The Honda Civic Type R carries over into 2026 with no significant changes expected.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe Civic Type R goes into 2025 with only one difference, a price increase, which probably will not deter anyone from getting a 315-horsepower sporty model.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe Honda Civic rolls into 2021 with minimal changes, however the Si Coupe and Sedan are no longer available.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe 2019 Honda Civic is refreshed for the new year adding a new Sport trim for Sedan and Coupe models. Both feature a refreshed front fascia, an updated HondaLink infotainment system with easier to use controls and is offered in either the 2.0L naturally aspirated 4-cylinder or 1.5L turbo 4-cylinder engine. The 1.5L engine is no longer available with a 6-speed manual transmission. Honda Sensing is now standard across the entire lineup.
SelectBrowse ListingsThe biggest news for 2017 is the addition of a new body style in the civic lineup. Previously only available in coupe and sedan body styles, 2017 sees the reintroduction of the famed Civic hatchback. With a steeply raked roofline and rear hatch, the new body style looks extremely sporty and modern. Interior room us up for the hatchback with Honda claiming that it has best in class rear legroom, along with heaps of carrying capacity. A late-model-year addition of an all-new Type R brings a new level of performance aptitude to lineup.
SelectBrowse ListingsLaunching an all-new 10th generation version of their highly-popular Civic in coupe and sedan as well as a completely redesigned Pilot crossover vehicle for 2016, Honda is now preparing for a 2017 model lineup led by a retooled Ridgeline pickup truck. Special financing exists on a majority of Honda's 2016 vehicles. A 2016 Civic LX sedan with a continuously variable transmission is obtainable for a 36-month lease at $179 per month after a total $1,999 due at signing. The universally appealing 2016 Honda CR-V in two-wheel drive LX trim is featured in a special lease deal for $199 per month with $2,299 total due at signing. Boasting a low $149 per month for 36-month lease following a $2,199 due signing payment, the 2016 Honda Fit also presents a high-level of economy through thrifty fuel consumption. The Honda CR-V crossover utility vehicles, Honda Fit subcompact car, Honda Odyssey minivan and the Honda Accord sedan are available with 0.9 percent APR financing. The maximum financing period offered on the 2016 Odyssey and Fit is 36 months while the CR-V and Accord Sedan affords up to 60 months at the lowest rate.
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