My first impression of this car is it looks boring but now it kinda grow on me. Definitely love the new interior design. Glad that more Japanese manufacturers follow Mazda's simple and sleek interior
@@yesmikedanger you really do read all the comments lol I was afraid of that. Nothing personal. You seem to be personal enough. Mike I think sometimes we as people get used to certain personalities over a few years of watching a channel, and I guess I’m resistant to some format and people changes. Everyone’s talents are different, and I think Micah is extremely well suited to this. Lynn has grown on me but I still prefer Micah. Now a another new person comes along and I’m trying to open my arms to it but I need some time. My partner is black so I do love diversity. Keep doing your thing man and I know you’ll be successful at whatever you do. I wanted to me a man and support my comment even if it’s not well received. I hope I’m still welcomed to watch the channel. I’m still happy to support you all. Thanks for reading. Kody~ Miami, Fl
I’m surprised by how big these compact cars are getting. I wonder if the massive size of the midsize segment is a factor in why people aren’t buying them as much anymore.
Americans are getting fatter, so vehicles have to grow to fit them. Its like a woman's small t-shirt would be a large by 1950s American or even modern East-Asian standards.
Likely not, considering everyone is going after SUVs these days. Most consumers want size. Of course there’s the minority of us who still want their compact cars to be compact, though.
Funny how even generation Honda Civics always have a bit more zazz than odd generation Civics. The 8th gen was spacey and cool, the 9th was a snoozefest, the 10th was back to edgy and youthful and it looks like the 11th is trying to be the accountant blending into commuter traffic.
@@kenhoward3512 It may surprise you but when the tenth generation Civic came out it was on the top five lists of favorite cars purchased by the uber wealthy. And we’re not talking about the typical doofus who just made his first $100k trading crypto, I’m talking about the truly wealthy, people who don’t need to advertise they have wealth. That’s right, a Honda Civic. Turning it into an Audi wannabe isn’t going to change those peoples’ opinions.
Seeing the lines in this light make it look pretty badass. It’s the perfect size and has classic Honda proportions. 10th gen owner but looking forward to the hatch too
@@yesmikedanger Hey Mike, if you dont mind me asking, what Air Jordan 1 Low edition are those kicks? They look epic! love the red front on shoe and blue front on the other!
Wow this thing is like a full size luxury sedan compared to my old 2003 Civic. Everything just keeps getting bigger, I wish they'd keep a few models more compact for people who just want a reliable commuter.
Unfortunately people weren’t buying them in large enough numbers. RIP Honda Fit. There are a ton on the road here in the PNW but maybe not elsewhere in North America.
Well, I like it... I have a 9th Gen Civic and I like this new one. The Interior is very upscale and the exterior is very mature and elegant. It would be a perfect daily driver, with style and comfort. If you want more grip from the tires when cornering, just get better tires. I know very well that factory tires are not precisely the best ones.
Two weeks ago I was in a fence between this in EX trim and 2021 Sonata SEL because they basically in the same MSRP. The Sonata won and it is in my garage now. Let me explain why below. The advantages of the Sonata: * Rides better (I think the weight contributes also) and quieter with the double glass at the front row. * I felt that the 2.5 L engine in the Sonata has more power with instant torque than the Civic turbo. * Believe it or not it has flat cornering that I think better than the Civic EX. The Civic suspension is just too soft for my taste. * 100,000 miles warranty. * Bluelink is free for 3 long years. * Lot more space both in the interior and the trunk. * The lane-keeping assist feels more human-like. * Driver lumbar support. * It actually feels and looks sportier than the Civic. * 6-way power driver adjustment seats. The advantages of the 2022 Civic EX: * Better sound system. Sonata's sound system is nowhere near bad but the Civic EX sound system is just fantastic. * Better fuel economy > 3 more MPG * Sunroof * Additional USB charge port. The features and safety technologies are actually similar on these vehicles. If you are looking at this, I urge you to also look at the Hyundai Sonata.
