The 2020 Honda Civic Sport Touring Is Sporty, Fun And Reliable For Under 30K 

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Thank you! Sounds like you made a great choice. Thank for taking the time to watch and leave a comment. 👍

Why? Kia Forte GT smokes this for less money. I like Hondas, but those ugly fake bumper vents have to go. They do that and get rid of the cvts or at least make them a option to a, say DCT I'll buy one. Until then, my next ride is a Kia or a Mazda 3.

David S imagine choosing KIA over Honda lmao. Honda is light years ahead of them in every category when speaking about cars. KIA makes their cars a bit faster and everyone ignores the fact they have more issues than Hyundai.

That's awesome! Congratulations on your purchase!

Thank you!

Lowkey this engine really makes about 220 - 240 HP, Honda detunes all these engines to last longer, if you flash the ECU which isn't hard to do you can hit 220 - 240 HP like the engine is capable of, you'll just be breaking your warranty though.

I just bought one last Friday absolutely love this car. the sound system is great, 12 speaker I think 480watt. the most comfortable vehicle I have had yet. this is my first honda.

mike Carroll yeah the newer Honda’s have great sound systems. I believe there’s a 480 watt systems and 542 watt system. I could be wrong, but I read that in an article.

Was rare and has been addressed.

Oil dilution will always be present with direct injection engines but Honda has fixed the issue for the 2020 lineup

Do you ask this question to all the civic hatchback vids??

@@younged510 I can't remember.

@@bklynrickel I think you have, and you still keep asking even though someone already answered your question about the oil dilution. Just stop watching 1.5 turbocharged civic reviews and watch others review about a different car instead, if your so worried...

I believe only 20 thousand civic has them and it's from 2016-2019 civic not of the refreshed 2020 ones has em'. I own the sport hatchback 2020 in sonic gray. I will tell you when it start having the issue if it does..

The problem only happens when you dont put the recommended fuel in it and drive short distances before warming up the engine properly. Particularly in cold weather

I haven't been able to find anything definitive but it looks like it should be available in Europe.

Yes.

I can’t decide which one either ugh

@@cpat1236 Depends on what you prefer IMO Sport Touring is better but that's because I enjoy the hatchback style which SI does not come in. Civic Si is a bit sportier and has more HP, but it's literally the same engine just tuned differently, something you can do yourself with Hondata Flash, you can make the Civic Sport Touring faster than the factory Si just by flashing the ECU but you'll be breaking warranty. The Sport Touring actually comes with a ton of stuff though, like heated seats for everyone, remote start, lane keep assist, adaptive cruise control, sunroof, blindspot camera for right side, a better audio system, and some other stuff. It's basically got a ton of comfort creatures but it costs more and out of factory performance is going to be not as good, but still really good for a commuter car IMO.

Si isnt worth it unless you cant afford the sport touring, especially since they come in manual now as well. Too many things you get with the sport touring that you miss out on in the si. The hatchback is 100% the way to go.

Look at my other 2020 Honda videos to see if you are right or not.

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My 2020 Honda Ridgeline does not have the right side camera or what is known as Honda Lane watch. Honda is phasing out lane watch in favor of blind spot monitoring.

@@AllAboutZombiesHD You're wrong too.

No sir, that is most certainly not true. Honda is discontinuing LaneWatch in favor of blind-spot monitoring. LaneWatch is a camera-based assist that projects a live feed of the vehicle's right-side blind spot on the car's infotainment screen. First introduced in 2012, the feature is still on six Honda models, including the new 2019 Insight hybrid.