Should You Buy the Latest Honda Civic Hatchback? Deep Dive Review by a Mechanic
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 พ.ค. 2024
- A Master Automotive Technician reviews the Latest generation Honda Civic Hatchback to find out what's good and what's not good about it.
So Should you buy the latest Honda Civic Hatchback? The Honda Civic has been a golden standard of it's segment. Very athletic and interesting.
In this video we will take a deep dive into a 2022 Honda Civic Hatchback Sport Touring to see what's new and exciting.
We'll start the video with an entire section about the technical side of things on the Engine, Transmission, Suspension and Brakes.
Then we'll take a look at the outside of the Honda Civic, then the inside.
Toward the end we'll take the civic for a test drive to see how it behaves on the road, talk about some things that are not so good with it.
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0:00 Intro
1:04 Technical Review
10:14 Under Car Review
13:08 Exterior Review
16:25 Interior Review
22:34 Test Drive
26:44 Things I Don't Like About It
30:57 Final Verdict - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Ahmed, as a Honda technician myself, I can tell that the Honda CVT transmissions have been pretty reliable for the most part as long as you keep up with the maintenance. The Honda CVT used a torque converter just like a regular automatic to reduce the stereotypical CVT drone. The problematic Jatco CVT that's been used on Nissan's were the ones that gave CVT's a bad name. Same with the 1.5 Turbo. As long as you keep up with the maintenance, the turbo should last a long time. Admittedly, I've had replaced a couple of turbos on those engines, but it was most due to poor maintenance.
Thank you for your Feedback! Good to know! Pinned for everyone watching to get feedback from the real world.
well u know turbos burn oil and honda had so many recall
@@saadtheman1 this is not true
What exactly do you mean by keeping up with the CVT maintenance and the Turbo maintenance? What does that look like?
Just asking because I’m thinking about getting a 2023 Civic and I want to be prepared for the maintenance part of it. So if you can Clarify what you mean by keeping up with CVT and Turbo maintenance.
Thank you.
@@liftyourspirit2910 For the 1.5 turbo engine, the most important thing is follow the schedule oil change intervals which is usually around 5-7K miles for Honda's depending on your driving conditions and always use 0W-20 motor oil because that's what Honda requires. Any turbocharged engine, not just Honda needs clean oil to work properly. For the CVT transmission, I recommend replacing the CVT fluid every 30K miles and use the Honda specific CVT transmission fluid(called HCF-2) which is sold only at the Honda dealerships. Also, because the 1.5 turbo engine uses direct fuel injection which is now used on most new car engines, Honda recommends using good quality top tier gasoline which is usually the major brands such as ExxonMobil, Chevron, Costco, etc, to run properly and efficiently and reduce carbon buildup which is a common trait on direct fuel injected engines. Don't use the cheap stuff.
PURE TECHNICAL REVIEW, NO ANNOYING MUSIC, JUST A BIT OF REASONABLE OPINIONS. THIS TECHNICIAN IS THE BEST REVIEWER RIGHT NOW. FINALLY !!!! THANK YOU.
For over two years, I have been the proud owner of a 2022 Civic Hatchback Touring... bright red, equipped with a 6-speed manual transmission!
I've almost always had cars with manual transmissions (including my 2013 and 2016 Outbacks) but they're so rare now. So I was impatiently waiting for this car to hit the market.
Beautiful, practical, refined, well-equipped, energetic, comfortable and fun to drive. I highly recommend it!
The quality of this car and its predictable resale value fully justify the price I paid for it in 2022.
From the beautiful city of Quebec, receive greetings from this eternal teenager that I am and who is now... 70 years old! 😏
I wish I could be like you when I turn 70!
The manual is great, but you do have to really get used to the excessive rev-hang. Shifting fast makes it buck a little, and if you rev it above 5 grand the revhang will make it sound like you dont know how to operate a manual. Disappointingly, you cant have a tuner remove the revhang because it makes the cruise control suffer. Guess ill just have to adjust my driving style slightly.
