Get to Know a New Honda Civic

The Honda Civic is one of Honda’s classic vehicles, driving onto the scene in 1972 with a whopping 50 horsepower. Obviously, things have changed since then, and the latest model year comes with two engine options:

• 2.0L in-line 4-cylinder: This standard engine offers up to 158 horsepower and 138 lb-ft of torque, adding up to an EPA-estimated 30 city and 37 highway MPG on the Sport trim.¹
• 1.5L in-line 4-cylinder with turbocharger: This available engine offers up to 180 horsepower and 177 lb-ft of torque, meaning an EPA-estimated 33 city and 42 highway MPG on the EX trim and an EPA-estimated 31 city and 38 highway on the Touring trim.

You’ll also have room to stretch out with 42.3 inches of legroom in the front and 37.4 inches of legroom in the rear. Need to pack up your briefcase for work? You’ll have 14.8 cubic feet of cargo space in the trunk.

Finding the Right Honda Civic for You

The Honda Civic comes in three trims—Sport, EX, and Touring—and there’s sure to be one that’s right for you.

You can visit our dealership and a member of our sales team will take you around the lot to help you find the best sedan for you. Alternatively, you can search our entire available inventory on our website, using our convenient filters to search by the factors you find important, like exterior color, engine size, and equipped features.

No matter whether you find your perfect sedan online or in person, when you come to visit us, we’ll take you on the road for a test drive. A picture is worth a thousand words, so imagine what you’ll be able to pen after finishing your test drive.

Financing a New Honda Civic

After you finish your test drive, it’s time to speak with a member of our finance team. We’ll sit down and chat with you about what you’re looking to pay for your Honda Civic as well as any budgetary requirements you have on your mind. After that, we’ll reach out to our network of banks and lenders to put together the best payment plan for everyone.

We’ll go over your options, such as buying and leasing. Buying is for those who want to own their vehicle for the long haul, and they’ll be able to customize their sedan however they want or need to. Leasing is for those who are looking to drive the latest model year as often as every two years, and it’ll always be under warranty.