I want to be so excited about this. As a Honda owner and someone who's appreciated their quality and reliability for years I have some feelings about those inconsistent panel gaps. At many angles it looks like the panel don't fit either closely enough or fit consistently. There's something about it that reminds me of looking at Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep products and feeling sorry for the folks who spent actual money on those. My love for any car manufacturer is always tempered by the fact that they're machines and can be duds or heroes with any redesign, even from a great company.
the grill was sportier, but i didn't like the way it looked. it only looked good if you got the Sport, but this new Civic looks better to me. not sure how i feel about the infotainment screen, i don't like screens that looks like it was tacked on at the last minute. the 2020 Civic had a better looking cabin, and the screen was down.
Finally looks like a bunch of kids didn't design it. Looks better inside and out than the previous generation except for the rear which I see last gen Hyundai sonata
So it’s somewhat fun if you’re not too tall and you go for the engine with the upper trims. I’m not a fan of that exterior design but the inside cabin looks great. I think I’ll hold onto my current Honda Civic a few more years.
I just got an EX and love it! I thought it was an Accord from a distance, interior is great, power is good for the size of the car and the low center of gravity helps it handle really well. There is a little tire noise but that may be more due to the Firestone tires on mine than anything. Overall it feels like a steal for what all you get on the EX for 25K.
Man this is a great looking car. Honda needs to do similar with their PHEVs and SUVs next and they’ll be way more compelling too. I would totally drive a civic as a daily and this is coming from someone who drives a 3 Seriesz
It is a bit bland with its exterior styling, however, the interior looks quite nice. A Swiffer duster will easily take care of the honeycomb trim strip.
Can’t believe my 1 month old civic damage the window pillar from sun beam they said it won’t covered 1 month and the plastic pillar is so generic last Honda for me
The new Civic looks GREAT! And the dash trim "flourish" also looks great and really should be a cinch to clean. Should be a very enjoyable, super reliable daily-driving partner. The Si is where it'll be at, though!
@@Mrtellitlikeitis Yeah, I don't understand how that can be construed as a selling point. Can that metal mesh be removed, so you can wash it and clean behind it?
Honda, build me a stealthy "SLEEPER" "R" version on that sedan model... NO WING, NO FATTY WHEEL FLARES, NO COW CATCHER SPOILER.. no blacked out 20" ghetto wheels.. Just give me that 380HP engine, DCT 8 speed, suspension upgrades, and a cutout switch to open the exhaust.. like the 2022 Hyundai Elantra N version.
Every reviewer makes a big deal about cleaning the honeycomb interior element. I swear they all get handed a script. Just get a good interior detail brush and take an extra minute out of your busy lives and gently dust it. IT'S THAT EASY! Amazing I know....
BUYER BEWARE As the original owner of a 2008 Honda Civic that was never involved in any collisions and meticulously had car serviced for all routine maintenance at Honda dealership where I purchased car, I will never buy Honda again. According to Honda, I paid over $9,000 over the years for routine maintenance. At 117,000 miles, the engine block cracked and antifreeze leaked out. Engine block crack is a known defect in Honda Civics like mine and warranty was extended to 10 years from purchase date. Honda Dealership service quoted me $8,000 to repair Honda’s engine defect. I expected a Honda Civic to last longer than 117k miles but the car is essentially totaled. 10 year extended warranty expires around the time the engine block cracks. How convenient for Honda. Honda should have issued a recall for the known defect in their engines but instead, decided to screw over the vehicle owners. As a loyal Honda customer, American Honda Corporation offered me a $250 Honda credit which I declined. In my opinion and based on my experience, Honda is JUNK.
Honestly, a big guy has to compromise if he is sitting in front. I have never seen front passenger seat pushed that back unless the big guy is trying to sleep. Wake up big guy, you wanna make the driver sleep, its contagious.