I think your reviews are the best qualified of all that I've seen. Anyone can comment on the ride, quietness, etc., but few reviewers are qualified by virtue of mechanical training to render opinions on the engine etc. In my opinion this background makes your evaluations more credible than all the others. Plus I like your direct no nonsense style. Thanks.
Agreed on all points.
I had the oil change on my Mazda 6 recently. The dealer had a used 2023 Honda Civic SI, with 300 mi on it. For sale. I told him up front I wasn't going to buy it but I did want to drive it. Let me tell you. That car was absolutely awesome. Had not considered civics for my new car, but after that drive, tempted.
Being a Civic SI, it was a manual transmission though.
Your last line should read: “thankfully it was a manual transmission!” Lol
The quiet and engine note is the BEST thing on this.
Great review. One thing, that mini funnel isn’t an oil funnel 😂 it’s for the fuel inlet to bypass the anti-siphoning door the fuel pump nozzle normally opens to allow you to put additives into the tank or perhaps to fill from a fuel can.
Yes. You’re right. Lol. I picked that up as well.
I love when people review things out of knowledge rather than information. I love the way you review the details which you don’t find much out there.
Honda is in my opinion the best car brand. I have an Accord 2003 with 370k miles, the same transmission and the same engine, I only replaced the starter and AC compressor. It's very hard to beat that.
Amen!
How much was the air compressor job?
Jeez, original transmission. I guess you have the 4 cylinder as those don’t have as many failures as the V6s. I have an Odyssey I bought new in 2002 with 193k miles with the original transmission.
My 04 Element has almost 250k that K24 it shares with the Accord and other models is bulletproof.
Mostly hwy miles ????
AMD, so glad you have branched out! I’m looking fwd to more of your quality, in-depth reviews on other brands. Your master mechanic insight really sets your content apart, making it so much more useful than 90% of the mostly entertainment- oriented stuff out there.
I just discovered this channel and I really appreciate the what is bad and the why. It really informs the buyer on what to look for when shopping and even what to ask the salesman when looking at cars.
Can’t imagine anything more detailed than this review 👌👌👌 fantastic job.
I love your reviews! I’m not aware of any other you tube channel with this much detail.
I’ve watched a good amount of these reviews and yours is definitely one of the best! Thanks!
Love the new channel AMD.
Great to hear your take on other brands.
That "service position" for the hood is something Honda has done for a loooong time. My 2012 Civic has it. My 2000 Prelude had it. It's really nice to have around. I just noticed it on my wife's 2019 Accord when I was swapping the engine air filter.
One of the best reviews I have ever watched. Very informative and well done! 👍
Enjoyed the review and tech talk! No one else focuses on the DIYer like this!
This is the best deep dive video I’ve seen on this car. Thank you so much!
That was one of the best reviews I’ve seen on this car! I bought the rally red one in the same exact model!
I would ABSOLUTELY go with the base model with the 2.0 NON turbo, eliminating some of the most significant drawback to this car: the price. Eliminating the questionable-at-best reliability and maintenance factor that the turbo brings, as well, is the cherry on top. I, for one, don't need a car like this to be fast so that's fine. Now if only I could get a hatch model with the 2.0 AND a manual! Good luck with that...
you can
I literally have a hatchback with a 2.0 lol
This is a common combo in the new civics. Like every dealership has one on the lot
That's REALLY good to know. I believe manuals will make some kind of slow comeback.
@@jonell1425smart man smart choice. The 2.0 is way more capable of handling the turbo the 1.5. If you ever want to modify it. The new 1.5 is built way weaker the the old one from the 90s too. But the 2.0 not turbo 6 speed is a very good choice.
I'm a Toyota technician and bought the sport touring civic over the corolla. The civic looks so much better intior and exterior. And it is actually fun to drive unlike the boring Toyota for pretty much the same price. First modern car that got me excited about cars again. Highly recommend.
Honda Toyota making cars simple and easy to work on to save money for their customers in the future gotta love that as not all car makers do this with their cars
I had a 21 Civic Sport and only had it for one year but I sold it and bought a Tacoma TRD Off Road. I miss the good MPG on the Civic but I prefer the Tacoma.
