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What’s the Difference Between a Sedan and a Coupe?

Truck and SUV sales haven’t completely killed off sedans, and that’s partially because lately, sedans have been getting more stylish. The latest Hyundai Elantra and Sonata, for instance, have all manner of creases, folds, and edges. However, just like Mercedes didn’t call its minivan as such, some automakers don’t call their sedans by that name. …
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Does It Really Matter Which Honda Civic You Buy?

New or used, the Honda Civic is an extremely popular car. Although the Civic had some missteps in the past, the latest model is a return to the reliability and quality that made it and Honda household names. And part of that appeal is the Civic’s bandwidth: there’s basically a model for everyone. The 2020 …
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Five Special Edition Cars That Could Be Worth More in the Future

Many consumers buy a special edition car with the intention of keeping them for many years, if not forever. Whatever the case, holding onto any special edition car in hopes that its value will increase astronomically is a lot like playing the lottery, sometimes you win, but a lot of the times, you lose. That …
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Does the Honda Civic Have Apple CarPlay?

Are you inseparable from your iPhone no matter where you roam?  Thanks to the robust connectivity of Apple CarPlay, you can now access many of your favorite iPhone apps on the road whether you’re running errands or on a road trip adventure. Many of today’s most popular cars, trucks, and SUVs have Apple CarPlay connectivity …
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Should You Buy a Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla?

When it comes to compact cars, two models have dominated the landscape for years. Both the Honda Civic and the Toyota Corolla have low-cost ownership, reliability, and good fuel economy. The Honda Civic comes in as the second top-selling car in the United States and the Corolla comes in third (the Toyota Camry is first …
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How Much Should You Pay For a Used Honda Civic?

It’s not just new Honda Civics that sell well. Although the Toyota Corolla is a popular alternative, the Civic remains a used car go-to due to its practicality and overall affordability. But not every Civic was made equal. Some can develop issues over time, and others should be avoided altogether. But if you know what …
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2020 Honda Civic Sport Touring: Can it be better than a Civic Si?

The Honda enthusiast scene has been around since the early 1990s, and maybe even before that. Over the past 30 years or so, anyone who has paid attention would have seen the evolution that the Honda scene has gone through; from big wings and body kits to making valiant efforts to blaze down the quarter-mile …
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BMW, Take Note: Honda’s Keeping ‘Type R’ Exclusive

There aren’t many vehicles with the Honda Civic’s bandwidth. One reason for the compact sedan’s popularity is there’s a version for everybody. The base Civic is a comfortable and fairly-reliable commuter. For those who want a bit more spice, there’s the Civic Si. And, a few years ago, Honda finally brought over the Civic Type …
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The Best Used Honda Civic Model Years You Should Buy

Honda is a brand known for its reliability and longevity. Evidence can be found just looking around on the roads – many of the older cars you see still going strong are Honda models. This is especially true for the Honda Civic. Since it burst on the scene in 1973, it has proven to be …
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Why the Honda Civic Is a Great Car for the Average American

For years, Honda has been rolling out well-made, reliable cars. Even though a few car manufacturers – Toyota in particular – have begun to catch up with Honda in offering affordable, dependable, and high-quality vehicles, Honda continues to be a trusted brand. There’s one Honda model that’s perfect for owners who want a no-frills, economical …
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The Nissan Altima Is More Popular Than the Honda Civic in These Cities

The type of vehicles Americans love to drive is evolving. These days, more drivers prefer crossovers and SUVs. While there are fewer sedans on the road, that doesn’t mean all drivers are willing to give up their sedans for an SUV or truck. There’s still a large number of drivers who love sedans. One sedan …
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Can the Toyota Corolla Keep up With the Honda Civic?

Although Ford and Chevrolet have cut their sedan choices severely, SUVs and trucks haven’t completely killed demand for them. And for sedan buyers, the choice usually comes down between Toyota and Honda. The Honda Civic keeps breaking sales records, but the Toyota Corolla isn’t exactly unpopular. The Corolla was redesigned for the 2020 model year; …
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Civic or Accord: Which Honda Is Better for You?

Honda makes some of the most reliable, safe, and fun-to-drive sedans in the world. But, because of how many great cars that Honda makes, American customers will ultimately have to choose between one or the other. Here’s a look at the Honda Civic and the Honda Accord, two of Honda’s most popular cars. What the …
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Honda or Toyota: Which Car Is Better?

Considering that sedans are swiftly being phased out to make room for trucks and SUVs, it’s not surprising that the automakers who aren’t scrapping their car division are getting more notice. Since Toyota and Honda are the two biggest automakers who are hanging in there, it only makes sense that consumers wonder who makes the …
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