent

• Usually fills up for around $15

The body shows some dings and scratches typical for a 14-year-old vehicle with this mileage, but it's mechanically strong, well-cared-for, and ready to drive. If you're near CNG stations (or set up for home refueling), this is one of the most affordable, eco-friendly ways to get around.

Serious inquiries only—message for more details, additional photos, or to check it out!