10th looks better That honeycomb does look nice, but he's, a pain to clean Why tactile buttons? The only people I've heard complain are people 40+. The face lift of the 10th in 2019 was actually worse, and the addition of the volume button actually made it look older. The floating tablet is annoying again, makes it look dated compared to the 10th. It looks like it'll be more of a distraction since it isn't integrated in. Not a fan of the cluster behind the wheel, it's not horrible obviously, but I can see it being "too much" for older people. Again, the look and layout of the 10th look better. Not a fan of the cupholders. You have to reach over the "shift." There's quite a few other things that make it a no, but overall, the 10th is better in everyway.
I’m getting a 2.0 Accord Sport next year but this new civic might change my mind because the older I get, the more I’m strongly considering gas savers over performance 😂
Fun fact, for the states the civic is a cheap car, but for south america, you might as well buy a mercedes... don't know why, but civics are by no means an economy car.
I only disagree with the reviewer on one point, style. I DON'T want a car that looks like it was designed by an angry 15 year old who's buzzing on Red Bull, I want a more mature look and for a very good reason. I don't have a lot of money and I really appreciate that I can buy a car that doesn't look " cheap ". Honda isn't penalizing me because I haven't got 40 grand to just blow on a car like everyone else. Thank you Honda for fixing it so that people on limited incomes DON'T have to look like limited income people in a Civic.
Waited on this car but ultimately picked the Hyundai Elantra. >28k to get rear cross traffic alert is ridiculous and I'm not convinced the 1.5L oil dilution issues are solved for cold climates.
Really deciding on whether to get the 2L engine or the 1.5L turbo engine. Do you really feel the power difference? Is the fuel saving significant? And most importantly, is the 1.5 turbo less reliant? I'm mainly gonna use this car to commute. Thanks for answering!
If you are not going to need that huge power, NA is probably nice and good choice...Turbo in other hand is more powerful and more fun to drive but you have to pay a little bit more attention on the long term maintenance
I get why the sedan purists are upset that SUVs are replacing so many sedans, but when I see reviews like this, I just can't fail to get why it's happening. I already understood the higher ride and larger road presence, but just watching anyone stoop down into a sedan is enough to put me off the idea. And it's even worse when you compare the head room. The Civic may be decently roomy for a sedan, but I'm so used to all the headroom in my own vehicle, not being able to find a comfortable driving position without a hand length's worth of space between the roof and the top of my head feels cramped. Plus, why would I want to lose all that cargo space? And I live where it snows and rains. Even a front-wheel-drive SUV is better than an all-wheel-drive sedan in heavy snow and rain because of the extra ground clearance and weight. I would have to be left with no other choice to go back to a sedan. Even a nice one like the Civic.
A few years ago, I used to despise Honda and Toyota for getting out of control with their whacky designs on mediocre cars so I bought a Jetta instead. And now every car is copying Jetta's design.
"The ride is great for a cheap car" - says the helicopter owner. I also think it's safe to say we are unlikely to ever see a 6'4" rear seat passenger sitting behind a 6'4" driver in a Honda Civic.
Wish the ugly tablet type thing would fold away into the dash when not in use, it seems Honda have copied every other manufacturer with this, also do the front door panels move when the windows are wound up and down?
One of my dreams is to own a Honda Civic, whenever I see one I pray to ask God to bless and empower me to succeed enough to get one someday. 🚀✍🏽 Amen🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
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Damn, the embargo is hitting my subscriptions list like a tech product lmao
Welcome to the Honda Accord Mini, with a dash of Audi A3 from an angle at the back.
Miss those small civics 😞
A dash of an Audi R8 in the front too, especially with those running lights.
@@Xemnas103 I see Civic EG in the front with maybe the 9th gen Accord coupe front as well.
Huge dash of old VW Jetta at the back. No A3 seen.
It's bigger than Honda accords from 15 years ago
My first impression of this car is it looks boring but now it kinda grow on me. Definitely love the new interior design. Glad that more Japanese manufacturers follow Mazda's simple and sleek interior
Mike and Lyn are amazing additions to the staff. I just love the this team. You’re all so personable and relatable.
Don't forget Mike Danger, he's the sauce!
@@kencoleman8929 he said mike. Not sure about the sauce though.
