2018 Honda civic breaks are way to sensitive!!..
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Asked by Nicole Nov 26, 2017 at 06:20 PM about the 2018 Honda Civic EX with Honda Sensing

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

When I test drove the 2018 Honda civic sedan
ex the breaks were so sensitive I swear i
wasn't even pushing and just putting my foot
on the breaks and that would cause them to
stop quickly, it really hurt my back and I want
this car but I'm worried all of them are like
this.. is there anything I could do to make
them not so sensitive and/or how long till they
wore in and stopped being like this?

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Nicole answered 6 years ago

I drove a different one from a different lot and the breaks weren't like that, I drive a civic just older lol. Must have been something wrong with the first car cause ive driven alot of different cars and never seen any of them do what the first car did when you tapped the break lol

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