Honda Civic

The Honda Civic is a car that can cover all the bases from economy to performance. Available in a useful hatchback or comfortable sedan format, the Civic offers a choice between a gas-fueled or hybrid driveline, with a six-speed manual transmission in the sporty Civic Si and Type R models.  

The Civic offers a sleek body shape from both the hatchback version, with its coupe-like profile, or the traditional four-door sedan. All Civic models are front-wheel-drive, and most feature an advanced continuously variable automatic transmission. 

The Civic  seats five people, and features a touchscreen infotainment system with Apple and Android phone integration as well as native Google hands-free apps. Additional available tech features include wireless device charging, a control app for your phone, blind-spot monitoring, and a multi-angle rearview camera system.

The tenth generation Honda Civic featured a new global architecture and a sporty two-door coupe body style that was dropped in 2021. 

The tenth generation Honda Civic offers both economy and sporty fun. Depending on the trim level you choose, you can have a powerful engine and manual transmission, or a more economical choice with an automatic, though no hybrid was available. All tenth generation Civics share a sporty look and will seat up to five. Starting with the 2017 model year, the Civic Si offers turbocharged power and a more sport-oriented chassis. In the same year, Honda unveiled the Civic Type R, with even more power and a racing-inspired chassis. 

For the 2019 model year, Honda gave all Civic models a light bodywork refresh and made the Honda Sensing® suite of driver-assist features standard. Honda Sensing includes adaptive cruise control, lane centering, traffic sign recognition, automatic high beams, and blind-spot monitoring.

The ninth-generation Honda Civic offers affordable, reliable transportation with what the company called an "energetic, sleek, and aerodynamic" body. That’s why the ninth-generation Civic looks as fresh and relevant today as it did when it was new. 

The ninth-generation Honda Civic was available as a four-door sedan or two-door coupe. No hatchback was included in this generation. Trim levels ranged from the austere HF model, designed for the maximum fuel economy in a gas-only vehicle, to the sporty Civic Si model and a thrifty Civic Hybrid. Depending on the trim level, buyers could select a five- or six-speed manual transmission, a five-speed automatic, or a continuously variable transmission. All Civic models in this generation used front-wheel drive. 

Annual updates to the Civic through this generation reflected the fast pace of technological change in the auto industry at the time. In 2013 the Civic received its first rear-view camera and Bluetooth® hands-free phone support, as well as suspension and chassis updates. Starting in 2014, Civic models were available with a touchscreen infotainment system.