My mans always knows how to satisfy my yearning for super comprehensive car reviews lol.
Keep up the great work boss!
Best car reviews with the most important information. Keep it up.
You've got a class and presence about you sir that is not noted anywhere else honestly... I think the world needs more people like you! A little warmth coming from Canada, keep on doing pure in-depth and honest clips! God is is good!
Wow and here is one of the best reviewers on Honda Civic. Thank you so much.
I really love your in depth reviews of Toyota's. And also I think it is great idea to have channel where you talk about other car manufacturers.
Fantastic, in depth high quality review! I've been thinking about getting a civic hatchback and you just sold me on one!👍🙌 I will look for other reviews of hatchbacks by you just for comparison. Thanks 🙏
What a treat to find you reviewing the Honda Civic. I know you for your Toyota mechanical series and have much respect for your opinions on automobiles!
Glad you are branching out reviewing other cars! This review means a lot coming from a Toyota technician.
Good to hear a mechanic's perspective and puts my mind to rest that quality in Honda's is still up there. Good man.
AMD, you are truly the best! The world is grateful to have you explain such great way to us! We love you bigly!
So thankful for this video, really wanted to see someone get into durability and workability on this car
I’ve never seen your videos before, very impressive insights. I’m in the insurance side of auto claims so I tend to look at cars after seeing how well they’re made after an accident. And I too prefer my cars in white (no 3 stage pearl though). Liked and subscribed, looking forward to seeing more of your content. God bless.
Great review! I own this exact model, and I love it so much. You nailed the dislike segment. I have to set my parking brake before putting her in park, but it actually helps me remember to turn off the auto idle when I start her back up. No real answer button is a bummer, but the biggest pain is no play/pause button on the steering wheel!
I just watched this for the third time. Each time getting closer to a buy decision. Great video!
We are considering purchasing one of these so I've watched a bunch of reviews. This was the most helpful review I watched.
Thank you so much for all the effort on this particular car review. I left the dealer today concerned about the new engineering and wanted a real mechanical insight. This was the BEST car review I’ve ever seen from a buyer’s long term perspective. I’ve only had a Civic and it’s true thus far, they’ve all lasted far beyond 15 years and kept that small touch of athleticism. 👌👌💪
Great video. I bought my 16th Honda (Insight Touring Hybrid) after my 2015 Mercedes GLA had continuous electrical problems. The BMW before that also had quality control issues. Latest MPG was 54.4 (June 4, 2022). I'll purchase the Civic Hatch Hybrid in next two years, never had a problem with any model Honda.
A wonderful review.. you really answer alot of questions on my mind... you definitely know your stuff.. thanks so much
Thanks for the review. I hope companies sometime in the future start listening what you and few other reviewers saying and try to really improved their cars functionality and reliability.
I believe the funnel is for filling the gas if you need to use a gas can. Great review!
I also use the funnel for windshield washer fluid.
The funnel is definitely meant to fill the fuel tank from a can rather than a traditional nozzle at a filling station. There’s no other way to fill the cap less fueling system from a container.
Kinda makes you scratch your head how this guy missed that..
@@craigsouder9334he’s a Toyota tech not a Honda
I think its for women to pee in the bush
Appreciate the great video. I work on vehicles myself and was looking for a video that got more into the engine and serviceability. All of the other car review channels only go into how fun the car is to drive or comfortable they are, but not if it has a timing chain, direct injection, and especially how hard things will be to service as I am a DIY’er as well.
Thank you AMD, love the video and I'm enjoying the new channel.
this is the first video i'm seeing of yours. incredible stuff, thank you
Great content as always. It's great to get a mechanic viewpoint and input on design details and serviceability. One suggestion would be to dig deeper to look at if a DIY person could (and should) do routine services such as oil changes or even things as simple as the cabin filter. Manufacturers such as Toyota/Lexus and Honda have many features just to improve serviceability and those are interesting to learn about. [FYI the funnel is for when you run out of gas, otherwise you cannot pour fuel into the capless fuel tank]. Keep the great videos coming, great work!
