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The Honda Civic: Your Favorite Sedan, Coupe, or Hatchback
No matter where in Florida you drive, you will see dozens of Honda Civics on the road around you. This is true all over the country thanks to Honda Civic's well-rounded features, fuel efficiency, and cutting-edge styling. For the most recent model year, the hatchback body style returned, meaning that you can once again choose from a sedan, coupe, or hatchback. Honda prides itself on creating models to meet every driver's needs. With the Honda Civic, you will be able to stick to your budget even while buying a new model- and you won't have to sacrifice features. Even the most affordable models, from recent model years, come with sought-after features, like a touchscreen, Pandora® internet radio, and smartphone connectivity. The Honda Civic has also been a leader in safety. Don't forget that the Honda Civic was one of the very first models in the automaker's lineup to offer the Honda Sensing™ suite with Lane Keeping Assist, Collision Mitigation Breaking (CMBS™), and more.
What's New in the 2023 Honda Civic?
The Honda Civic Type R is finally here. Available in a variety of color options on the outside, the Type R's interior features sport seats lined with suede-like upholstery. With a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine, the 2023 Civic Type R gets 315 horsepower for greater driver control. Its technology and safety features rival that of luxury cars, making the Civic Type R definitely worth checking out. Take a test drive at Hendrick Honda in Bradenton today.
Looking at the History of the Honda Civic
To put the most recent changes to the Honda Civic in perspective and get a better idea of the models you may see at your local Honda dealership, get to know this model's history. The Honda Civic was actually the vehicle that helped Honda transition from being known for motorcycles to automobiles when it arrived as a 1973 model. The first Honda Civic fit four people with its 86.6-inch wheelbase and had 50 horsepower. It was first available as a two-door sedan or hatchback and came with standard front power disc brakes, AM radio, and reclining bucket seats. Unsurprisingly, the Honda Civic has grown with nearly every single generational change and increased its power. In the second generation, the 1980 Honda Civic was offered as a wagon or hatchback with two trims of each with a station wagon and four-door sedan being added the following year. The fourth-generation Honda Civic emphasized performance and the fifth-generation got more futuristic styling. By 2006, the eighth generation arrived with modern features.
Why Use Hendrick Honda Bradenton?
For a wide selection of new, used and certified pre-owned vehicles, visit Hendrick Honda Bradenton in Bradenton, Florida. Our experienced professionals can answer any of your questions, help you with financing and with the service needs for your new Honda. Stop in for a test drive today!
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