What Your 2007 Honda Civic Warranty Covers

Some automakers offer extensive warranty coverages as an added incentive for buyers, and the 2007 Honda Civic was one such car. 

2007 Honda Civic Factory Warranty Coverage:

The longest manufacturer warranty coverage available for the 2007 Civic was the 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty, which means that all factory warranty coverage has expired on this car. Check your Honda Civic Warranty Handbook for exact warranty information. It is still possible that your extended warranty is still in effect, or you can purchase a new extended warranty or service contract.

If you still have questions, make sure you check out the FAQs at the bottom for more information. You can also download a copy of the 2007 Honda Civic warranty in this article.

2007 Honda Civic Basic Warranty

The 2007 Honda Civic basic warranty included bumper-to-bumper repairs for up to 3 years/36,000 miles, whichever comes first. Maintenance and wear items (such as brakes and tires) are not included under a basic warranty. 

2007 Honda Civic Powertrain Warranty

The 2007 Honda Civic powertrain warranty covers repairs and replacement of the engine and transmission for up to 5 years/60,000 miles. This covers the engine, transmission, and and axles.

What’s Excluded From the 2007 Honda Civic Warranty?

The 2007 Honda Civic has the same exclusions as the factory warranty, which includes cosmetic items, emissions control systems, cleaning/polishing, and normal wear and tear. It also excludes broken or chipped glass, expendable maintenance items, and wheel balancing or wheel alignment after one year/12,000 miles.

2007 Honda Civic Bumper-to-Bumper Warranty

The 2007 Honda Civic bumper-to-bumper warranty covered every part between the front and rear bumpers for up to three years/36,000 miles. 2007 Honda Civic vehicles are no longer covered under the bumper-to-bumper warranty.

2007 Honda Civic Warranty Extensions Available Upon Car Purchase

Warranty extensions for the 2007 Honda Civic were only available if you purchased one before the factory warranty expired. Honda doesn’t currently offer any warranty extensions. You may be able to buy an extended warranty from a third-party provider.

2007 Honda Civic Air Conditioning Warranty

Air conditioning isn’t covered under any 2007 Honda Civic warranty. We checked for air conditioning recalls on the 2007 Honda Civic and didn’t find any.

2007 Honda Civic Paint Warranty

Honda doesn’t offer a paint warranty on the 2007 Honda Civic, but damage from perforated rust may be covered under the rust perforation limited warranty for up to 5 years with no mileage limit.

What’s Excluded From the Rust Perforation Limited Warranty?

Excluded from the rust perforation limited warranty is surface rust, repaired or replaced rusted panels, rust from abuse or misuse, damaged paint rust, rust that comes from immersion, or paint matching services.

2007 Honda Civic Battery Warranty

The 2007 Honda Civic battery warranty covers the original battery for up to three years with no mileage limit. Honda will replace the battery for the first three years. Honda also covers replacement batteries for up to 100 months.

How Do I Get a Battery Replacement?

The Honda replacement battery limited warranty covers replacement batteries that were purchased directly from an authorized Honda dealership. The warranty covers the cost of a replacement for up to 100 months, or eight years and four months. If you claim a new battery within the first three years, Honda will issue a full replacement. If you claim a replacement battery after this, Honda will issue a credit that decreases with each year toward the purchase of a new battery.

2007 Honda Civic Tire Warranty

2007 Honda Civic original equipment tire repairs and replacements may be covered under the tire manufacturer’s warranty. Owners can reach out to a Honda dealership to find out who holds their tire manufacturer warranty.

What Manufacturers Are Included in the 2007 Honda Civic Tire Warranty?

The 2007 Honda Civic tire warranty includes the following manufacturers: Yokohama Tires, Michelin Tires, Goodyear/Dunlop Tires, and Bridgestone/Firestone Tires.

2007 Honda Civic Emissions Warranty

The 2007 Honda Civic emissions warranty covers three years/50,000 miles for emissions-related repairs. Residents of some states may also qualify for smog check costs under the California emissions warranty.

What’s Included in the Emissions Warranty?

The 2007 Honda Civic emissions warranty covers crankcase control, evaporative and refueling emissions control, exhaust gas recirculation, engine ignition, fuel injection, OBD, transmission control, intake air, secondary air injection, VTEC, VTC, and integrated motor assist systems.

What’s Excluded From the Emissions Warranty?

The 2007 Honda Civic emissions warranty doesn’t cover defective emissions from abuse or accident, maintenance parts, or consequential damages from loss of use of the vehicle.

Who’s Eligible for the California Emissions Warranty?

Some states are eligible for the California emissions warranty, which covers defects and failed smog test repairs for up to seven years/70,000 miles. Eligible states for the California emissions warranty include California, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Maine, and Vermont. This warranty doesn’t include failures or defects due to abuse, misuse, or accident. It also doesn’t cover maintenance items or consequential damages from loss of use.

For more information about Auto Warranties, you can check out this directory containing everything you need to know about Auto Warranties arranged by system. 

Recalls

Last updated: 11/03/2022. See NHTSA.gov for up-to-date information on recalls.