Road Trip Review: Honda Civic to Keystone - Cost Efficiency & Crepe Quest

In this episode of The Fast Lane Car, new recruit Jen is thrown into the deep end with a road trip review of the Honda Civic to Keystone. Joined by Mary, the team sets off on a quest for crepes for Roman, facing challenges along the way. Despite encountering a closed crepe stand, they persevere and eventually find one, bringing back sweet treats to the delight of all.

Jen's admiration for the Civic's cost efficiency and reliability shines through, highlighting its appeal to young drivers seeking safety and fuel economy. The team's journey showcases the Civic's comfortable ride and practical interior, complete with buttons and a touchscreen for modern convenience. The second row's ample legroom and spacious trunk further demonstrate the Civic's practicality for everyday use.

As they return to Boulder with crepes in hand, the team reflects on the Civic's impressive fuel economy and smooth ride, despite its lack of speed. The day ends on a high note, with the successful completion of the road trip review and the team's mission to bring back crepes for Roman.

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