The 2025 Honda Civic Sport Touring Is A Suave Hybrid Rival To The Toyota Prius 

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@@lefonceobscure True! I’ve owned 27 different cars/trucks and it’s great to learn about and drive something I haven’t owned, like the Civic.

Thank you! Some big shoes to fill 😅

@@MartyMotoring you did a great job!

True, but if the $38k Integra is not getting cooled seats and rear vents, they will certainly make sure that the Civic is not getting them.

32k isn’t that expensive for cool seats and rear vents, although Elantra does have cool seats but only on hybrid limited, and none of Elantra have rear vents.

No. It should not.

And massage seats

The Exact same car being sold in the United Kingdom has Panorama roof, rear seat vents and rear charge ports! The Canadians and Americans are getting hosed!

EXZACTLY.....

At nearly 200,000 Accords sold in the US last year, and the #1 selling hybrid, the Accord isnt going away any time soon.

@@DSRQ1don’t worry Camry hybrid has entered the chat at 28k starting price. Rip accord

@@MrOscar5690 Toyotas are good cars. Camry hybrid has been around since 2007, are you under the impression it's a new model?

Maybe in Canada. In the US, no chance.

Sure do. I love my model 3. 320 plus miles and cost me $9 for a full charge. Also less maintenance. And with all the incentives it only cost me $21k. I'm overjoyed😊

I think a lot of it has to do with the upfront cost, and the government incentives making electric much more appealing financially, especially if you have the ability to charge at home. I recently switched over to electric after shopping for hybrids for the last three months. For each hybrid I was looking at, the upfront cost was so much higher that it mitigated what I would have saved on gas, so I ended up going with an electric instead. Once dealers stop playing games and marking up hybrids I’m sure the sales increase even moreso.

I wouldn't get an EV. Hybrids are better, IMO.

​@@DRayL_ Hybrids are better💪🏾! We bought a 2024 Honda CRV Hybrid sport L. We instantly fell in love with the vehicle! We're currently getting 450 miles to a tank of fuel and you don't get EV range anxiety.

@@pigg20021 True! And for people like me, who lives in an apartment complex, I'd have to sit at a charging station every so often, for ~30 minutes while it charges. BTW, I do like the CRV Hybrid. It's a pretty good choice. 🙂 I'm hoping for them to someday include an HR-V Hybrid.

There are vents under the front seats, but yes, vents at the back of the armrest for rear passengers should be included.

I said this about the new Prius and I’ll say it here, too: How often do people actually sit in the back of a sedan? People are spec-sheet shopping instead of thinking about whether the features manufacturers selling are actually useful/worth the added costs.

@@user-ue6fp8rg2i mf you think i engineered the car?

Lol

This is top of the line plus the aim is more towards the Prius go look how much a Prius is going for

Especially since Camry now starts as all hybrid and a much bigger car

Camry maybe. But this has a much nicer and less drab interior than a comparably equipped Accord, which price wise is the ex.

@@DainLaguna The main reason being is if you have kids or rear passengers you're gunna want rear vents, especially in a hot climate. If the civic had rear vents I would pick a the lowest trim hybrid civic no brainer.

Poor choice.

I couldn't do a lower trim Accord with an ICE. If I was getting either, I'd want an XSE or Touring. I just can't get past the look of the Accord. Right now I'd take a Civc Touring over an Accord Touring.

But the Camry is now where near as attractive or as well built as the civic. You have to get a very expensive trim level to get a nice interior

$32K in general for a civic is wild.

@@naveenthemachine what😂 have you seen the SE camrys? They come in so many styles and for a good price. Them things come loaded.

33K with destination

@@naveenthemachinewell built? It’s a Camry lol

Imo all this needs is an LSD

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Thanks! 😅 I’m one of the editors and sometimes filmers, so it was different being in front of the camera on Redline!

They won’t respond. Toyota tried to respond with the 2020 corolla but it still lost badly to a 2016 civic. This won’t be different. The civic has ostensibly outclassed the next gen corolla while it’s being developed Toyota can redesign the corolla 500 times over and over and they would still fail miserably to compete with the civic in every way

@@naveenthemachinecut it out

Almost identical exterior / wheel base dimensions to the 2000 accord…

Ever had to replace the batteries?

Sofyan is a pro!

Nsx type s

Yeah I hope that trend goes away eventually...

@@ParanormalMetalManit’s gonna keep advancing😂 not going away.

Subaru Impreza.

That's disturbing to hear. Thanks for the insight.

I heard switching tires helps a lot. Also is it really that bad? It is suppose to be a cheaper economy car.

You should've waited til the mid-generation refresh since they're always improved by then.

I’m sure part shortages (yadda yadda) could have played into it. Recently traded it in for a much quieter ride lol.

@@jbarnes1108 What did you get, if you don't mind me asking?

I think Sofyan trademarked that phrase. 😁

It will be in June but trust me it will be costing way more you may think. The LX and sport for the gas versions are the way to go and for them getting rid of the EX trim might be their downfall but also the 1.5 litre turbo will be discontinued as well. We will see but if money is not a concern then one can go ahead and get the civic trim you want.

@@alvinsimba734 need the hybrid. Been waiting for Corolla for 1.5 years, still nothing. Civic prob $4-$5k more than Corolla awd?

@@13loodLust more like 10k more than Corolla. Corolla has a big waiting list because everyone wants it. What vehicle do you currently have?

My 25 Camry se is goated.

Won’t happen. The corolla is officially history. It ostensibly doesn’t exist anymore

@@naveenthemachinebuddy just got ahead and get rid of your 2020 Camry and help yourself to other brands. Civic is nice but if one is down to 4 trims only for Honda, it will be costly for the customers as they won’t be many options. For some people cost is a factor, so keep that in mind. Another note, you are better off not mentioning anything about Toyota ever again even though we know you got a 2020 Camry which you should get rid of with the way you speak of Toyota on every post

@@alvinsimba734 nice try. The 8th gen v6 Camry is peak Camry. Had I gotten a 4 cyl I’d have gotten something else instead of a Camry

@@naveenthemachine exactly, you got your Camry because you liked it. Feel free to go to other brands, that’s what people do. The peak for Camry was around 2010 to 2015 actually.

@@alvinsimba734 the Camry was the only car I’ve driven that’s been the most impressive. If Toyota did a poor job on the 8th gen v6 I wouldn’t have even considered it.

Bye, bye Accord.....

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@@MartyMotoring In that case this guy is constantly on trips. I like the all-you-can-eat Swedish buffets too. 😋

I like tasty 😋 apple and peach pies also, but I'm rotund like this fella.

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