Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  Sardine can - 2016 Honda Civic
  By Tom Cordano - December 25 - 4:06 am

  People must be small in Japan. U dont get in it. U get down into it. They even put a handle above the passenger doorway so people can pull them selves out. havent had it long enough to talk about mileage.

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  Sardine can - 2016 Honda Civic
  By Tom Cordano - December 25 - 4:06 am

  People must be small in Japan. U dont get in it. U get down into it. They even put a handle above the passenger doorway so people can pull them selves out. havent had it long enough to talk about mileage.

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  WOW what great HWY mileage - 2016 Honda Civic
  By Kenny G. - December 23 - 5:11 am

  Drove from Las Vegas to Lake Tahoe (450 miles one-way, mostly two lane highway) and got just over 45 MPG each way driving in Economy mode mostly at 72 MPH. When I needed to pass trucks, campers, etc. Id just switch the Econ mode off, make my pass utilizing the oomph of the turbo, and then put the Econ mode back on. Front seats are low but very comfortable. Trunk is cave-like. It took Honda forever to have auto -on headlights - they still lag behind with no universal garage door opener.

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  Amazing car! - 2016 Honda Civic
  By Cory - November 16 - 3:05 am

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  Love the 6 speed manual transmission - 2016 Honda Civic
  By HMM68 - October 18 - 9:26 pm

  Im 48 years old and this is the my favorite car I have ever owned. I get 41 mpg combined city and highway. The car is fun to drive. I have the LX, so I like that it is less technical than the other models. It has manual dials for volume and temperature controls and I havent had any problem with the Bluetooth.

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  2016 Civic, Will the test of time give it 5 stars - 2016 Honda Civic
  By Matt Kean - October 18 - 3:51 am

  After looking at a few makers of cars I chose the Civic. The three main reasons were, previous experience with Honda product, Honda service experience, and I liked the new model. The four star rating I gave it was because the fifth star is earned threw the test of time. If it does as well as my other Honda products, it will earn one more star. Update. Great gas mileage (35.2 combined). Quieter than previous Civic but still highway speeds a little loud. You seam to sit lower in the cockpit than previous model which is good for taller driver. My wife and I are shorter drivers so I wish both front seats could be adjusted higher. You can det used to it but it would be on my wishlist.

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  2016 Civic, Will the test of time give it 5 stars - 2016 Honda Civic
  By Matt Kean - October 18 - 3:51 am

  After looking at a few makers of cars I chose the Civic. The three main reasons were, previous experience with Honda product, Honda service experience, and I liked the new model. The four star rating I gave it was because the fifth star is earned threw the test of time. If it does as well as my other Honda products, it will earn one more star. Update. Great gas mileage (35.2 combined). Quieter than previous Civic but still highway speeds a little loud. You seam to sit lower in the cockpit than previous model which is good for taller driver. My wife and I are shorter drivers so I wish both front seats could be adjusted higher. You can det used to it but it would be on my wishlist.

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  Wind whistles - 2016 Honda Civic
  By LM - October 7 - 10:24 pm

  Im really irritated by the poor window/door seal on the drivers side. At 50+ mph you can hear the wind whistling, like the window is cracked a tiny bit. The dealer and Honda America say its just a characteristic of the vehicle, but my 2015 Civic doesnt do this, nor my 2007 Civic, nor my 2005 Civic, nor the 2002 Civic we had previously. Test drive at 50+ with the radio off and listen before you buy this car. I wish I had. There is no fix at this time. By the way, Im guessing at MPG below. I havent actually checked that.

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  Trumps luxury brands, even from Hondas own acura - 2016 Honda Civic
  By Pey - October 1 - 3:12 am

  You can get a great sound system with subwoofer (almost the same thing you get on ILX top ELS version), a powerful yet very efficient turbo engine that is both snappy and stingy on gas, great styling inside and outside, top tech including self steering that lets you take your hands off the steering wheel for a few good seconds even in a turn, adaptive cruise that takes the car to full stop and restart going in stop and go traffic. And apple and android car play that takes the entertainment system to another level. Cant find the same combination not in any luxury brand today.

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  I love my new Civic EX-T, but it can get better - 2016 Honda Civic
  By Chris McConnell - September 28 - 12:32 am

  The style both inside and outside of this car are great and a huge improvement. The engine is the best one in the segment and delivers impressive power for 1.5 L motor in an economy car. The CVT is also far less annoying than previous iterations of this device (Im a fan of a manual trans, but I deal with too much traffic to want to drive a stick in my everyday commuter). The car handles well and is fun to drive. It comes well equipped with a decent stereo, a decent infotainment system, heated seats, moonroof, etc. Forgive the run-on paragraph, this website wont accept carriage returns. There are some areas with room for improvement. The infotainment system needs a proper software update to simplify the menu structure, allow seamless handsfree sending of text messages. I tell it send a text to my wife that Ill be home in xx minutes, and it starts spewing back random numbers. Installing Android 7 in my S-7 did enable it to reply handsfree to a text after I receive one and the system has read it. No hardware needs to be modified, this is purely a code upgrade. The brakes offer good performance unless you head down a long steep hill behind pokey traffic. I managed to fade them pretty badly coming down Old Priests Grade. I now use low range on the CVT if descending such a long steep hill, especially behind traffic. Honda should fix these two issues right away as they are safety issues. I have three other suggestions for improvement that would be easy in a mid-cycle update of the 10th generation Civic: 1. Volume knob (clearly you know this as the new CR-V has one), 2. Add more padding to the seats, and extra $.58 of foam would help tremendously. At the front edge of the hood is a small narrow extension of the hood above the grill. This separate piece hurts the clean lines of the front of the car, just extend the hood and make it work (I could do it, I know you can too), The extra small features catch the nap of the wash mitt I use every time I clean my car and its annoying.