Honda expects the Environmental Protection Agency to rate the car at around 50 miles per gallon (mpg). The 2025 Civic is an update to the 11 th -generation vehicle that premiered in 2022.

There are few vehicles that truly surprise us after years of test driving the newest models each week — but the 2025 Honda ...

Honda has a new look for the Civic and a new powertrain.There’s a hybrid now, offered as a sedan or hatch in Sport Hybrid and Sport Touring hybrid trims (the latter is now at the top of the ...

We like to ooo and ahh over gadget-y cars like the Honda Civic Hybrid and Toyota Prius, especially when rumors swirl about turbocharged engines getting 100 miles per gallon. But then we saw this ...

The more intuitive way to measure a car's fuel usage is to measure the consumptionnot the mileage. That's right, we need to start measuring fuel economy in gallons per mile.

Since those modest beginnings Honda has sold over nine million copies in the US and Civic has developed a reputation for value, reliability and a touch of sport.

Hey, weight is weight and every pound counts. So, the 2,900-pound tech-laden 2009 Honda Civic EX is about 32-percent heavier than the scrappy and eager 2,200-pound 1992 Civic EX.

It's advertised as getting around 220 miles per fill-up, so knowing how big the tank is, we can divide 220 by 1.4 to get an advertised mpg of just over 157 miles per gallon.

Purchased a new two door civic over month ago. Great riding car plenty of room. Excellent miles per gallon on average getting about 38.

There's a smarter way to measure a car's fuel efficiency, and it has to do with gallons burned per 100 miles. Here's where to find it.

Honda has released early estimates on fuel economy for its all-new Civic sedan lineup. The mild increase in the four-door Civic's miles per gallon (mpg) will likely not have a substantial impact ...

I have a '94 Civic Sedan EX and it constantly surprises me. For instance I drove 325 miles and got 47 miles per gallon! The EPA only estimates it at 35 miles per gallon.