Spicy sauce 🥵
@@yesmikedanger you really do read all the comments lol I was afraid of that. Nothing personal. You seem to be personal enough. Mike I think sometimes we as people get used to certain personalities over a few years of watching a channel, and I guess I’m resistant to some format and people changes. Everyone’s talents are different, and I think Micah is extremely well suited to this. Lynn has grown on me but I still prefer Micah. Now a another new person comes along and I’m trying to open my arms to it but I need some time. My partner is black so I do love diversity. Keep doing your thing man and I know you’ll be successful at whatever you do. I wanted to me a man and support my comment even if it’s not well received. I hope I’m still welcomed to watch the channel. I’m still happy to support you all. Thanks for reading. Kody~ Miami, Fl
@@2004cyrus very well received, and a big thanks for watching Kody! Hopefully i can grow on ya. 🤝
I’m surprised by how big these compact cars are getting. I wonder if the massive size of the midsize segment is a factor in why people aren’t buying them as much anymore.
Americans are getting fatter, so vehicles have to grow to fit them. Its like a woman's small t-shirt would be a large by 1950s American or even modern East-Asian standards.
@@BoopSnoot lmao
Yeah ikr! This would be like a midsize car back in the day!
Likely not, considering everyone is going after SUVs these days. Most consumers want size. Of course there’s the minority of us who still want their compact cars to be compact, though.
The Corolla is pretty true to it's compact size. The civic has been bigger than compact for a while now.
The move to a more premium look and the "clickiness" of the knobs remind me of what Mazda has been doing with their lineup since 2014.
Funny how even generation Honda Civics always have a bit more zazz than odd generation Civics. The 8th gen was spacey and cool, the 9th was a snoozefest, the 10th was back to edgy and youthful and it looks like the 11th is trying to be the accountant blending into commuter traffic.
- looking more VW- or Audi-like, the design seems aimed at the people who usually... have money.
@@kenhoward3512
It may surprise you but when the tenth generation Civic came out it was on the top five lists of favorite cars purchased by the uber wealthy. And we’re not talking about the typical doofus who just made his first $100k trading crypto, I’m talking about the truly wealthy, people who don’t need to advertise they have wealth. That’s right, a Honda Civic. Turning it into an Audi wannabe isn’t going to change those peoples’ opinions.
Mike Danger’s shins pressed up against the dashboard. “yea it’s ok for a big guy”
That looks upscale in comparison to it's previous generation.
Nope. It's now a Hyundai lmao. Downgrade for sure lmao
@@imtheonehero9305 Most people like it, and that’s your opinion . It’s ok to have one but don’t think it’s a fact.
@@imtheonehero9305 I’ve been in both, the interior of the new one feels a lot less cheap than the 10th-Gen Civic.
Seeing the lines in this light make it look pretty badass. It’s the perfect size and has classic Honda proportions. 10th gen owner but looking forward to the hatch too
Anybody else noticed Mike's awesome shoes when he stepped in to the driver seat? 🙋♂️
😉
@@yesmikedanger Hey Mike, if you dont mind me asking, what Air Jordan 1 Low edition are those kicks? They look epic! love the red front on shoe and blue front on the other!
@@ramenandgyoza702 hey Ray! Those are the “Jordan 1 High OG Top 3” (…that’s seriously the real name 😅) one of the coolest shoes!
@@yesmikedanger nice! Im gona go hunting for those kicks! Thank you!
@@ramenandgyoza702 yeah man! Happy Hunting! Hope you can snag a good deal 🙌🏾
Wow this thing is like a full size luxury sedan compared to my old 2003 Civic. Everything just keeps getting bigger, I wish they'd keep a few models more compact for people who just want a reliable commuter.
Unfortunately people weren’t buying them in large enough numbers. RIP Honda Fit. There are a ton on the road here in the PNW but maybe not elsewhere in North America.
Too bad we don't get the Honda City sedan like Mexico has.
The Mazda 3 is great I own one and it doesn't get bigger over the generation
people are fat over here, everybody eats donuts and McDonald's junk food.
so you gotta big enough and wide enough.
