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"The 2017 Civic has daring looks, turbocharged power and a spacious, technology-rich interior."

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25 Combined MPG
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Type R 4dr Hatchback (2.0L 4cyl Turbo 6M)
2017 Honda Civic Type R
msrp $34,775
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2017 Honda Civic Type R
Type R
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pros & cons

pros

  • Excellent fuel economy and performance from turbocharged engines
  • Ride quality expertly balances comfort and athleticism
  • Many available advanced technology and safety features
  • Roomy cabin with high-quality materials

cons

  • Touchscreen interface is confusing and slow to respond to inputs
  • Overly vigilant forward collision warning system is frustrating
Honda Civic 4dr Hatchback MSRP: $33,900
Based on the Type R Manual FWD 4-passenger 4-dr 4dr Hatchback with typically equipped options.
EPA Est. MPG 25
Transmission Manual
Drive Train Front Wheel Drive
Displacement 2 L
Passenger Volume 122.7 cu ft
Wheelbase 106 in
Length 179 in
Width 73 in
Height 56 in
Curb Weight 3117 lbs
Honda Civic 4dr Hatchback MSRP: $33,900
Based on the Type R Manual FWD 4-passenger 4-dr 4dr Hatchback with typically equipped options.
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  • Fold Flat Rear Seats
  • Bluetooth
  • Apple Carplay/Android Auto
  • Alarm
  • Rear Bench Seats
  • Tire Pressure Warning
  • Trip Computer
  • Multi-Zone Climate Control
  • Stability Control
  • USB Inputs
  • Navigation
  • Back-up camera
  • Auto Climate Control
  • Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel
  • Upgraded Headlights
  • Keyless Entry/Start

Honda Civic 2017

2017 Honda Civic Si: First Drive Review

The First Drive review of the 2017 Honda Civic Si from the experts at Edmunds. Sit up front with Edmunds editor Carlos Lago as he takes the 2017 Honda Civic Si sport compact for a spin. This is the first turbocharged Si, making 205 horsepower like the previous model but with plenty more torque and a stronger midrange. Watch to find out what else he likes about it and also what disappoints him.

Transcript

[MUSIC PLAYING] CARLOS LAGO: This is the new Honda Civic Si. This is the first turbocharged Honda Civic Si. This engine uses a 1 and 1/2 turbocharged four cylinder that you get also in the CRV and other Civic models. But here, it makes 205 horsepower. That is the exact same amount of horsepower as the previous Si. So if you're kind of disappointed, don't worry because this car makes plenty more torque. The result is a mid-range that feels a lot brawnier and stronger than any Civic Si in the history of man has felt. Although, I got to say the top end performance might suffer. Si, at least to me, is a Civic that revved higher, that screamed, that was definitely naturally aspirated. But as performance requirements continue to increase with performance cars, they had to turn to turbocharging. Automakers have to employ turbochargers. The result in this case it is 6,500 RPM redline, a power peak at about 5,700 RPM, which is a lot lower than you'd get out of a Si of yore. Although, the power is a lot greater here, so it's kind of neither here nor there. Overall though, this car is light. It manages to stay under 3,000 pounds regardless if you get a coup or a sedan. And that's a commendable thing in this price point because the competition-- your WRX, your Focus ST, and so on are going to weigh a lot more than this thing does. Even if this thing's power doesn't quite match theirs, the power to weight, which is more important, might be closer. Being from the drive is the important part of a sport compact. And I got to say the Civic does that pretty well. The steering is lacking a lot in feel, and that's what you get out of modern electronically assisted power steering systems. But the resistance in the wheel feels very good, which is a nice thing. This car has a limited slip differential, which you like out of a front drive or actually any kind of drive car. But my biggest disappointment is the stability control, which you can't turn off at all. You can lessen it by hitting the button that says VSA, but there is no way to fully defeat the stability control. Now, it's more of a philosophical complaint than a natural one because when the stability control is coming on and interacting, it does something very in a way that's hard to feel. You'll notice if we're doing something way wrong, like when you have the steering wheel cranked all the way over to the left and you mat the gas. You won't get any response out of it because if you did get response, it would just burn up in useless understeer. If I'm going to make a mistake, let me make a mistake. I got to say the system does work well. It does only intervene in situations where it really should. I don't buy that you would be fastest with it on all the time. But as of right now, there's no way to turn it off, and that's frustrating, even if it does work OK. That said, the Civic Si altogether starts at just underneath $24,000 and is a pleasant sport compact. The way the previous Si was even if the character of the powertrain has changed quite a bit with this new turbocharged engine, or this new turbocharging application in the Si. I'm just so happy you can get it with a six-speed manual. Thank you guys for watching. If you want to see more, stay tuned and visit edmunds.com. [MUSIC PLAYING]

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A full list of available features and filters for the new 2017 Honda Civic Type R inventory include but are not limited to:
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Features: Alarm, Apple Carplay/Android Auto, Audio and cruise controls on steering wheel, Auto Climate Control, Back-up camera, Bluetooth, Fold Flat Rear Seats, Keyless Entry/Start, Multi-Zone Climate Control, Navigation, Rear Bench Seats, Stability Control, Tire Pressure Warning, Trip Computer, USB Inputs, Upgraded Headlights. Engine/Mechanics: 4 cylinders. Transmission: Manual. Fuel Type: premium unleaded (recommended).

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