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ONE-Owner, Remote Start, Power Sunroof, Heated Front & Rear Leather Seats, 9″ Colour Touchscreen w/ Navigation, 10.2″ Colour Full Digital Driver Display, 60 /40 Split Fold-Down Rear Seatback, Apple CarPlay / Android Auto, Adaptive Cruise Control, Blind Spot Information, Auto High Beam, Collision Mitigation Braking System, Forward Collision Warning, Lane Departure Warning, Road Departure Mitigation, Wireless Phone Charger, BOSE Premium Sound System with 12 Speakers including Subwoofer, Apple CarPlay  / Android Auto, Multi-Angle Rearview Camera with Dynamic Guideline, Smart Entry with Walk Away Auto Lock, Pushbutton Start, 180-HP 1.5-Liter, Turbocharged and Inter-Cooled Engine, Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT), 3-Mode Drive System (ECON/Normal/Sport), Steering Wheel-Mounted Paddle Shifters, 18″ Alloy Wheels with Shark-Grey Inserts, Platinum White, Balance of Factory Warranty and ONLY 19,130 KM

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What’s New?
• Totally redesigned for 2022
• More and better tech
• Roomier

For decades, the Honda Civic has maintained a proud distinction for upholding extremely high safety standards. For 2022, Canada’s #1 selling passenger vehicle is doing everything to honour that reputation. Equipped with Honda Sensing Technologies, the newest iteration of the Civic Sedan remains committed to the goal of creating a collision-free society with advanced driver and pedestrian innovations built on generations of safety-inspired engineering.

The Honda Civic has been one of the top three best-selling passenger cars in the U.S. since 1973, with over 12 million sold. The current Civic, a regular KBB Best Buy award winner, has been the best-selling model in America with first-time buyers.

Driving The 2022 Honda Civic Touring Sedan:

The view out is excellent, aided by the low cowl and wide-set windshield pillars. Moreover, with the Touring trim’s leather upholstery, digital gauges, 9-inch infotainment system, and 12-speaker Bose audio system, this compact Honda feels like it has moved up a class in quality.

The turbocharged 1.5-liter engine is outstanding. It’s quiet and smooth, and the power (180 horsepower) arrives in a pleasantly linear fashion. You can shut off the fuel-saving stop/restart function, and the responsive continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT) is among the best we’ve sampled. It doesn’t exhibit any of the droning sensation common with early CVTs, and the shift paddles are there for whenever you’re in a sporty mood.

Sport mode, which is selectable via a rocker switch on the center console, makes the new Civic come alive and feel much more responsive. In Sport mode, engine rpm is increased at various speeds compared to Eco and Normal.

In a sense, we see the roomier new 2022 Honda Civic as an anti-SUV. It’s practical, with enough room inside for four tall adults and a kid squeezed in the middle of the back bench. It also has a 14.8 cubic foot trunk, which compares favorably to the 13.1 cu ft trunk in the Toyota Corolla.

But at the same time, the new Honda Civic feels low, wide, and fun, eager to carve corners in the same manner as expensive German cars. This new Civic sedan relishes twisty roads, aided by good steering feel and excellent grip, but at no apparent sacrifice in ride quality.

Make no mistake – the previous Civic was good. But where that version still felt like an economy car, this is a fine impersonation of a premium one. The car itself has some serious substance, eschewing the tin-toy vibe typical of the segment. It’s not that the 2022 Civic is especially heavy, but it feels solid and planted while managing to carve tight lines when prodded.

The VERDICT:
• KBB Compact Car Best Buy for 2022
• Famously refined and reliable
• Roomy, comfortable, fun to drive

Honda’s small car is one of the absolute best vehicles in the industry right now, and I’m certainly not alone in thinking this. The Civic sedan was voted by a panel of more than 20 AutoTrader.ca experts as this year’s Best Overall Car.