2022 Honda Civic Touring | The Gold Standard?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ค. 2021
- Having raced Honda Civics for years, I may be biased, but with each new generation of Civic, I need to drive it because this car is incredibly popular. Let’s go for a drive.
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Solid review- thank you, Brian!
Glad you enjoyed it, Levi!
Wow really informative review. Not everybody gets into the specifics like you. Good job!
Thanks, hope you stick around!
I just traded my 2019 Civic Touring in on the 2022 Civic Touring model. Both very nice cars but, I really love the 2022 model. Completely redesigned inside and out.
Loved this review enough said
Cheers, thanks.
Great video! Does it appear that Honda has fixed their engine problem (gas w/oil)?
Yes. That’s old news. Glad you enjoyed the episode.
Yours is a consistently great channel. Thank you so much for your reviews, perspective, and insights! I do have a lone criticism: please don't talk with your hands so much while driving - it adds nothing, is quite distracting, and sends the wrong message (about car control) to your audience.
Thanks, Jim. I always talk with my hands, especially when a car has decent Level 2 systems. You should see me race!
I tried to buy a Civic for my sister about 5 years ago. Honda tends not to bargain much on price though (in Memphis and in Montreal in my experience). Ended up buying a (similarly specked) Camry for the same price
That is a huge problem with Honda dealerships. They make you pay full MSRP plus even more for dealer installed accessories. Horrible value for money.
The 2022 Civic Touring price is comparable to the Camry base model, So moving up a model means you lose most of the tech stuff. Unfortunately, Accord uses the same Vtec 1.5L Turbo engine just tweaked for more HP. Same for the CR-V. Honda needs more powerful engines. Better yet to rid of CVT aka the rubber band transmission and the Idle Stop thingy.
2022 Mazda3 2.5 S Preferred beats the hooty off the 2022 Civic Touring. Oh! Civic horn can hardly be heard ... a baby's cry is even louder. Anyways, the 2022 Civic interior is a nice improvement over the 10th Gen Civic.
Haha! Just made it to the end. “Round Aboots”
Can’t wait for the hatchback M/T in the market. Btw nice review
Are they doing a manual outside of Si?
@@BrianMakse they will make civic hatchback M/T sport and sport touring. But only couple of it. But still waiting on the price Japan already announced the price of their civic hatchback sport and sport touring. In the us still nothing.
I also saw Civic Sport M/T in NY
Agree with the tablet stuck on look not being my favorite
This one's my favorite in this segment. Looks classy, simple yet stylish interior, well equipped.
it's a good one!
Hi Brian just picked up a sonic grey 😎. Would you recommended any performance mods? Air intakes, muffler, turning? Please advise.
Congrats! Check in with Hondata to see what they recommend. They do good work.
@@BrianMakse will do, thanks Brian!
I was wondering if these CVTs would last 100k miles when I drive in a lot of steep uphills every week?
Idk, I just feel like if you put stress on that cvt frequently, it'll just one day out of nowhere, slip. Then youre fucked with repair bills.
They seem to hold up in Hondas. Some other OEMs have problems, though.
Why no lumbar support?
mini accord but Honda lacks in the warranty area at only 3 years
Going with the 2.0 gives you port injection, no turbo and 6MT (in Canada) which is hands down the best bet if you want long term reliability.
I have a buddy who has a 2016 ex-l with the 1.5t and has 371 thousand miles on it. Regular maintenance and not driving it like a dumb ass this engine will last you plenty long.
@@ZACH_95_ Sure, but if you want the best bet in terms of reliability a non-turbo > than turbo, port injection > direct injection, 6MT > CVT.
Reminds me of my 2000 Honda Accord that I purchased over 20 years ago. I guess Honda is going retro on their designs.
Timeless designs never age.
Love the styling. Good value at 31k?
On retained value, safety, and reliability factors, no doubt!
Thank you I thought it was just me. I like my EX 2022 but my SEAT is horrible 5:02
These are not great seats for an otherwise excellent car.
@@BrianMakse Agree
You can get the 1.5 in the ex as well
Apparently.
I don't like CVTs but I suspect the target market for this car will care.
You mean they won't care?
This or Mazda 3?
This Civic is a mini Accord and that is a good thing. I disliked the design and styling of the prior generation Civic. Now if Honda only brought back the velour seats…
1.5 turbo also comes in ex not just touring.
In which country?
@@BrianMakse I’m in Texas and just bought my ex with the 1.5l turbo
Congrats! Enjoy!
Sweet
Honda lover❤
i had a 2018 Civic, changed it for an Elantra N-Line, great car, and with 201 h.p. and a DCT it's pretty quick.
What’s Elantra N Line?
The hatchback looks much better in my opinion
I haven’t seen it yet. I love hatches and I can’t wait for the quicker Civics.
Show muito top 👌
Owned 4 civics in 7 years. 50% have has a/c issues, brake-related issues, etc. good engine experience, good driving dynamics but not as overall reliable as I would expect. My new 22 civic had braking problems off the showroom floor. I’ll be checking out Mazda next time.