Having both the L15B7 and the K20C2 engines in the family, the oil change on both engines is very easy and totally DIY. The cabin air filter change is a beautiful design and can be done in under 5 minutes. It is also a model of simplicity that should be emulated by other manufacturers.
Just as I thought myself regarding the funnel. Top marks Honda.
Thanks AMD for another great review! I myself own a Mazda but love watching your Toyota videos. Very formative and just interesting to learn about cars in general.
I'm glad you created this second Remix channel for other car manufacturers and I would be keen for you to review a Mazda car with their Skyactiv engine and 6 speed automatic tranny!
Love the way you talk about the engine components and future serviceability fore the DIY mechanic - subbed
Great video! Very informative with a lot of useful information. Thank you for making this!
You’re not the only guy to call much of this car old school. Glad to see a mechanic confirm what non-mechanical people have been saying. Some reviewers said it has a 90s/00s vibe (such as SavageGeese).
Been looking for a great mechanical review like this for the last couple of days! Nicely prepared & keep 'em coming!
@The Car Care Nut Remix Would you be down to do a similar review of Mazda 3, which all the hype was about?
Yes, that'd be awesome
Yes, Mazda please
Love the outro “may the lord bless you and keep you” 👍🏼 🙏
I'm picking one of these up tonight. I'm a very, DIY guy and I appreciate your video. Thank you
Great.
Please review the Mazda 3 Turbo Hatchback too 🙏
AMD, thanks for this review. I think that the funnel is for the fuel tank though and not for oil. Looking forward to more of these reviews on the Remix Channel! 🙂
Makes sense. Given that it is stored with the spare tire it is probably a funnel in case you run out of gas and need to fill from a gas can.
It's because of the capless fuel system
Yes, it is absolutely because of the capless gas tank and having to add fuel in an emergency. Honda cars have had this for a few years now.
My Dodge Durango has a funnel for fuel as well because of the capless fuel system.
Correct, is for fuel to add from portable fuel tank
One of the best car channel. Really great content! Love it
Probably best detailed video in making me want to get a car. Legitimate knowledge
I’ve watched and read many reviews on this civic hybrid 2023 and your review was hands down the most knowledgeable and thorough…Nobody else even mentioned service issues or took us underneath the car. Really like your intelligent review style. Thanks so much…You have solidified my choice!
this is not a hybrid
Thank you for this one! this one was in the running for me, but I opted for the Camry LE with cold and convenience packages. I fell in love with the looks of the exterior and interior of this vehicle. truth is, I'm middle aged and comfort and reliability was my main concern and we all know the Camry will be more comfortable. I did also consider the Accord, but I found the Camry more comfortable. Not to mention the CVT and Turbo in both the accord and Civic. But I appreciate this video, it confirms to me my decision for the Camry for the money!
May God Bless you and keep you my friend!
...if only the Camry could be had as a hatchback. I think we'll have to use a sawzall to see this one day.
Great overview video. Honda have done a great job with the new Civic. I'm impressed.
Wow! That was a bunch of information, presented in a very clear manner. Thank you.
These types of reviews will bring you to a million subscribers, before you know it.
Having driven the Civic, the seats were too harsh on my back. I like Honda quality but the Direct Injection bothers me. Turbo is not something I want. But overall, the review is spot on and you are being objective in your comments.
Better watch out, you will be doing Honda commercials in the future. A Toyota Mechanic praising a Honda. Only shows that you look at the vehicle and not the brand of the vehicle. Matters very much with your viewers and subscribers.
If you still want a Civic but don't like turbos, there's the 2.0 N/A engine. Don't know if it's direct or port injection though.
@@damilolaakanni it's port injection
No lumbar support is a real drag
The direct injection of these earth dreams engines seem to be no issue. Honda knows their stuff when it comes to gasoline engines. Besides, these are SO easy to work on that so what if you had to clean the intake every 200k km's? I have the 1.5 non-turbo version -17 HR-V. I've been very happy with it.
