2022 Honda Civic Sport - Redefining Entry Level Refinement (POV Binaural Audio)
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The funnel in the trunk is so you can add gas to the tank from a gas can with the capless mechanism
^ the highest rated comment out of 300+ comments. Yup, this vid is definitely about a basic car.
Spare tire in 2021. This is WHY I love this brand :) And the funnel was also WOW. Never know when need. Maybe you don`t always have around a 0.5L bottle of Coke or something to cut it and make a funnel. Or a swiss knife with you. One thing bothers me: Where is the manual 6-speed transmission? Or I guess this is the USA.
thats what the nozzle is for on the gas can...
Nice nice. I thought the funnel is for engine oil change
lol
Man, to think that this is gonna be some kid's first car! It looks so nice for being a Civic!
gonna start saving so that i can afford it in 2years :D
lucky kid !
Had the previous gen sport as my first car amazing vehicle
hehe it's my first car, blessed
Since when is a $24000 car a first car?
Although the previous 10th gen was a little more "aggressive" and sporty, this is a good departure towards a more upscale design that will age well along side a young adult as their first car.
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Finally someone with sense
Lmao, what kid is getting a brand new 2022 anything for a first car?
Dakota List tons of kids get brand new cars, lots of people are wealthy
@@narutobroken nope, the average kid with average middle class families arent getting this as first cars.
The wealthy ones with wealthy dads otoh are definitely getting a more upscale luxury sports cars like bmws or AMGs, they are not getting Honda Civics lol.
the only ones getting these are 30s-40s middle income earners with a bit more to spend and has a family.
It actually looks relatively easy to work on. That engine bay is gorgeous.
Same engine bay as the 10th gen
Engine bay is wide open.
So much room compared to the 10th gen
@@kenangedik3678 no its not
I love mine!
They left room for at least three turbos in the engine bay, how thoughtful!
Legit got my 2024 Honda civic hatchback sport and perfect room for another turbo and cold air intake.
@@happyduckling8401Same you think it’s possible to add a turbo on the civic hatchback sport?
my 2012 Civic Hybrid went 360K on the first CVT, put in one with 35K miles from a wreck and its just crossing 400K and still going.. I love my honda's
How many batteries for the electric motor(s) did you have to replace? How much did the last replacement cost you?
Smooth as butter. Having a car like this makes you enjoy the calm chill drives more
I guess… if it wasn’t for the seatbelt rattle, brake squeaks and seat rattles. Sure it’s good
@@matthoffman6962 that’s called having a car. I enjoy the mechanical sounds.
@@matthoffman6962 Enjoy your Land Rover, I heard the first 30,000 miles are good.
wouldn't be a highway merge without a toyota in front of you doing 45
Aint this the most realistic comment ever
In the left lane. Drifting into the right.
9:29 I can't stand when people merge like that, it's so dangerous and infuriating.
It's the one place where you're actively encouraged to accelerate really fast, how can you not!
Exactly! people who don't accelerate at on-ramps... SMH
@@olafian2450 I know someone that got their car scraped because they didn’t accelerate onto the freeway
I used to speed up on ramps, but then I had a semi-truck almost hit me while I was trying to merge because I was speeding. Could've ended horribly.
@@malekhalim1873 so what, you slow down on ramps now? I don't get your point. Obviously you don't just blindly accelerate and try to merge without looking, the goal is to match the highway speed, while simultaneously gauging the traffic flow to your left and trying to find a suitable gap. You may have to make some minor adjustments to fit into a gap, but the important thing is that the speed difference between everyone is minimal
@@Fordguy1997 It was a specific situation. Don't wanna get into it. But I am more cautious merging onto highways now. Also, all ramps are different you can't always gauge traffic flow.
I bought one last year and it's a fun car to drive, great on gas, handling, styling and just an all around win for Honda.
Pretty sure the funnel is for using a gas can for the cap less fuel filler
probably right but the layout of the capless fuel filler looks even easier to use with a gas can than a normal one and I've never seen a funnel come in other cars
@@TedwardDrives the ford rs comes with one
@@TedwardDrives Ford transit also comes with one
@@TedwardDrives yeah In 2009 Ford was the first to invent the cap less fuel system and now other manufacturers are doing the same
@@TedwardDrives all gm products too
"Oh my goodness, take this turn slower?! ... We're gonna die on the highway because you can't go fast enough?"
