2020 Honda Civic VTi Hatch Review

The Honda Civic has recently undergone a minor update for 2020, with mid-range models gaining new driver-assist technology. For the entry-level Honda Civic VTi, the update is limited to external cosmetic changes and a knob for the audio system volume control, in lieu of a slider used previously. Honda has raised the price of the Civic VTi by $400 to $22,790, taking it above the price of the Hyundai i30 Go. Yet the Civic VTi remains one of the small-car segment’s better value products.
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[@leki674]

Despite the music, I want to fall asleep from hearing this review

[@rasitto]

Good video.
But this is more like add than review.

[@WorldAutomobilebyDaveReal]

Great Video Really enjoyed it I think Honda is a great brand awesome quality cars! Thanks keep up the good work!!!

[@hudiemi]

you have to compare Apple with Apple, this model don’t have Honda sensor, corolla and mazda3 both have that