Damilola Akanni……it’s direct. Toyotas have both direct and port engines. Hence, no carbon build up.
Thanks for another great review from an expert I can trust. I have this exact car (just a different color). Your review makes me feel even better about my purchase. I love this thing! My wife and I don't like SUVs and this hatchback gives us all the storage space of a subcompact SUV but with the look and feel of a car. The fact that it's best in class quality justifies the price to me. Lastly it's an IIHS top safety pick+. That's a very big deal.
It's really a shame to see people buy for example a nissan Qashqai over a honda C-RV. Surely, the nissan is ~5k cheaper to buy, but after 5 years of ownership, you might have already lost that to repairs. And when it's time to sell the car, everyone knows the honda keeps its value MUCH better.
You said it. This car should be in suv category for his price. Hope you get it touring because if the money isn’t relevant is the way to go without doubt.
@@ricardo-cw4cb yes, sport touring. :)
Great review sir, honest, insightful and informative. Kudos.
Thanks for reviewing the Civic. I have a Corolla and 2 Civics (and have owned 3 additional Civics in the past, as well as several Accords and Odysseys). The 2022 Civic does look very nice -- really enjoyed your detailed honest review. I'd opt for the manual as you alluded to -- I just don't fully trust the CVTs yet. BTW, I think the funnel with the spare is for adding gas from a gas can or adding other gas additives. The cap-less tank has some type of valve that the funnel pushes open to make sure gas gets into the tank rather than spilling all over the tires (don't ask how I know this). Congrats on the new channel -- I like it.
Th e. Ride is horrible. Wheels? Maybe they left the spring blocks in?
I think the grey little funnel is for adding gas if you end up to use a gas can, because of fuel cap less design.
So grateful for this review!
Top class and I formative review like always. Keep up the excellent job 👍
What an amazing review. Congratulations. Loved all the opinions. As for the price, i thank Honda for giving me the chance to have a small car with the level of bigger ones. I don't like big cars, and with this civic i can have a small car with the level of a bigger model
Same here! I'm tempted in getting the 2023 Honda Accord 2.0 and the only issue I have is the size. Btw, I have the Honda Civic 2016 but LX and it maybe time to upgrade. Idk yet if I should go for the Honda Accord or an SUV. I can wait until 2024 to see how the car Industry and inflation are at that time.🤔
Great review AMD. The funnel is for the fuel tank due to the cap less system. You needed if you fuel with gas container
My F150 also came with a funnel
@@gregf5730 yeah, due to the capless fuel tank
Reviews like this are so much more helpful than a lot of the stuff you find on TH-cam. I need to know these sorts of things, not just quirks and features.
Not started to watch and I really appreciate to see this review because I have also Honda in my garage besides Toyota/ Lexus. God bless you!
Wow great review. Always been a Honda fan, but have 2 Toyotas (2013 Highlander and 2017 Camry). I do have a 2009 Civic Si with 60k miles and love it. These are my 2 car companies I go to. Very reliable and easy to work on. I got to admit it, but you look really good inside that Civic. Keep up the great work. 👍
You do Honda reviews now too ?
@@hondaralph4081 hello, no I don't do any honda reviews. I was just commenting on how these two car companies are known for their reliability. After 2011, I did not like the direction honda went, hence me buying 2 toyotas. But I really like the new styling of the new civics though.
Great content. If the sedan is lower priced, I’d go for it in the trim that has the more powerful engine. The Si manual 6 speed looks like a blast too. With those you’re getting your money’s worth
I'm assuming this would be similar to Honda Accord 1.5 ltr Turbo?
@@naomilevy9122yep, same engine. The CR-V has it too. 😊
I was just thinking this I like sedan way more than the hatchback
Awesome review. Thank you, you are the best and professional car review person on TH-cam.
I love your new "Remix" podcast AMD. Congratulations on your new podcast. Job well done.