Well, I like it... I have a 9th Gen Civic and I like this new one. The Interior is very upscale and the exterior is very mature and elegant. It would be a perfect daily driver, with style and comfort.
If you want more grip from the tires when cornering, just get better tires. I know very well that factory tires are not precisely the best ones.
Two weeks ago I was in a fence between this in EX trim and 2021 Sonata SEL because they basically in the same MSRP. The Sonata won and it is in my garage now. Let me explain why below.
The advantages of the Sonata:
* Rides better (I think the weight contributes also) and quieter with the double glass at the front row.
* I felt that the 2.5 L engine in the Sonata has more power with instant torque than the Civic turbo.
* Believe it or not it has flat cornering that I think better than the Civic EX. The Civic suspension is just too soft for my taste.
* 100,000 miles warranty.
* Bluelink is free for 3 long years.
* Lot more space both in the interior and the trunk.
* The lane-keeping assist feels more human-like.
* Driver lumbar support.
* It actually feels and looks sportier than the Civic.
* 6-way power driver adjustment seats.
The advantages of the 2022 Civic EX:
* Better sound system. Sonata's sound system is nowhere near bad but the Civic EX sound system is just fantastic.
* Better fuel economy > 3 more MPG
* Sunroof
* Additional USB charge port.
The features and safety technologies are actually similar on these vehicles. If you are looking at this, I urge you to also look at the Hyundai Sonata.
I just got mine Saturday! Loving it so far ❤️ I’m a first time buyer
Come on Bryan. Video or it didn't happen 😜
Congrats man👍
Congrats! I am still waiting for my honda touring . It arrives in 2 weeks 😅
I want to be so excited about this. As a Honda owner and someone who's appreciated their quality and reliability for years I have some feelings about those inconsistent panel gaps. At many angles it looks like the panel don't fit either closely enough or fit consistently. There's something about it that reminds me of looking at Dodge/Chrysler/Jeep products and feeling sorry for the folks who spent actual money on those. My love for any car manufacturer is always tempered by the fact that they're machines and can be duds or heroes with any redesign, even from a great company.
Somehow, i like the previous generation better. This one looks like 'sporty introverted'
I agree with you. I think that bulbous forehead doesn't look very smooth and made the car look dorky.
me too but the 11th aint bad it looks better in person tho
@@willmitchell3428 Indeed, just saw one in person. It's better.
the grill was sportier, but i didn't like the way it looked.
it only looked good if you got the Sport, but this new Civic looks
better to me. not sure how i feel about the infotainment screen,
i don't like screens that looks like it was tacked on at the last minute.
the 2020 Civic had a better looking cabin, and the screen was down.
Really liking the practicality bits with Mike, and showing the sorta “extreme” end of space in cars.
Showing the “LARGER” perspective 😉
I'd be interested in an awd, 5 door hatch if one were ever offered (like the Mazda3). It seems a bit bigger than the Mazda, which I like.
Finally looks like a bunch of kids didn't design it. Looks better inside and out than the previous generation except for the rear which I see last gen Hyundai sonata
I’m 6’ 3” and I can sit behind myself in a Fit.
So it’s somewhat fun if you’re not too tall and you go for the engine with the upper trims. I’m not a fan of that exterior design but the inside cabin looks great. I think I’ll hold onto my current Honda Civic a few more years.
Major Respect for the Starion/Conquest Turbo t-shirt Michah!! I owned a 1984..... That was quirky car, and fun!
Mike becoming a part time reviewer? I can get jiggy with that
Feels artificial and forced like everything else as of late. But he seems fine. Just not as commanding and engaging as Micah.
Me too!
First time jitters 🥴
I just got an EX and love it! I thought it was an Accord from a distance, interior is great, power is good for the size of the car and the low center of gravity helps it handle really well. There is a little tire noise but that may be more due to the Firestone tires on mine than anything. Overall it feels like a steal for what all you get on the EX for 25K.