Felt this with all my core and soul
As a former Hyundai owner, they did feel premium as first. However, gearbox issue and mechanical problems were quickly erased that feeling from my mind.
I had a used 2015 Hyundai Elantra SE it was a nice sporty car but i kept having small warranty issues with it. Nothing serious but i traded it in for a new 2019 Corrola. I thought about maybe switching back because Hyundai and Kia have come a long way but i think Toyota and Honda are still unmatched in quality. What do you think? Any issues with your Hyundai.
As a current Hyundai owner. They run fairly well even through all the recalls (grrr). After 200k on the transmission (80k on the motor) no real problems (knock on faux chrome). The "quality feel" does fade pretty rapidly over time though. The 'leather seats' in mine started to come off almost immediately with the lightest cleaning. I'll never think of the brand as anything other than a lease only vehicle.
@@tjefferies8563 I might switch back to Hyundai in the future but Toyota makes really nice vehicles i might go with a used Sonata or Camry within the next three year's
was driving a 2022 elantra it just doesn't feel planted and solid like a civic
I honestly believe these new, entry level cars under $35,000 are nicer inside then some $60,000 dollar luxury cars from a few years ago. Best example of this is Mazda, especially the Mazda 3. For the price, you cannot beat the quality of the interior and the materials inside. Once I started reviewing more and more of them I realized just how nice they have become. Great video as always!
Okay that little Honda logo animation when you closed the door was adorable!!
I can't wait for the SI and the Type R, those are gonna be serious performance dailys
++++, same
I think the SI is going to be great.
Like they've always been
a high reviving hatch with that interior would be a joy to ride daily.
@@legioner9 Lmao why would you say that?
Focused, tight and pristine. How a civic should be.
Tight is exactly the right word and in my experience, they stay that way forever!
Finally something that doesn’t hurt my eyes!
I test drove this car today and was very impressed. The inside felt significantly nicer than the 10th generation.
The highway merger in the RAV4 and the corresponding rant was entirely reminiscent of 90% of my merging scenarios.
I just bought a Honda Civic sport 2022 model for my son and I was blown away by the quality and features that this car has on it. I love the black star spoke rims on it.
Love the styling of this generation. The 10th gen has that Euro feel, but still aggressive and Japanese. This 11th gen elevated that Euro/luxury vibe. Love the interior with the black trim. Also, so you do have those who merge slowly on the freeway. I agree, it is annoying. Slow isn’t always the safest, people!
The most aggressive looking Jetta ever
@@traviscallen lmao id rip the back honda badge and slap an audi badge for the lolz
I would love the styling with a V6 that i would absolutely love
euro feel? in europe nobody likes (I bought one hatchback version with many customizations), when you drive a civic here, people look at you asking what kind of car is that. here there are more ferraris than civics ))))))
@@toffonardi7037 Where do you live? San Marino. Monaco?
This is a classy little car. I dig it.
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@Aaron Friedman how come
The road noise is definitely the tires. I had the same tires on my 2016 Accord Sport and once I changed the tires out it was way quieter. 😌
Nice video. Just got my first brand new car (it had 4 miles when I drove it off the dealer 😎)
And am feeling proud I went for this honda civic. Amazing machine for a normal hard working person.
Congrats! I have never owned a brand new car so I can't even imagine the feeling!
How are u enjoying your civic sport?
The fact that he makes everything look epic, even a dam civic.
Thanks for the heart Ted, love the videos man.
Yes Tedward made it look epic. Also the car was so tastefully optioned, particularly the colors. Also Tedward is so lean he made it look bigger. Made me want to buy a civic!
@@new2000car he does a great job in reviewing cars, I love how honest he is.
Well, the look of the new Civic is quite subdued compared to the previous one😮
Looks like an accord
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@@Joseph-C That was my first thought. Definitely looks like an accord
accord front jetta back
the front almost like evo x
Honda is killing it with the interior game lately. The 10th gen Civic’s interior was great, but this one is on a different level.
The NA I4 will definitely be the one to get. But not the CVT.
