Let them sit at the dealership with crazy markups

Right!

Supply and demand

@@achillesoyido8864 Problem is the used car market sucks right now (going to change soon with repos increasing). So right now Dealerships have more leverage then the consumer. But that is about to change here in a few months. Ford and Chevy are showing signs of cars sitting on their lots. The issue is Honda and Toyota are still catching up. I think by 1st quarter of 2024 new car prices will be making their way back to normal, hopefully.

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Congrats, one of the sleekest cars on the road imo.

Maybe you should have waited till the ehev hybrid arrived - I'm a Brit who owns one and you yanks are getting ripped off at the moment

@@keithbuckley2543 I agree Honda tends to have the Hybrids for US market around the 200 HP range. The 2.0 NA in the Civic Sport is like 150 HP and you can tell when you drive it around. Mini vans move faster than you do in the civic sport.

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Valid point.

Congrats on the CR-V Hybrid, I reviewed one recently!

I’m getting mine from herb chambers Honda

Yes, but would want to make sure cord is capable of fast charging because CarPlay/auto will drain battery more than if it was sitting at idle. Should still charge phone though.

I prefer the 1.5T, but the 2 liter is adequate. 🤷🏾‍♂️

Wouldn’t say car is quiet, but not overly loud in my opinion. Probably expect between 30-40 MPG if you drive conservatively.

Toyota will be more reliable and not have recalls. Honda is more fun to drive. Well as much as a slow car will allow you to have fun in.

Huh. I don’t mind it

Yes, I agree 1.5T at least would've been great for this car.

@@NothinButCarReviews I think they didn't do it because it would put it on the same level as the Si as far as performance. So they have the gap in power. Which to me kills the fun factor in the Civic Sport. At least give it 30 more HP, then it would feel more lively. But for the money, I think the Civic Sport is a really good buy if you don't mind a slow sport car.

"This Civic Sport is a Teenagers car at best." then go home old man

*158 HP. K-Tuner has a tune for the N/A 2.0L which is for reliability and longevity over the 1.5L turbo. With the tune you can get HP and torque levels of the turbo engine on demand and have the reliability and longevity. With mods, possibly more power. There is a good aftermarket item to deactivate the dreaded auto start/stop feature, but a slight hassle to install. Or Just put it in Sport Mode or deactivate it each time you start the engine. LasFit has the LED light bulbs for the brake and reverse lights.

😬😬😬 I feel like Accord rode a little better, but not 100%

No, the Civic Sport rides rougher. I test drove a 2020 Honda accord sport 2.0t (19" on the accord) right before test driving the 2023 Honda Civic Sport (sedan). And I felt more of the bumps then I did with the Accord, same roads driven in both test drives.

@@sn4rl277 Thanks for the reply, I own an Accord sport but was considering a civic because my Accord rides really rough. I live in an area with crappy roads though.

@@carguy-xv2cl Same here. I felt like my 9th Gen Accord Sport rode better then the 2023 Civic Sport. And the 2020 Accord Sport 2.0t felt tighter an more planted, if that makes any sense. I want to drive the Touring of the Civic and Accord to see which one I like better. My issue is I have to buy a car in a few months. So I am dreading forking over the extra $$$ on these inflated car prices.

Never had any problems with my 1.5. 130,000 miles on it and just traded it in to get the hatch sport. Love my new car ❤

Sorry, typo dealer had it at 29k out the door. I paid 33k

@TheTpanative my girlfriend drives a Mazda 3 touring 2018, and I'm surprised how equipped that thing is, I just never liked how mazdas looks, but they're super nice cars,

Thanks for your thoughts on the car. I am looking around, and really like this (Honda 2.0 w/ the 6 speed). Looking around online I see the car priced around $26.9k - $27.4k, after tax and dealer fees, $29k sounds about right. Did you have to pay a market adjustment to get it at $33k? I am finding Sport Jettas w/ the 6 speed for around $22k. I am not sure if VW's have the same markups as Honda and Toyota though. Finding affordable new manual cars is getting really hard!

@Ryan Tyniec what's up, bro! In all honesty, I think the only reason it came up to 33k was because of the extra little add ons they put on the car. You know dealerships tryna squeeze out some extra money from consumers, But if you can find one that isn't marked up, I'd definitely get one. I'm two months in owning this thing, and I love it. Although now that I've done more research I'd have to say if you want a little bit more performance and fun, you can actually get the Sport Touring thats equipped with a 1.5L Turbo charged engine, in a 6 speed making about 180hp, and I honestly think that would be a nice pick up as well, or the Si but the Si's only come in sedan configuration. And tbh the Si and the sport touring have the same engine, the 1.5L turbocharged engine, the si has sport injection ( just gives it a bit more fuel ) and a bit more boost if I'm not mistaken. That brings up the total horsepower to 200hp. Not sure if the fancy si badge and 20 extra hp is worth it though, along with different interior accents like red seat belts and red si seats and the honeycomb air vents trim being red there's not much difference going on there. Just a more hefty price tag and mark up since Si's fly off the shelf like candy. On another note, I'm pretty sure the reason these cars ( Toyota and honda ) are getting marked up aside from supply issues, they've just proven themselves to be super reliable. Every other car you see is a Toyota or honda, compared to like VW or Mazdas, so I think that's why you can find some of those cars for less and not marked up because due to popularity, but then again I feel like it's all preference I own a subaru wrx 2017 and even though it's reputation is dog water this has been one of the second most reliable cars I've owned. But yeah I'd say if you can find a 6 speed honda, it being Sport, Sport Touring, or even the SI I'm sure you'll be happy with the quality of the build. The styling and fuel economy. Plus you have peace of mind knowing that car is gonna last you a long time. And maitnance cost isn't high at all, Sorry for the long reply 🥲

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Nope. There is an indicator warning light if things start getting to warm

I just bought one today. I did ask the dealership about the issue (family friend) and he said they haven’t heard about the issue at all. I’m from canada though so may be different

I haven’t heard about that issue either, but I couldn’t tell you either or.

No, this how I got it from dealership I borrowed from.

I think 6?

@@NothinButCarReviews ok thank u

8 not 6

@@markvanwagoner4873 thank you MVW.

The USA is different.

Sport comes with a 2.0L naturally aspirated, Sport touring and Si come with a 1.5T

Canada has turbo engine in everything but the base model

In USA the hatchback its 1.5 turbo in sport and touring , The sedan is sport 2.0 and the touring sedan is 1.5

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Just say you broke and we will understand that more lol

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