Nice review but you didn’t even mention what color it is.. What color exterior is this ? Looks very nice
Man this is a great looking car. Honda needs to do similar with their PHEVs and SUVs next and they’ll be way more compelling too. I would totally drive a civic as a daily and this is coming from someone who drives a 3 Seriesz
Looking good Mike Danger.. & love your kicks too! 😮😂
Well thank ya! 😉
I’m a little underwhelmed. It’s just so bland, and the interior honeycomb effect is going to be so annoying to keep dust free.
Probably the bland color he is driving has something to do with it
It is a bit bland with its exterior styling, however, the interior looks quite nice. A Swiffer duster will easily take care of the honeycomb trim strip.
Nothing you cant clean with a hand vacuum machine and a small soft brush.
@@BinaryReplicant same
Dust is just part of life. Micro fiber is the owners best friends
Great review as usual. Thorough and entertaining…
Mini Accord. You guys decide if that's a good thing or not. To each their own.
It is not. Now the cheapest car is above 15k with lots of electronics to break. Neither is good for the wallet.
Its great. Nobody complains if the trucks are now hitting beyond 80 K. I dig the new Civic. Honda is what everyone is gunning for.
Nice review, like the humor, and the spot with the 6'4" video guy
Mike Danger ⚠️ great job
Thanks Jeff!
What a zippy, zazzy, spunky and great review. Can’t wait for the Si, and Type R review.
I kinda like that Mike Danger dude for reviews.
Well he kinda likes that you like that. 😊
Always fun to see Mike in front of the Camera!
Well thank ya! Just happy to be there!
CVT - no, thank you!
Mazda 3 is gold!
Cannot beat the Mazda 3 in this segment.
You can always get the 6-Speed Manual Hatchback
With Honda you get a CVT, with Mazda you get a torsion beam. The perfect compact car does not exist!
@@tylersmith4265 Torsion beam but its so perfectly tuned that you don't even notice
@@ernieverse9124 Not yet for this is gen
He got the top 3s on some fire heat 🔥🤘🏻
Awesome video Micah!😸
Can’t believe my 1 month old civic damage the window pillar from sun beam they said it won’t covered 1 month and the plastic pillar is so generic last Honda for me
Seeing Muzio & Danger tag team a review is like seeing The Dudley Boyz cause damage inside the ring👍🏼Great review guys!
Good lookin out J! Fist bump 🤜🏾
I wanna know why they took out the blind spot detection camera that would be in the side mirror
The new Civic looks GREAT! And the dash trim "flourish" also looks great and really should be a cinch to clean. Should be a very enjoyable, super reliable daily-driving partner. The Si is where it'll be at, though!
Clean that honeycomb. Another honda blunder
@@Mrtellitlikeitis Yeah, I don't understand how that can be construed as a selling point. Can that metal mesh be removed, so you can wash it and clean behind it?
I’m going to watch this video 10 years from now looking at the new generation civic feeling old
Honda, build me a stealthy "SLEEPER" "R" version on that sedan model... NO WING, NO FATTY WHEEL FLARES, NO COW CATCHER SPOILER.. no blacked out 20" ghetto wheels.. Just give me that 380HP engine, DCT 8 speed, suspension upgrades, and a cutout switch to open the exhaust.. like the 2022 Hyundai Elantra N version.
Every reviewer makes a big deal about cleaning the honeycomb interior element. I swear they all get handed a script. Just get a good interior detail brush and take an extra minute out of your busy lives and gently dust it. IT'S THAT EASY! Amazing I know....
You can’t prove that unless you do it by yourself and show
No reason to do something that didn't need doing. I need to charge my electric toothbrush every 10 days it takes an hour still a pain.
Mr Danger's kicks on fire!