Braking issues?
@@BrianMakse yes. broken brake booster. lucky it was caught early
I own the car, I can confirm: it is the gold standard.
Same here. I can also confirm: It is the gold standard
What’s your opinion of the road noise level?
@@kennglee the touring is good. Not as quiet as the Lexus I traded in, but it’s a Civic. I’ve heard non-touring models are worse.
@@kennglee Definitely quiet nothing noticeable while driving. Touring trim has more noise insulation that other trims
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LMAO, they have to fix entire sensing system.. its debatable which looks better now.. this civic or accord. If you buy? Buy with honda sensing (collision system) you'll save yourself headaches down the road.. trust me.. I'm dealing with it as far tons of people across all models with honda sensing with class action lawsuits..
Class action suits already filed?
Doesn’t this Touring version come with Honda Sensing? What about it needs fixing?
I almost prefer the 10th Gen body style. 2022 has too much PLASTIC interior and exterior. The hood is thinner so do not sit on it or you will have an indentation. The hood also vibrates more when driving. There is a Class Action Law Suit on the 1.5L Turbo "Earth Dreams" engine due to Oil Dilution in vehicles from 2019 to 2021 and believe may include 2022. Oil Dilution is when gasoline enters the oil chamber and thinning the oil density and fails to lubricate. Aluminum engine blocks must maintain proper lubrication since they are non-ferrous and softer metal. Internal friction will cause failure and damage in Aluminum engines. The 2022 Civic Touring has an exceptional internal design but the body and engine are more like one step forward and two steps back. Many people should seek to purchase the 2022 Mazda3 2.5 S Preferred. The Civic is a terrific commuter car. The Civic cabin noise level is about 10 to 15 decibels higher than the Mazda3 which has a more powerful engine 2.5L Turbo. The Civic CVT gives off the Rubber Band effect like on a toy balsa wood airplane the propellor that you wind up and watch twist. The Civic has very good headlights but the turn signal is brighter. Oh! time to turn the page. Yeah! I bought a 2022 Honda Civic Touring only because the pandemic still hinders automobile companies from releasing more vehicles since there is a shortage of computer microprocessors and other required parts. I guess you get what you can find on the market or wait many months for something to show up at the dealership. Hopefully, 2023 will be a better year.
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Compact? . looks like a mid-sized sedan ..
Forty years ago, that would have been the case for sure.
27 missed calls? Hahaha
Voice mails, missed calls, etc. I get voice mails as texts, so I don’t ever listen to them.
The only major issue with the 2022 Honda Civic is there's no money under the hood. Honda dealerships will make you pay full MSRP plus more for dealer installed accessories. Considering that you can score a discount on the Corolla, Sentra, Forte, Elantra, Jetta etc. that makes the Civic poor value for money.
One factor makes it a poor value? Lolz.
@@BrianMakse Price is the most important factor in the economy compact sedan segment. Sorry not everyone is rich like you, Brian.
@@braetonwilson4296 I also factor resale. Honda will retain it's value way better than all the cars you list, other than maybe corolla.
Nope, sorry. Something would have to be MAJORLY wrong for a Honda Civic (or Accord) to ever be a poor value. We’ve all been in a place where price is THE primary factor at one time or another. I get that. But generally speaking, reliability and safety are my top concerns, no matter the price. And Honda (along with Toyota) has it in spades. I drove my ‘02 Civic LX for 18 years. Only ONE mechanical breakdown in the entire 18 years. It was a very reliable car and an outstanding purchase value. I just bought a new 2023 Honda Civic Touring in January. Hoping to get 12-15 years out of it.
@@SmartPracticeSuccess Congrats! I think like you too! That's why I plan on buying a new 2023 Corolla LE and driving it for the next 25 years!
It's trunk is too tall looks very disproportional, front end is ugly rear end design seems to mismatch the front design.
Subaru thinks sticking unpainted plastic at random location on car will help sales.
No Japanese manufacturer except Mazda could make good looking car.
Between all compact sedans only VW Jetta look normal.
Terrible posture buddy.
CVT 😡
Kinda boring looking isnt it
Even though I live in the south I hate white as a color for automobiles
why? As a whyte man, I make sure I only drive whyte cars, wear whyte clothes, and eat whyte foods.
Another boring😴 accord.
Over price. Mazda 3 with awd and more for the same price
Gold standard by whom! Mazda 3 2.5 L turbo is a way better car in terms of Power, interior luxury and exceptional customer satisfaction over a long period of time. Civic is a gold standard!! May be in South east Asia not in Canada.
Sales data over a long period of time confirms that indeed the Honda Civic is the gold standard.
@@BrianMakse forget about long period , i am talking about 2023…. I dont care about the past. 2.5 L turbo vs 1.5 L turbo…. Must be joking…..
@@kmf7515 you literally said "exceptional customer satisfaction over a long period of time"...but if you've changed your mind and we're now talking about 2023 or, heck, even last month, the Civic outsells the Mazda3. Sales volume is the number one customer satisfaction factor.