Let’s say you are standing in front of the Civic lineup and thinking, “Okay, which one actually feels like my car?” That is the question worth asking. 

The Sport Hybrid is a natural starting point for commuters. You get the 200-horsepower hybrid powertrain, heated front seats, dual-zone automatic climate control, and a one-touch power moonroof. Imagine those early drives toward Columbus with a comfortable cabin, a hybrid powertrain, and a little extra equipment waiting for you every morning. 

The Sport Touring Hybrid takes that same 200-horsepower hybrid foundation and turns up the cabin technology. Google built-in, leather-trimmed seating, wireless Apple CarPlay® compatibility, a wireless phone charger, and Bose® premium audio give this Civic a more technology-focused feel.

If you spend a lot of time in your car, regularly travel between Monroe County and Bartholomew County, or simply enjoy having more premium features around you, the Sport Touring Hybrid could be your next vehicle.

Maybe you already know you want a Sport Hybrid in a particular color. Maybe you are still comparing the Sport Hybrid and Sport Touring Hybrid. Either way, you can look through the available vehicles and narrow your choices according to the configuration and exterior color currently available.

Once a particular Civic Hybrid catches your eye, open its vehicle detail page. That is where you can slow down and look at the specific vehicle rather than the lineup as a whole. From home you can:

• Review the specific Civic Hybrid's features, equipment, photos, pricing, and warranty information.

• Use the available instant-price option to review the vehicle's current pricing.

• Check the individual vehicle listing and begin the availability process.

• Explore potential monthly figures based on whether you prefer to finance or lease.

Once you find the Civic Hybrid that feels right, you can continue with the purchase process and decide how much of the transaction you want to complete online.

When you are shopping for a Civic Hybrid, you have the option to finance or lease, and the right direction depends on what you want from your vehicle over the next few years. Financing can make sense when purchasing and eventual full ownership are your goals. Leasing can be appealing when you prefer a defined term and enjoy the idea of moving into another vehicle later.

You can start the financial side from home, then bring your questions to the team when you want personal guidance. If you are still comparing Civic Hybrid trims, credit prequalification can give you an early look at potential financing possibilities. 

If you already have a vehicle in mind, the finance application lets you provide your information online and begin the process from home.

If you would rather sit down with someone, the team can help you review financing or leasing options in person, talk through your payment possibilities, and assist with documentation and registration steps.