The hatch will come with the NA I4 and a manual. The one to get!! :)
vtec yo
No this is a daily driver car not a damn miata
@@nolandderlugner1351 whot
Honda CVTs are reliable though. It's just the Nissan CVTs that I'd avoid
I like this hot red with black rims, not too bad. I usually don't like this red but the car and the wheels all go together. This looks like a good daily sedan for the price, it doesn't get any better. Runs smooth, simple and has everything you need.
The Honda Civic is an icon in the daily world. You hit the nail on the head nothing wrong with coasting in an inline 4. Great review
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Sooooo... When's the F1 review coming? 😁
Finally an Si that will have luxury looks on the inside. Can't wait to see the Si with this new design
I love the way this Civic model looks, but I wish they sold it with the 6-speed manual or even just a regular automatic torque converter 🥺
Yeah they just left the manual for the Hatch, Si, and Type R for this one.
@@LJImutan Cool. If people want a stick they gotta get the performance model
I never thought I'd see the day when I desire torque converters but putting your foot down in a CVT is automotive punishment.
@@Syncopia Modern CVTs work pretty well these days and they are smoother than other automatic transmissions and of course manual transmissions.
Just got this in a Sonic Gray and it also came with a stripe down the sides. I can’t stop looking at it and it’s so buttery smooth. A perfect car for me.
Im driving one right now for the week. It's so much better than the previous generation.
9:24 I swear, people who drive newer Toyota RAV4s have to consistently be some of the worst drivers I've seen around lately. Timid, weak drivers are one of the biggest dangers on the road today. - If you can't trust yourself to drive, get off the road.
It's a Toyota Corolla Cross btw
@@CarRevvedGaming It's not. This video is from the US and the Corolla Cross hasn't been released in the US yet.
this car looks so much better than the last 10 years of civics
The increased road noise is expected from a Sport trim model vehicle with wider tires, but it was noted by another reviewer that the Touring, and I believe probably the EX has increased sound deadening insulation materials as part of the amenities and added options. That's not an issue for me, as I would play the stereo anyway.
And yes, those funnels are for the gas tank as mentioned in other comments. And the Speedometer is a real analog gauge, the Tachometer and information center on the left is a digital display
This is a lower version of the 4 trims, but not quite the bare bones entry level of the LX, which is still not too shabby, especially over the previous generation.
At the same price for the LX and Sport as the previous generation model, it's a good concession, albeit, this newer sport trim loses the fog lights, previously not LED, the leatherette door and center console armrests, and the 60/40 split folding rear seat.
Pretty much everything is a carryover from the previous Sport version except for the upgrades and refinements, styling and design, etc.
The Sport is a definite upgrade from the LX that is well worth the price, especially if you are more Sport enthusiast oriented, but even nicer in general for the masses with what you get for the upgrade from LX.
You get all the other basic Sport handling and appearance gear from the top level Touring trim, with an optional HPD Honda Performance Edition exterior appearance package with a body kit, rear deck lid spoier and blacked out emblem trim, but it looks fine as is.
You just don't get the leather, power adjust seats, sunroof, outside mirror turn signal lights and added perks like the fancier instrument panel, larger entertainment system display, the wireless phone charging/Apple Carplay & Android Auto, and only one USB port, dual zone A/C, and premium Bose Stereo that is nice, and a bummer not to have, but for $5K less. I could live with that, unless I could afford to get the Touring trim, or the Sport Touring Hatchback, or even the Sport Hatchback for a little more if it has the same equipment, with the option of a 6 speed manual.
As far as the Bose system, it is acoustically designed and optimized for this car, but you could always upgrade the Sport system with a DSP processor, amplifiers, speakers, subwoofer to the extent you desire and can afford. I would probably go with Rockford Fosgate, JBL Club, or Sony Mobile ES.
And yes, the two upper trim levels have the upper level 1.5L turbo engine with 20 more horsepower. But, the N/A 2.0L engine is ultimately more reliable over time, especially if you tend to push your car's performance. So to me, the larger displacement N/A is preferable, unless I could spring for the Touring.
