Below is a list of the most commonly asked Honda Civic questions and the staff here at Vern Eide Honda in Sioux Falls was more than happy to answer them.
Yes, there will be a 2021 Honda Civic Sedan. In fact, the 2021 Civic made its debut in October of 2020. Click here to view new Civic Sedan inventory.
The 2021 Honda Civic Sedan is carrying forward its design elements and features from the previous model year. Click here to learn more about the 2021 Honda Civic Sedan.
No, the 2021 Honda Civic Sedan Sport comes standard equipped with an in-line 4-cylinder engine mated to a continuously variable transmission (CVT) with paddle shifters.
How much you pay for a 2021 Honda Civic Sedan will depend on the trim level you choose. Refer to the list below for 2021 Civic Sedan prices:
The 2021 Honda Civic Sedan Sport produces 158 horsepower and 138 lb-ft of torque.
The Honda Civic Sedan Touring package is the highest Civic trim level and the 2021 model year includes the following feature set:
The Honda Civic Sedan is spacious for a compact car. It features 97.8 cubic feet of passenger volume (LX and Sport), 15.1 cubic feet of trunk space (LX, Sport, EX), 42.3 inches of front legroom, and 37.4 inches of rear seating.
Depending on the trim level, yes, the Honda Civic Sedan comes with a leather interior. While the Civic Sedan Sport is outfitted with a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, EX-L trims and above feature the aforementioned leather-wrapped elements as well as leather-trimmed seating.
While the Civic Type R is equipped with a 16-valve DOHC VTEC turbocharger, the Civic Sedan LX and Sport feature a 16-valve DOHC i-VTEC® 4-cylinder engine.
The Honda Civic Sedan colors include Crystal Black Pearl, Cosmic Blue Metallic, Aegean Blue Metallic, Rallye Red, Modern Steel Metallic, Lunar Silver Metallic, Platinum White Pearl, and Molten Lava Pearl.
The Honda Civic Sedan is just over 15 feet long or 182.7 inches (to be exact).
The Honda Civic Sedan exterior dimensions (LX trim) are as follows:
The Honda Civic Sedan interior dimensions (LX trim) are as follows:
While the 2021 Honda Civic is bigger than the 2021 Toyota Corolla when it comes to width and length, the Corolla is slightly taller than the Civic Sedan.
The cheapest Honda Civic model is the 2021 Civic LX at $21,250 MSRP*.
No, the 2021 Honda Civic Sedan does not have a blind spot monitor; however, EX trims and above come with Honda LaneWatch™, a feature that displays live video from a small camera on the passenger side mirror when you signal right.
The price of a new Honda Civic Hatchback will depend on which trim level you want to buy. Refer to the list below for 2021 Civic Hatchback prices:
Whether or not a vehicle is fast is somewhat subjective; however, Car and Driver, Kelley Blue Book, and U.S. News & World Report have all praised the performance of the 2021 Civic Hatchback and its 174-horsepower 1.5L turbocharged engine. Click here to browse new Civic Hatchback inventory.
Yes, the 2021 Honda Civic Hatchback has a sunroof on EX trims and above.
No, the Honda Civic Hatchback is not a sports car. Confusion over this classification may lie in the fact that the 2021 Civic Hatchback has both a Sport and Sport Touring trim level.
No, the Honda Civic Hatchback does not require premium fuel.
Yes, there will be a 2021 Civic Type R. In fact, Honda’s hot hatch was released in early September 2021. Click here to search current Civic Type R inventory.
The main difference between the 2020 and 2021 Honda Civic Type R is the introduction of this season’s Civic Type R Limited Edition trim level which features a model-exclusive Phoenix Yellow color with gloss-black paint accents, 20-inch BBS forged-aluminum wheels, Michelin® Pilot Sport Cup 2 Tires, specially tuned dampers, recalibrated steering, and a dark chrome Civic badge on the rear hatch.
The 2021 Honda Civic Type R boasts 306 horsepower and 295 lb-ft of torque.
The Civic Type R is fast. How fast? While Honda announced a top speed of 164 MPH, Motor1 reported the auto journalists at L’argus in France maxed out the hot hatch at a staggering 180 MPH!
No, the Civic Type R is not equipped with any Honda AWD system.
Yes, the Honda Civic Type R is turbocharged. The hot hatch is outfitted with a 2.0-liter VTEC® turbocharged and intercooled DOHC 4-cylinder engine with direct injection.
Unfortunately no, there will not be a 2021 Honda Civic Coupe. However, you can still find the Civic Coupe at Vern Eide Honda by clicking here.
While there has been no formal announcement that Honda will be discontinuing the Civic Coupe, we do know it won’t be returning for the 2021 model year.
Yes, the Honda Civic Coupe is a 2-door car.
The cost of a 2020 Honda Civic Coupe will depend on which trim level you choose. Refer to the list below for Civic Coupe prices.
The term “coupe” generally refers to a sporty 2-door car that features a sleek profile, sloping roof, functional front seats, and less space for rear seating.
No, the Honda Civic Coupe is not considered a sports car. While it has a sporty appearance, KBB.com reminds us: “The classic definition of a sports car is a small vehicle with two doors that is made for no other purpose than quick performance and masterful handling.”
No, the Honda Civic Coupe is not all-wheel drive. It comes standard equipped with front-wheel drive.
No, unfortunately, there isn’t a 2021 Honda Civic Si.
While Honda has pressed the pause button on production of the Civic Si, they are yet to officially announce if the Civic Si has been discontinued.
Both the Civic Si Sedan and Civic Si Coupe feature a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine capable of up to 205 horsepower and 192 lb-ft of torque.
The Si for a Honda Civic Si means Sport Injected or Sport Injection.
By the classic definition, no, the Honda Civic Si is not a sports car. Although it features a sleek design and impressive performance, it would not be considered in the same category as classic nameplates like Corvette and Mustang.