2 things AMD, #1 that "HATCH BACK" reminds me of something I really missed from my first Toyota, "the lift back" which was a 1986 Camry 5 door LE. I loved that functionality & versatility! #2 what are your thought on the supposed oil dilution issues with that 1.5l Earth-tech engine?
I parked next to an old Celica the other day and yeah that's what the hatch looks like. the civic is so much bigger though
Your review was very helpful. I ended up buying a 2022 model with 14K that was certified. My last civic was an 07 and I got over 100K with it over 15+ years. Hoping this will last just as long.
Hi Hector , If you don’t mind me asking . About how much it cost you out the door ?
@@Victoriaw909 I won't give final costs, since taxes vary. However, it was listed for below 30k.
@@greenghopperjust mention final price , & say the state
This is a great, detailed, and complete review. Too often there are car reviews that are glorified advertisements, while you are giving us the point-of-view of someone with not only years of experience driving cars, you are adding your two cents from the servicing/reliability standpoint. Two of your dislikes won't apply to me, which is the parking brake issue (as I'm going 6-speed manual) and the phone pickup issue, as I've always picked up the touch screen on my Accord.
Outstanding review Brother. Thanks for this
There's really no other way to achieve the power, fuel economy and emissions standards other than this route of engineering. I've come to accept high quality plastics as well. When you factor in inflation the price isn't bad at all.
Thanks for this review! It was a major factor in my purchasing the Honda Sport Touring Hatchback 4/15/22! It is a significant upgrade versus my former 2020 Toyota Corolla Hatchback SE - Nightshade Edition. The tech incorporated into the digital display makes driving much easier! The Bose sound system is superb! Usually I keep my vehicles an average of 10 years but the new Honda was a no brainer! 🙏🏽
Congratulations on the new car. I hope you’re enjoying it. What did you end up paying for it?
No lie with that Bose sound Bro. Check out Valee - Koala
Now that you have had it a year... how od you like it? Anything that you dont like? Is it quiet at highway speeds?? Some people say it is - others complain it is very loud at highway speeds. What sort of MPG do you get on a road trip?
@@jimc5696 I don’t know if he’s going to respond, but I will say it’s noisy to me (friend has one), but people say it’s better than Hondas used to be on the highway. For some reason Hondas are just a little bit loud, but maybe more average now.
You are the best car reviewer on YT, your knowledge is top notch and you don't scream, wave your arms, or have annoying, loud bumper music
you did a good review I really enjoy watching your content .thank you
Nissan tech here. I just discovered your channel! Nice work. Anyway, Nissan CVTs have a bad reputation for all the wrong reasons. Problem with them is dealers don’t tell you they need oil service like engine oil. Nissan factory training tells us NS2 and NS3 fluid needs regular service. Oh, and the filter does too! I bet you didn’t know a Nissan CVT has an oil filter. That’s the problem is dealers don’t tell these buyers that information. For some silly reason Nissan doesn’t encourage dealers to sell trans services even though they teach us in training that these transmissions need regular servos. We rebuild and replace CVTs regularly. Literally our warehouse in Sacramento has hundreds on a shelf ready to ship and arrive next day. This could all be prevented if service departments sold proper service jobs. They don’t. Here we are.
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I think that funnel is intended for adding fuel to the capless fuel tank, not for adding oil. Even though most jerry cans already have a spout.. Though I am sure you can use it for adding oil, too.
You are correct, it's for gas.
Thanks for your great to the point considerations from the UK.
Cheers
Thanks for the info. Super helpful 🎉
I’ve had some high mileage solid lifter Hondas and Toyotas. Even with 300,000 miles I’ve found they still measure in spec. Very stable engines.
not the case for Hyundai's
@raven4k998 what does Hyundai have to do with Honda and Toyota??😂
I love these honest reviews...keep them coming! I've found Honda owners are similar to Toyota owners...they are very brand loyal! The hefty price of Honda is why we're mostly a Toyota family. Kudos to Honda for keeping a spare tire...Toyota has disappointed in this area and needs to listen to people's concerns. Excellent point about those front high-tech sensors on the Toyota. I hit a deer in my 21 Prius and needed a new front end with all those sensors, and a new high-tech windshield, and overall bill was just over $10K....ouch!!