The power is adequate, and is just as fast as my 1984 Buick Grand National I had for 0-60 , with a 3.8L V6 turbo, or my 2000 Chevy Impala LS with the same size N/A engine. But the Civic is about just as roomy inside, with good trunk space in a more compact vehicle, which I now prefer.
What would be really nice is if the Si could have an optional detuned version of the 2.0L Turbo Type R engine from the Accord Sport and Touring trims. That would make it really special for enthusiast drivers, and it is more affordable, comfortable and practical as a daily driver than the Type R, which is mostly for die hard enthusiasts/collectors that can afford it, modify and race it.
Si buyers would not have to modify their cars much for the extra power over the 1.5L turbo from the previous version.
The Civic Sport is the sweet spot best buy all around, with the superior reliability, longevity and durability and quality control over the other brands, along with Toyota, but had better handling dynamics and steering feel and design refinements over the Corolla SE/XSE.
I would get this, and plan to, as I mentioned, unless I could get the Touring, or Sport/Sport Touring Hatchback.
It is the same price as the 2021 HR-V Sport which is nice, and has even much more practical cargo utility, but not the new refinements, and 20 less horsepower.
The previous Civic Sport Sedan is still nice, but the updates, and more mature and refined styling is great.
Bro wrote a whole essay
As a 10th gen owner with the same powertrain, I agree it's incredibly refined and that the engine (and CVT) essentially disappear into the background. The mechanicals do their job so well that there is no drama or excitement. With the 10th Gen, it was styling alone that made the car interesting. Now that it looks like everything else I worry that the whole car is just going to be boring.
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( 10:11 ) ( 12:29 ) Road noise: the Touring model got extra sound insulation that was left out of the Sport trim. Less expensive, less weight. 18" wheels don't help, either. It would be nice to see a side-by-side comparison of an LX (16" wheels), Sport, and Touring to see if the differences are noticeable.
Spot on.
curious to see the six speed in the hatch
The merging onto the highway felt like peering into my soul
Can’t wait for my future son to get one of these for 2k and slap a phat turbo on it
A great review, perfectly done, just what I need. I’ll get one in the next few years.
Love this video, started to get into pov vids and car vids myself but still trying to dial in the setup, this looks insane keep the content coming buddy and ive now subscribed you.
Thanks Dan!
Can't wait to see the type R of this year
The eco mode controls 4 things. Rpm is one and the other major one is that it cuts the air compressor to half use.
Aside. A sport comes with leather wrapped wheel and shifter.
The funnel is to put gas in the car when using a gas can
Kind of guy who is fun at parties and is super nice at the same time
The review is 💯
dude seeing an encore casino like that alone is so weird for somebody from Las vegas...
yes, coming back to the retro designs
I don’t love the styling of the sedan, but I’m looking forward to the SI and Type R, should be fun cars. This also makes me really excited for the new Accord, since the Civic looks so luxurious now imagine how much more luxurious the Accord will have to be.
Ah good old Massachusetts merging onto highways. I'm always praying I don't die when I'm behind a car merging on at 45 mph while everyone else is flying by at 80 mph
2019 looks so much better bro
Man' ive had this car for about 7 months now and I've been loving it and i definitely dont regret getting it as a first car. Down the line I'm gonna be trading it in for an Si for my first manual car once i get good at driving one lol. I've come back to this video multiple times before and after i got my car and it's still so entertaining to watch. 👌
This looks like it would be good to own long-term over the 1.5 turbo.
So good to spot something for a regular dude in your channel
Ive got a 9th gen shit box for my daily. Been wanting to replace it with a new civic. I’d definitely get the manual hatch.
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I realized the design is a tad bit different in Canada. I just picked up my 2022 Civic Sport and I have heated seats in the front and heated steering wheel, as well as 2 usb ports and cupholders for the passengers at the back. Very interesting.
I could be wrong, but I think that is a different model of the civic
That's a very impressive car . As for road noise I think it's partially the tires . My Kia Niro came with 18 inch tires and while they were good tires I still saw a smoother quieter ride when I switched to 16 inch tires . My gas mileage also increased around 7% . A lot of people want big wheels and tires . I'd rather have a smoother quieter ride .
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Really nice. And yeah the entry level asian cars have really come up to german premium fit and finish, and especially ride refinement these last years. I drive a ton of european premium rentals and just drove the new Corolla, like any contemporary BMW/Audi in ride quality.
