We pit the 2025 Toyota GR Corolla against the Honda Civic Type R, comparing performance, practicality, comfort, and all-weather capability to find out which is best for everyday thrills.

Here's how to do so for Honda Civic models with a nine-inch touch screen: Turn on the ignition. Put your car in park. Press Home on your touch screen. Go to Vehicle Settings. Select TPMS Calibration.

Honda Civic Type R: Engine specs & Performance Under the hood, the Civic Type R boasts an in-line 2.0-litre turbocharged VTEC petrol engine that pumps out 325 bhp at 6,500rpm and 420 Nm of peak ...

As he carshopped, he happened upon a Civic Type R nearly identical to his lost love. Located a mere 70 miles away, the vehicle was the same year, same color, and had the “same slightly obnoxious ...

A Honda spokesperson confirmed that the five-door Civic Hybrid will no longer be produced at the Yorii, Japan, plant. Instead, production will transition to Honda’s facility in Indiana.

According to the channel's host, the flagship 2026 Honda Civic PHEV could usher in the plug-in hybrid era at the Japanese automaker's local North American division with a powertrain that's not ...

Reason to love it #1: 315-horsepower engine The 2025 Honda Civic Type R comes stocked with the same 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine as the previous generation, but there’s a twist. A ...

The Civic uses a hybrid powertrain with two electric motors working with the 2.0 L, four-cylinder engine. One works as a generator to charge the 1 kWh traction battery from the engine under most ...

The 2025 Honda Civic Si is just about the most fun you can have in a new economy car—if you can even call this 30-grand, nicely-equipped Civic an "economy car" anymore.

Honda has been building Si variants for nearly 40 years, but the proven recipe is particularly sweet when it is applied to a car as good as the 11th-generation Civic. The current Honda compact is ...

The hybrid model's 1.3-liter engine put out 110 horsepower. Lastly, the hotter Honda Civic Si generated 197 horsepower from its beefed up 2.0-liter engine.

For 2025, the Civic Sport Hybrid sedan starts at $29,845. That's $2500 more than the nonhybrid Civic Sport sedan, which has a $27,345 base price ($700 more than last year's model).