The latest #HondaCivic remains as one the best-selling compact cars in America and even though the current #Civic has been around since 2022, #Honda gave this model an edge over its rivals with choices. Still offered as a #CivicSedan and #CivicHatchback, this generation all returned the #CivicHybrid to the states and its been a hugely popular model since its return. The #CivicHybridHatchback in particular offers an appealing combo of power, efficiency, sportiness, and value wrapped in a car that you wouldn’t mind driving every single day.
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Happy Friday everyone! The Honda Civic remains one of the best-selling vehicles in its class and an easy recommendation for drivers looking for an engaging, fuel-efficient, and sporty commuter car. However, some rivals are catching up by offering more tech, space, style, and value for less money, but we wouldn't blame you for still picking this car.
Honda went cheap with headlights, and not using projector style LED, and no fog lights!
Honda MO: we gave you a good engine, so we decided to cheap out on everything else
Civics approaching 40 grand…… Let that be the humor for the day.
so I want the none Hybrid version 😅😅😅
no spare, no fog lights deal braker
Nobody wants a big screen in a Civic, the one in this one is perfect 👌🏻
Honda Accord Hybrid is bigger and cost the same
Sat in one today. My younger high school or college day self would have loved this car. But now being in my 40s and not getting any younger it is hard to get in/out of. Sits so low.
Honda is already working on a next Gen hybrid for 2027. So is there any point in getting this current model?
Back to Foot Pounds. Sofyan keeps doing the swicheroo.
We got the Crosstour back as a mini hatch, and a hybrid! I might get one of these!
I have a 2016 Civic Touring sedan with 157,000 miles. I've considered upgrading to this Sport Touring hybrid, but my current Civic keeps running like a Swiss watch with no issues.
13:28 “Uh, there is a hump here for the center, which I don’t know why becaue there’s no all-wheel drive option”
The hump in the floor is for the exhaust system to run from the engine up front to the muffler and tail pipe out back.
Honda why did you remove the fog lights and the dual exhaust tips in the mid cycle refresh?
No rear vents or USB? 😅😂🤣 C'mon Honda, it's 2026!
No AWD keeps me from buying an Accord or Civic Hybrid. They're so stubborn about that. 🙄
I’m strongly considering Camry LE entry model as better option, low 30k, more roomy and great value and hold its value.
I think from a pure pragmatic standpoint, the Corolla Hatchback beats this. Might not provide the same fuel economy or the same power but it does provide proven reliability, good utility and a spare tire.
If you can comfortably afford this car, then it's fine, but otherwise, it's pricey and it'll probably take 10 years of savings in gas to make up the difference you paid for the Hybrid which by then, the battery for the electric motor might need a replacement and more..additional costs on top of the already expensive price.
I hope to keep my current car, a Mustang GT, for the rest of my life but if I had to get a new car now, it would probably be a Civic Hybrid.
Should come with smaller wheels to improve range. I found it interesting how the regular gas car almost gets the same MPG on the highway.
What's the point of the Prelude or the Civic SI when the Civic Hybrid is the quicker vehicle!
Should've got this instead of my Sonata…
If in the CT area I can help you get a great deal
Makes me wonder why the Civic is so much faster than the Prelude, when it uses the same engine, weighs about the same, and is $8-10k cheaper?
For all these cars with "fix a flat" how effective is it? Does it only work on small punctures like a nail that isn't in the sidewall?
Owned a 22 civic sport touring for about 3 years and I miss that car so much
No lumbar? What are we doing
Almost $40K for a Civic is just nuts. Will always remember my very first Civic, 1999 DX 5-speed for only $13K.
35k ?! That's a bit steep my 2016 Honda fit was just shy of 20k and gets 35-38mpg
You are right 2026 got the black Civic, Sport amd Hybrid , were not on 2025 – so some change I guess. Don't know why the H badges were left out!
35000 no rear vents no spare tire deal bracker
Once again , no rear vents, incandescent rear turn lights, this really does cheapen the Civic, The Accord, HRV, all have LED lighting but the Civic Touring,Si Type R don’t. Why Honda ?
Also a Si hatch, along with more power for the Si models would be nice.
Honda is lagging behind.
This is the near-perfect vehicle. Only thing that's missing: those rear vents and an AWD option.
To me, the simplicity of the screen/ HVAC is the ultimate in luxury. Tactile. A loaded Civic over any 'luxury' brand…for sure.