2024 Honda Civic LX Hatchback | Driving Review

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Today we take you for a test drive in the Honda Civic. We'll look at the interior, exterior, and more!
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[@brians5281]

Thank you for reviewing the LX base model all these reviewers on here want to review the top-of-the-line. I don’t need all the extra bells and whistles even the base models offer a lot more than what they did 10 to 15 years ago.

[@masterkinglee]

If only we could buy it straight from the manufacturer!
These crooked dealerships are robbing everyone, wanting $8k-12k over the msrp of the car!

[@DK-ts3bd]

Thanks for reviewing the LX😊!

[@cic-jakevanddalgeemyers.2739]

Great review. Straight to the point.

[@ivanperez707]

I like the simplicity of the lx and sport models, even if you live in a cold weather, not having heated seats is not a problem ,I don't think that little car takes a lot of time to heat up...

[@bobking7347]

Make it smaller like previous generations, make the base lx come without an infotainment screen, and just a normal backup camera without it being installed in the dash, cut the msrp by 5 grand, thanjs

[@bigmac4899]

I wish Honda would integrate their info system better into the dash. The raised screen is so 1.0. Other brands have gotten away and aesthetically, looks much better.

[@nathangraham1760]

Cute boy cute car lol

[@Jensoncorpuz]

Ghey

[@HabboNight-wb9jy]

@lalalal8111😂

[@bobking7347]

Ill only get one if the dumb screen isn't super involved in the cars function, so that way I can get rid of it

[@Blank00]

It’s only for audio and apple carplay. You don’t need the screen to adjust climate controls or headlights

[@bobking7347]

@Blank00 still would rather the option to either buy it without one, or be able to fully get rid of it for a normal superior single din unit that not only would sound far better, but last far longer. The more complicated the unnecessary garbage is, the more stuff they cram in there, that many don't care about, who just want a simple basic new car. The more failure points exist, the more aggravating it'll be to fix in 15 years... the more expensive the cost, I say get rid of that distraction nonsense and shave off 5 to 7 grand off of the current price. Everyone wins.