Thanks Craig! Tryna bring the HEAT!!! 🥵
BUYER BEWARE As the original owner of a 2008 Honda Civic that was never involved in any collisions and meticulously had car serviced for all routine maintenance at Honda dealership where I purchased car, I will never buy Honda again. According to Honda, I paid over $9,000 over the years for routine maintenance. At 117,000 miles, the engine block cracked and antifreeze leaked out. Engine block crack is a known defect in Honda Civics like mine and warranty was extended to 10 years from purchase date. Honda Dealership service quoted me $8,000 to repair Honda’s engine defect. I expected a Honda Civic to last longer than 117k miles but the car is essentially totaled. 10 year extended warranty expires around the time the engine block cracks. How convenient for Honda. Honda should have issued a recall for the known defect in their engines but instead, decided to screw over the vehicle owners. As a loyal Honda customer, American Honda Corporation offered me a $250 Honda credit which I declined. In my opinion and based on my experience, Honda is JUNK.
Honestly, a big guy has to compromise if he is sitting in front. I have never seen front passenger seat pushed that back unless the big guy is trying to sleep. Wake up big guy, you wanna make the driver sleep, its contagious.
I feel this video was shot at Irvine, CA or somewhere else at Orange County.
Definitely Irvine
Irvine without a doubt
I love Micah’s reviews. 💪🏼 But I also love Lynn’s. 👏 And now we get this Mike Danger guy......I live for danger!!! 😉🙃
And Danger lives for Me!!! I mean You!!! I mean you know what I mean!!!
What’s the chances you have 3 to 4 6’4 guys in a Civic?
So would you get this over the Corolla, the Forte or the Elantra? Ultimate question!
My answer is, "Yes" btw.
He complains about the transmission, but does not attempt to play with the Shift Paddles on the steering wheel. Didn’t he notice them?
It's the Accord, but Honda decided to call it the "Civic 2022 model".
I can get jiggy with premium and mature, but that honey-comb trim is no bueno.
With this gen civic finally reach accord-size, honda needs a new car to fill the old civic sedan model size
I can think of something that would fit right in.
Honda Fit
To quote RegularCars: “The Honda Fit IS what the Civic WAS”
Honda city
9th gen civic is same size as the new gen city now
10th looks better
That honeycomb does look nice, but he's, a pain to clean
Why tactile buttons? The only people I've heard complain are people 40+. The face lift of the 10th in 2019 was actually worse, and the addition of the volume button actually made it look older.
The floating tablet is annoying again, makes it look dated compared to the 10th. It looks like it'll be more of a distraction since it isn't integrated in.
Not a fan of the cluster behind the wheel, it's not horrible obviously, but I can see it being "too much" for older people. Again, the look and layout of the 10th look better.
Not a fan of the cupholders. You have to reach over the "shift."
There's quite a few other things that make it a no, but overall, the 10th is better in everyway.
I’m getting a 2.0 Accord Sport next year but this new civic might change my mind because the older I get, the more I’m strongly considering gas savers over performance 😂
I have the 2.0 Accord Sport, in manual, and I really like it. The power is that right amount of "I can do what I want when I need to"
Same. I’ve had a lot of performance cars and now i’m ready for something fuel efficient.
@@LeftCoastDrones yeah I test drove one and it was perfect for me
Maybe the accord hybrid?
I love this grill on the 11th gen.
Now you just need to meet the Throttle House guys and be the perfect trifecta.
Fun fact, for the states the civic is a cheap car, but for south america, you might as well buy a mercedes... don't know why, but civics are by no means an economy car.
That's a best looking car of this decade srsly
Lets see more Mike Danger in front of the camera!!
Yeah! Less Micah.... Less and less and less.... What?
@@martinmackye9865 what?
Ok bet!
love the guitar, well done
I only disagree with the reviewer on one point, style. I DON'T want a car that looks like it was designed by an angry 15 year old who's buzzing on Red Bull, I want a more mature look and for a very good reason. I don't have a lot of money and I really appreciate that I can buy a car that doesn't look " cheap ". Honda isn't penalizing me because I haven't got 40 grand to just blow on a car like everyone else. Thank you Honda for fixing it so that people on limited incomes DON'T have to look like limited income people in a Civic.
It went from standout to blend in as far as the design goes.
