I would be interested what's it like on the UK roads

I like the more restrained design direction. Interior looks classy too. Looks well worth considering.

I'm liking the new design direction from Honda!

Seems to be a really good car -consistently god reviews generally and no weak areas and good reliability likely -beats a Golf, A Class & Co.

Love it to bits! Will be my first brand new car.

Love it. Well done Honda. The CIVIC is the best in class.

Current 9th gen owner and I'm definitely going to be test driving one of these once they're on UK roads. Great review guys!

I've currently have a mk8 Golf R line..... like the look of this tho.... top of the list for my next car :)

That review is the best on ytube hands down , very good , cheers

I do like the fact that you get a good sized back windscreen without any silly things like a spoiler in the way or anything else to hamper your vision out the rear.

Looks so much better than the last version (which looked like an 8yr old designed it).

Just tried the new civic . I have a 10th gen civic and after driving the new car my order went in. So quiet, so smooth and so safe. Plus 60 mpg. My only criticism is it looks a little bland..

It seems, again, a great car...far away from many others with loads of marketing ads behind!

Great video . I didn’t realise there is a mode where engine directly drives the wheel as thought engine runs a generator which in turn dives the wheels via electric motors.

Title: 11th gen of the Honda Civic is hybrid only Me in the US: 👁👄👁

Nice review! Greetings from Holland

I've bought myself one. The roads where I live at the south end of the Iberian peninsula very quite widely too, with the car performing brilliantly. I drive longish distances - ~150mi return, so I'm rather looking forward to seeing how this performs. Around town, I got ~150mpg (2.1L/100km) in eco mode whilst on the test drive where I live.

Those seats look mad comfy.

I am itching to upgrade from my 2015 civic to this one. With post 2015 models Honda really messed up with Civic's exterior design. Now it has stripped off those confusing elements and look cleaner (a little too simplistic though). Honda should have found a way to include Battery pack without compromising boot space.. thats a little disappointing. But critics apart, there is no other car than a civic in my wildest dream, as in last 7 years and 80000 kms, I have never visited a workshop other than for regular services. Respect to Honda for making such solid machines!!

My US version arrives tomorrow. Gonna take it on a road tour.

At long range it looks just like any other of its class, a hatchback. But getting up close and personal, it looks improved and classy, not dissimilar to American breeds. And as it still relies on petrol as its main get up and go, should be cheaper than others with a stronger motive to go green and use only EV modes.

I like those efficient drivetrain options. Does this have Magic Seats?

Here in the USA we don’t even have the hybrid at the moment we have a 2.0 liter and a 1.5 liter turbocharged gas engines so it’s interesting to see you guys have only the hybrid engine

I really wish they brought the Si to the UK as a bridge between the base civic and the Type R. Just a slight boost in performance and bump up the quality of the interior, would be such a winner.

What sort of way is that to close the bonnet of a car. Do you want to put a dent in it?

I got invited to an event in sweden to try it out. Man I love to try this out.

Well worth a look when i change my ford focus st line x. So much better inside as the last one, with a much more usable infotainment system than the mk10. That was the main reason for me not buying the mk10 along with the hideous rear bumper. Can't wait to test drive this car and see if it cut out do mk4 focus which i love driving,

Looking for a new car and this seems a really good option for mpg and decent performance. Quite the dark horse and apparently available to buy even!?

I love it ❤️

As I used to drive a Civic 02, I'm always happy when CIvic's well made. But I still don't get it, their manual transmission was among the best in the business. So, why a compulsory CVT?

I love it, owned a fair few civics and Honda's but with no estate version to replace my current civic tourer then unfortunately I'll be looking toward the Corolla estate 2.0 hybrid for my next car which gets a refresh next year

Those rear lights don't half remind me of the Kia Stinger GT Coupe...! 😉

I would have liked to have the option of ice with a manual gearbox as an option .I heard that US has that option

Better looking than current version. Bit disappointed with just 180 bhp from 2 litres and 2 hybrid motors.

I just want a civic si with about 250bhp fully loaded. Including sunroof, full surround system inc sub, heated and ventilated seats with adjustable suspension. Is this too much to ask

Anyone thinking of getting one should do so immediately - only problem is if you order it today you won't get it till March/April next year

