Is the Civic Sport worth it over the base LX?

Yes for most buyers. The Sport adds larger wheels, a sportier look and more standard equipment for a small premium. The LX is the cheaper pick if you only want basic transport.

Should I get the 2.0L or the 1.5L turbo?

The 2.0L is simpler and cheaper to run, with an estimated 36 mpg combined. The 1.5L turbo is quicker and worth it if you do a lot of highway merging or passing.

What fuel economy does the Civic get?

Honda estimates 36 mpg combined for the 2.0L CVT sedan, with a range of 25 to 36 mpg depending on trim and driving. The 12.4-gallon tank means roughly 400 miles between fill-ups.

How many people does the Civic seat?

Five. The back seat fits two adults comfortably and three for short trips, and the trunk is one of the largest in the compact class.

When is the Civic cheapest to buy?

Late in the model year, when dealers clear inventory for the next year's car, and during Honda's seasonal sales events. Used prices also soften after a redesign year.

What do buyers say about the Honda Civic?

Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 186 ratings. Buyers like: Highly customizable, worked with to make it truly custom; Great print, process, service, quality and packaging; Pleasantly surprised by the print.

Honda Civic

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Our take on the Honda Civic

The Honda Civic is a compact sedan, and the Sport FE (2022 to present) is the volume trim with a 2.0-liter four-cylinder, 150 hp and a CVT. It is one of the most polished cars in its class, with sharp steering, a roomy back seat and a large trunk. EPA combined economy is estimated at 36 mpg, and the 12.4-gallon tank gives a long highway range. Car and Driver rates the Civic 10/10, and owner ratings average 4.9 out of 5 from 186 ratings.

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