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Re: ride like a caddy
I don't think anyone was trying to be a smartass - they're just pointing out that one of the benefits of driving a Honda is the excellent handling, which means a stiff bumpy ride. You can't really make a Honda ride like a Caddy - the sheer weight of the Cadillac combined with its suspension is what makes it smooth.
I've never heard anyone call a stock Honda suspension "junk" and "crappy", so I assume your suspension is old and probably needs new shocks. If you find the stock shocks are too stiff I'd suggest you try some adjustables (Koni and Tokico among others) and set them to the softest setting. If you need springs I'd suggest replacing them with stock springs, because any aftermarket springs will give you a stiffer ride. I don't know of any companies that make springs that are softer than stock. You might be able to use springs from a lighter car (maybe an earlier model Civic?) - I don't know...I've never heard of anyone doing that.
But IMO if you have a medical condition that requires a smooth ride maybe a tiny little Civic isn't the best car for you to own.
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