There is NO gearbox in this car at all. Electric motor drives wheels 90% of the time, then at 80-120km/h petrol engine drive wheels directly (no gears) as it's more efficient than going through electric motor. If you go faster then it switches back to electric motor. Petrol engine operates always at around 2K-3K rpm for efficiency generating power for electric motor and charging battery. If there is too much energy generated and battery is full, system turns petrol engine off and switches to pure EV mode. This can happen even at 100km/h. When battery gets discharged, petrol engine turns back on. All of it is done to maximise efficiency. It's probably more efficient system than Toyota's, specially on motorways. Whole system is based on fact that petrol engine operates in its most efficient region, which in normal petrol car is hardly every the case. Battery then stores energy surplus for low speed driving and for cases when peak power is needed (overtaking etc.). It sounds complex but at the end it's simple system, which should be on pair (maybe even better) with reliability compared to Toyota (no gearbox, petrol engine operates in optimal conditions and hardly ever is stressed). For those interested in more details here is great explanation: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bM2co72Ft7qaoXk.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/nNN9lZdmtbbWnZs.html

My 2.0L 6MT Civic (10th Gen) return similar highway mileage, but loves to attack the apex.

why does the uk not get the saloon version?

i like the car, but i don't understand, why honda refuses extras like HUD and matrix LED as well as adaptive dampers... that and an estate version of the civic would make the car much compelling.

to be honest 10th Gen is more elegent and more practical also more powerful.

what is the car wheelbase ?

The back looks like a Kia stinger

I do like it depends on price in Ireland

Great civic is nicer than previous model specialy backside, but for me my focus st line (desert icland blue colour) its much nicer car😁👋

What year is it look something from the 1998

Had a 2017 with 45k miles on, timing belt snapped, don't get the 3 cylinder what ever you do

Does it come as a Estate?

Interior very old Audi A3 Nice look the new civic

As a 9th gen owner looking to upgrade I have a mixed feelings. On the up side there is efficient and fairly quick hybrid setup and nice interior, but on the down side you have a boot way smaller even than on the much shorter 9th gen, no estate version to address this and that front - bland is the most positive word that I can find for it. What have you done Honda with the bold Civic's look??

I own the 10th gen and am currently in the market for a new car. I have to say it looks very boring. Dont like this direction at all. I still get comments after 3.5 years every day on my current car, but the new Civic looks boring and a 13 in a dozen car. Think i will look further.

Looks decent but if I’m spending that much I’d rather just have a pure EV

Don’t find either the exterior or interior styling that exciting or interesting tbh.

Complicated engineering, only Honda can make it work

How much for the one you are driving?

Dissapointed with generic look. Civics have always daring and authentic look.

Good car no doubt, however lost its biggest advantage over the Golf/Focus etc - that big boot. What a shame. Will be more expensive I would expect with no non-hybrid models, so can't take on the mainstream hatches. Drive train also sounds over complicated.

Why is this not out in North America?

The nose is too long

I'm underwhelmed. The shape isn't right. And it's just a bit meah. Inside is nicer. But th rear looks cramped. No estate ??

......car reviewer pushes on aluminum hood. He doesn't have a clue....

this is just an american recycled model - doesn't appeal to me. i do miss the facelifted Accord CU1. now that car needed the hybrid.

You can order the first Brexit edition

We want Vicky or Rebecca

Pricing is out of this world! starting at £30k ! and high end Advanced model at £34k!! Honda have a very good car here, but pricing out the market buyers.

How can Honda design a family car with no rear headroom. Its a no from me.

looks good to me, Honda is starting to build history again, with the E, the HR V and now the Civic ...Brilliant is no longer the japanese ugly duckling the CR V is on the way there is still a need to "dress" the Jazz the only ugly duckling from the bathtub 😁👌

Negative big size close to accord

Looks like HONDA ACCORD..

Masters of the Manual Gearshift, Offer's it as CVT only, No thanks 🙄. Far better drivetrain options being offered by Honda in other regions.

O cmon if its not manual NA vtec, its not HONDA... sorry

A pointless car. This engine has low emissions but this is primarily achieved in an urban environment. If you drive in town then either save money and buy a Jazz or buy the bigger CRV. If you drive high mileages on the open road then buy a Focus or 308, have more fun and save money but if you wish to spend thirty odd thousand then go to an Audi, BMW or Mercedes dealership. Can’t see what buyer requirements ever lead to someone buying this new Civic. It’s not even for Civic fans as the cheapest model is far more expensive than the range topping current model. This car is a solution looking for a problem!

So all that fancy technology provides 60mpg. My 2.0tdi golf regularly delivers 60mpg. I do like the design and specification though.

Prefer the sedan

Dull exterior design like most American designs, people who use it in America are already are saying that that dashboard is not scratch proof, after clean microfiber cloth it would be scratched as hell. And what to say about hibrid, everything what honda was is killed. No fun car any more no VTEC no high revs just dull retirement car

Honda Automotive is a dead company walking. Honda’s inventory (at least in North America) is down 83 percent. In other words, Honda is running out of cars to sell. Be leery about purchasing anything new from Honda. If it goes under, who’ll honor the warranty?