Honda Civic Ranks as the Most often Repaired Vehicle

Feb 13, 2012
Categories: Car Insurance
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In a recent survey the Honda Civic was ranked as one of the most repaired vehicles in Ontario.  This may be due to the popularity of the brand to  young male drivers.

To read more on this survey and the other vehicles that hit the list click here.

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