Same answer I gave you in the other thread: whichever one you like best after test driving both.

I'm sure Scotty could write a whole encyclopedia set on that topic. I would suggest going to his Youtube channel, using the search, and start watching the videos.

Also makes sure you check the car buying topic in our FAQ

Old hybrids are a poor choice since as they age they are likely to require complex, expensive repairs. A 2005 model is 16 years old going on 17. Also the Honda hybrid system of that time was not nearly as good as Toyota's.

A 2005 Honda Civic with conventional drivetrain on the other hand could be very good if a mechanic verifies it is in good condition.

A Corolla or a Camry would be a good choice. 

No. Terrible quality vehicle with constant issues, like all VW's. 

Do a search to see our past answers:  but short answer is No, not a good choice.

https://carkiller.com/scottykilmer/?wpfs=Jetta&wpfin=entire-posts&wpfd=30&wpfob=relevancy&wpfo=desc

This guy is a joke right? He's been asking the same question over and over for a month now, just with different cars.

Buy whatever you like.

If you want a sporty ride, get Accord and if you want a smoother ride, get Camry. 

They're both actual vehicles Don's a little bit cheaper but there's not all that much difference between the two pack road test and buy the one you like

Can you list for us a set of requirements you need for your next vehicle?  Also how many years and miles do you need it to last you?

Between 2021 Corolla and 2021 Camry, test drive both and see which you like better.  Be aware that long term reliability is unproven for both since they are new.

Both vehicles’ engines come with a naturally aspirated I4 (a good thing) - no turbos.  The Acura ILX is based on the Honda Civic Sedan.  However, the 2021 Honda Civic LX comes with a 2.0L 158 hp I4 engine with port injection only (a really good thing and extremely rare these days!) - so not susceptible to carbon buildup on the back of the intake valves over time (which equates to one less maintenance, worry, and $$ to mitigate/clean for you) with a CVT transmission.  The Acura ILX meanwhile comes with a bigger displacement 2.4L 201 hp I4 with direct injection only (which means it is susceptible to carbon build up over time, need catch can to mitigate - one more maintenance item to watch and clean out - and you might still have to clean the back of the intake valves every so often). It is also mated to an 8-speed dual-clutch transmission.  For longevity and lower cost of ownership (you didn’t say how many years and miles it needs to last you) go with the Honda Civic LX (realize also that with Acura - being a luxury brand - that maintenance/repair/parts will generally be higher than the non-luxury Honda counterpart).  If you don’t plant to keep the vehicle for that long, then go with whichever one you like more (esp. after a test drive).

What Do You Think About A New Honda Accord LX

Or A New Toyota Camry LE

Which One Should I Buy??

I Have A Question What Do You Think About 2005 Honda Civic Hybird For Dayliy Driver

Not a good choice as hybrids can have many problems as they age.

And Whats The Diffrence??

And Which One Should I Buy??

Stick to a regular gas Honda Civic.  They will last longer than the hybrid version, and more mechanics can work on regular gas vehicles over hybrids.  Regular gas vehicles have enough complexity as it is;  going hybrid adds to that.  Even with Toyota Hybrids (which are the best designed and also the benchmark for hybrid reliability/durability) can “only” go 150,000 to 200,000 miles (generally, even a little more) before battery replacement or something in the hybrid system needs repair and that will cost $$$.  Also, finding a competent mechanic that knows how to work on hybrids will be a challenge and being a specialty expect to pay more;  going to a dealer would be very expensive as well.  I would stick to a regular gas version if you plan to keep the vehicle for a long time and put lots of mileage on it.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=p0F5e-lrlWQ&feature=youtu.be

Should I Buy A 2021 Toyota Corolla Or A 2021 Toyota Camry

Which One Should I Buy Should I Buy A Acura ILX 2021 Or A Toyota Camry 2021

Should I Buy A Toyota Camry Or A Acura ILX

Depends on what you want. Sporty ride: Acura. Smooth ride: Camry

See below:  if you plan to keep for as long as possible, go with the Toyota Camry.  It is no slouch and sportier/funner to drive than any previous generation Camry before it.

https://carkiller.com/scottykilmer/qa/acura-ilx-or-toyota-camry-brand-new-from-dealer/#post-63727

Also, see my assessment of the Acura ILX here:  not ideal for long term ownership

https://carkiller.com/scottykilmer/postid/106866/

Should I Buy A Toyota Camry Or A Toyota Avalon

Test drive both, and see which one you like best and fits your budget.

Should I Buy A 2021 Mazda 6 Or 2020 Ford Fusion

I would go with the Mazda. Ford has discontinued all their sedans and recent Mazdas are better built than the older ones.

I recommend model year 2017 Mazda 6 with the 2.5L naturally aspirated (NA) engine and 6-speed conventional automatic.  That’s been a solid powertrain combo for Mazda.  From 2018+ they offered cylinder deactivation in the 2.5L NA engines which I would avoid.  Now their turbo charged engines are not bad either (it’s a 2.5L turbo I4), but naturally aspirated is better for longevity.  Go with the 2017 model year and save some money in the process.  If you have to go newer than 2017, then go with the 2.5L turbo 4.

Should I Buy The 2021 Toyota Camry Or 2021 Mazda 6

But why?