That's just scary how much all that technology can cost, in the event of either an accident or failure.
Imagine having to pay out of pocket for that expense?
Please tell me, that was covered by your insurance.
@Colorado Boo that’s what nobody talks about unfortunately with those sensors everywhere on new cars. If that stuff gets damaged, it’s EXPENSIVE to fix. Simplicity is better, & I know some new car nerds will scoff at me for saying that, but let me say, those sensors, like forward collision warning, etc, don’t always work, I wouldn’t depend on a camera to save my life😂 always be fully engaged. A guy was going under an underpass, & the camera on his Jeep though that the shadow from the underpass was a car in front, so it slammed on the brakes & he got rear ended. This just shows, this technology isn’t going to save your life in these events. Nothing replaces good common sense driving habits.
Not that much difference in price between Toyota and Honda. The Corolla LE would have cost me 28000k total. I got the Civic for 31,500k.
I got my for $37 after taxes $39🤮
@@irenemanuel4217 I did get additional protection so it pushed it up to like 32,500. Not bad I guess. It’s the way the current car industry is.
Thank you for this fantastic video!
@ The Car Care Nut Reviews Salute to you sir! Very good example of Professionalism! We know that you are a Toyota/Lexus guy but you give appreciation when you see good things even if it’s from another make or brand. You don’t show biases when others do it right. You give respect when respect is due. Call a spade a spade
For long term reliability I will take 2.0L NA engine and 6Mt. Or I will go with Toyota Corolla hatchback 6mt for even more reliability.
Honda is one of the very few other brands than Toyota that offer solid vehicles. Another great review, thanks AMD!
This guy is best of breed! Nice useful information. Thank you!
Another amazing video. Thank you for your in depth look at these vehicles!
When you said turbo and GDI I call it a deal breaker. The base 2.0 engine with a manual is a better option for me.
Peter I would agree with this for anyone besides Honda or Toyota.
The only 2.0 6MT available in the US is the Sport Hatchback.
That's why a Corolla with a manual transmission is the better buy
@@LA_Commander don't know how to drive manual 😭
Yes was waiting for you to talk about Honda’s! Thank you for sharing your insight and experience! I was a big fan of Honda too (besides Toyota) until they started turbocharging everything. Lost a little bit of my faith in Honda as a dependable brand with turbocharging, GDI only, VCM, problematic ZF German transmissions, etc. I hope Honda will go back to QDR like Toyota continues to do. Otherwise they may be the best alternate brand to buy if you’re not going to buy a Toyota, in general. Thanks AMD!
I think turbos are here to stay.
My 2nd car is an 09 civic Si that I bought slightly used in 11. I supercharged it a couple years later and I still have it as a 2nd car. Over 100k supercharged miles without issue. Only problems it has had is a rear wheel bearing, and 2 of the speakers failed. Great car, super high quality and reliability.
The newer ones lost their soul.
Toyota does turbos as well, the difference is that they've been doing it longer than Honda. So they have more experience than Honda in that regard...but they're not above mistakes or errors. Case in point: 2022 Tundra waste gate issues.
The Civic Sport Sedan and Hatchback is nice for the price. It's nicely equipped, though it may not have all the bells and whistles of the Touring/Sport Touring, but it has the reliable N/A 2.0L engine. K tuner can bring the power output equal to the 1.5L turbo without the potential problems from the turbo and GDI.
The CVTs on Hondas and Toyotas are probably the best, but the Sport Hatchback and Sport Touring Hatchback is available with a 6 speed manual transmissio .
i feel like back auto mechanic school. what a solid presentation. kudos!
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Bought a 2015 Honda Accord. Always used synthetic 0-20 every 5000 miles. At 60000-70000 miles the earth dreams motor started using a lot of oil. I was adding a quart for every 1000 miles. Glad to now own 2 Camrys. No more earth dreams for me.
Exactly