Used 2017 Honda Civic for Sale

Are you seeking a compact car that delivers a spirited ride along with plenty of contemporary perks and amenities? The 2017 Honda Civic can be found as a traditional four-door sedan, a sleek two-door coupe, or playful hatchback. Available in five trim levels, the DX starts off the show with manual front seats, a rearview camera, and a bench rear seat. By the time you reach the EX-T trim you have access to alloy wheels, a proximity key, heated seats, and a kicking surround sound system. Its 2.0L or 1.5L turbo engines deliver an athletic drive when paired with the six-speed manual or CVT transmission.

First introduced to the US market back in 1972, the Civic is now in its tenth generation that began in 2015. The 2017 Honda Civic offers a modern twist on vintage styling with an analog tach paired with a digital instrument display. Its exterior is highlighted by its C-shaped rear tail lamps and an angular front end that looks ready to race.

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Q: Is the 2017 Honda Civic FWD?

A: Yes, all versions of the 2017 Honda Civic - sedan, coupe, and hatch - only come in front-wheel drive.

Q: Does the 2017 Honda Civic have push to start?

A: The EX, EX-T, and Touring trims on the sedan all come with a Proximity Key that unlocks the driver's door and allows you to press "Start" to turn on the ignition.

Q: What kind of mileage does the 2017 Honda Civic get?

A: The sedan with the turbocharged 1.5L four-cylinder engine and variable automatic transmission earns an estimated 36 mpg combined. The 2.0L engine with automatic transmission lowers the number to an estimated 34 mpg combined.¹

Q: What type of engine does the 2017 Honda Civic have?

A: The DX, LX, and EX all come equipped with the 2.0L four-cylinder engine that produces 158 hp. The EX-T and Touring have the 1.5L turbocharged engine that amps the hp up to 174.

_{1 Fuel economy figures are based on EPA estimates when vehicles sold as new. Fuel economy may vary for reasons like driving conditions and vehicle history. Unless specified, figures are for vehicles equipped with an automatic transmission. See fueleconomy.gov for details.}

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2017 Honda Civic vs Other Sedans

• 2017 Honda Civic vs 2017 Ford Focus
  Both of these compact cars roll out using front-wheel drive, except the sporty Ford Focus RS with its performance all-wheel drive. You can connect your compatible smartphone to Android Auto^® or Apple CarPlay^® on the Civic LX and higher. If you want that connection in the Focus, it must have the SYNC^® 3 optional package--otherwise you are left with basic Bluetooth^®. The Civic 2.0L base engine produces a respectable 158 hp, while the 1.0L EcoBoost on the Focus trips along with just 123 hp and earns an estimated 34 mpg combined with a manual transmission¹. Both are available as hatchbacks with the Civic offering 2.3 cubic feet more room in the rear. You will find a manual or automatic transmission on both rides.
• 2017 Honda Civic vs 2017 Nissan Sentra
  Like the Civic, the Sentra isonly available in front-wheel drive. The Sentra has a 1.8L four-cylinder engine that offers just 124 hp, but you can find the 1.6L turbocharged motor on the SR Turbo that amps up the power to 188 hp, surpassing the Civic’s standard 2.0L, 158 hp engine and its 1.5L turbo engine with 174 hp. The Sentra does not offer the Android and Apple connections, instead featuring NissanConnect^® with their mobile apps as an optional package. The Honda Civic sedan has a slightly more spacious trunk. The Civic delivers a slightly better fuel economy at an estimated 36 mpg combined with the 1.5L engine and automatic transmission while the best the Sentra delivers is 32 mpg combined with the 1.8L engine and automatic transmission¹.
• 2017 Honda Civic vs 2017 Subaru Impreza
  Should you want to take your commuter car over graveled roads or gain more confidence in snowy conditions, the Impreza is always equipped with all-wheel drive. It nearly matches the base Civic engine with a 2.0L four-cylinder version delivering 152 hp, and you have the option of manual or automatic transmission. Its AWD means that you achieve an estimated 32 mpg combined¹ with its automatic transmission. Every Impreza comes loaded with the Android Auto and Apple CarPlay capability. If you want to carry extra gear, the Impreza Hatch maxes out its capacity at 55 cubic feet, compared to 46 in the Honda Civic Hatch.

_{1 Fuel economy figures are based on EPA estimates when vehicles sold as new. Fuel economy may vary for reasons like driving conditions and vehicle history. Unless specified, figures are for vehicles equipped with an automatic transmission. See fueleconomy.gov for details.}