Waited on this car but ultimately picked the Hyundai Elantra. >28k to get rear cross traffic alert is ridiculous and I'm not convinced the 1.5L oil dilution issues are solved for cold climates.
Imma buy one after the $AMC squeeze 🚀
Jiggy with the front seat zazz depo? What’s going on here!!?
Nice review. Thanks. Considering a Civic or an Insight to get in a few weeks. Same platform.
I wish there was a way to hide the "obtrusive tablet" into the dashboard and pop it up when needed.
2022 Civic videos go BRRRRRRRRR...
09’ civic coupe is the best version hands down of all civics.
I just took delivery of a 22 Civic touring model and can tell you this is the best Civic ever....by far.
Wow I like the look of it a lot. Interested in what the Type R will offer
Is it me or does the new civic look like the Scion tC with the face lift?
Really deciding on whether to get the 2L engine or the 1.5L turbo engine. Do you really feel the power difference? Is the fuel saving significant? And most importantly, is the 1.5 turbo less reliant? I'm mainly gonna use this car to commute.
Thanks for answering!
If you are not going to need that huge power, NA is probably nice and good choice...Turbo in other hand is more powerful and more fun to drive but you have to pay a little bit more attention on the long term maintenance
While the turbos can have carbon buildup issues, if you make sure to drive it at highway speeds on a routine basis, it shouldn’t be a problem.
Side note, love the ending song in this video
I would rather have touch screen. The buttons will eventually wear out.
I get why the sedan purists are upset that SUVs are replacing so many sedans, but when I see reviews like this, I just can't fail to get why it's happening. I already understood the higher ride and larger road presence, but just watching anyone stoop down into a sedan is enough to put me off the idea. And it's even worse when you compare the head room. The Civic may be decently roomy for a sedan, but I'm so used to all the headroom in my own vehicle, not being able to find a comfortable driving position without a hand length's worth of space between the roof and the top of my head feels cramped. Plus, why would I want to lose all that cargo space? And I live where it snows and rains. Even a front-wheel-drive SUV is better than an all-wheel-drive sedan in heavy snow and rain because of the extra ground clearance and weight. I would have to be left with no other choice to go back to a sedan. Even a nice one like the Civic.
mini accord but Honda lacks in the warranty area at only 3 years
I agree Nissan has a lifetime warranty and Hyundai has a 10 year warranty!
A few years ago, I used to despise Honda and Toyota for getting out of control with their whacky designs on mediocre cars so I bought a Jetta instead. And now every car is copying Jetta's design.
I agree
"The ride is great for a cheap car" - says the helicopter owner. I also think it's safe to say we are unlikely to ever see a 6'4" rear seat passenger sitting behind a 6'4" driver in a Honda Civic.
The fact that he technically fits sitting behind himself says a lot about the backseat
"Big guy behind a big guy" ayooooo lmao
Damn, if I wanted a boring car this would probably be the one to get!
Is that a Chrysler Conquest Turbo shirt? I still want that car.
Wish the ugly tablet type thing would fold away into the dash when not in use, it seems Honda have copied every other manufacturer with this, also do the front door panels move when the windows are wound up and down?
New wheels and maybe exhaust and this car is golden 👍🏽
So the car shortage is going to end soon?
Huge improvement
It definitely looks good in silver.
One of my dreams is to own a Honda Civic, whenever I see one I pray to ask God to bless and empower me to succeed enough to get one someday. 🚀✍🏽 Amen🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
good luck
Starting to look like the Accord, should have stayed with the sporty look😁🇨🇦
The new interior looks great.
The exterior? I dunno... I like it but I don't love it. I think I still prefer the 2016-2021
What about the road noise?
Baby Accord, you may mistake it on the road. For me the styling is a bit muted for this generation.
The design team is members are all interns.
Tell him to work out or to work
Great work guys. I hope you get to test drive a bugatti.
Yes yes PLEASE put it out in the universe!
No lumbar support? In 2021 who at the design and function office signs off on no lumbar support?
MIKE DANGER NEEDS TO DO CAR REVIEWS TOO 😆