They were always good, especially Japanese ones in ride quality
That’s where I got my hatch :)
That's the best looking civic I've seen in a long time.
Great review!! I REALLY wanted the sport due to it being cheaper and more aggressive looking (With the black trim and wheels) but unfortunately there were no sports anywhere I went. Ended up getting the touring which is nice but the extra gadgets and buttons are unnecessary for a simple guy like me. Overall, I love it! Got it when it only had 29 miles on it. Still feels brand new every day.
the new Civic design certainly looks better than the previous one
The 11th generation exterior / interior looks way better than the 10th gen. The look has a grown up look. It has a Euro luxury vibe look to it and will have more mass appeal. The 10th gen exterior has a very polarizing look. You either hate or love it when you first set your eyes on it. I hated the look of the 10th gen at first, then over the years I kinda warmed up to it. When I first look at the 11th gen, I absolutely loved the look of it.
I have this car, same color and everything. Other than not having anywhere to put my sunglasses and the stop-start having to be turned off every time you start your car, like you can’t preset that, all in all, great car, and really fun drive.
The super conservative design is a big bummer but the interior design and quality and features for the money are a big step up. 👍🏻 It is pretty crazy how much you get with a "base" model in this day and age.
The external design is so outdated
Styling is a home run. Nothing goofy. Strong, straight lines. The interior is what VW should copy for the Golf Mk IX.
Honda did an outstanding job!
Man, I cannot wait to see more of these in my area.
For $24k I'd really enjoy this car. Looks great and that powertrain is gonna be super reliable. Also that pupper at the end was adorable!
Honestly might try to get it for a first car
Ted we have a problem, I’m addicted to your videos and rehab centers will not accept it as an addiction! No but seriously I LOVE your videos especially with headphones in!!
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I had a 10th Gen Civic Sport with the 2 liter. I wish it had more power, but it was still a fun car to drive.
Just picked up the 23 sport. So nice to drive for its price!
Wonderful job Honda I genuinely want this car and that's coming from a GM guy !
Thank God this time it has no crab tentacle taillights. This new model looks serious and more grien
grown up
Just saw one of these on the road today for the first time. Red also. Looks exactly like all the pictures-clean, inoffensive, just a bit handsome.
Man, you really do meet the nicest people on a Honda. They were right after all.
Great car. i got in to and accident with 2018 Acord. It handle better than the Acord. Civic 2021.
My wife has a 2014 civic with 180.000.k no problems. we got it new. just brakes and oil changes.
The funnel is for putting fuel in the capless fuel tank from a gas can or any container. You can figure out why that could be useful.
THANK YOU for not speeding up to cut that guy off at 9:08. Now, can you please come to NJ to demonstrate that to everyone here, "how to merge safely and without being a d-bag" Thank you
i honestly hate driving in nj😭😭
Not-so-fun story, I literally pulled over for an ambulance on the same day you posted this, and the guy behind me cuts me off shortly after and starts breaking in my window, accusing me of spilling his drink. And this was in Boston too....
We have a 19' Odyssey Touring as a company vehicle and it's really nice. I've always thought the Civics always felt a bit better built then others in its class.
It's funny how watching this video I spot the *_actual_* vehicle I want @6:55 as it passes on the left 😂😂😂 if you know, you know lol
dont know why but the car reminds me of a few cars in terms of looks. Camry, Jetta, and an Impreza. maybe if they decided to compliment the front by making the car 2 door it may have looked a bit better. it may have even looked like a newer version of the 90s-93 civic. The interior is beautiful and simplistic, cant get enough from looking at it.
I'm excited to see the new Type R. I own a 2018 and love how sharp and edgy it is.
Update : I have ordered one of these bad boys from the factory in the pretty new blue. Gonna trade the Type R for it. Note to all of you young bucks who want a sports car as you're daily. Be sure you have a well paying job and a proper garage to keep her in. I love my Type R but as a daily she's become a source for more stress than joy. I'll miss her but a new, reliable Civic Sport that will be 100% in my name is the way to go. Growing up is about making the responsible choices. Maybe I'll have a Type R again one day but for now the sport sedan just seems like the best move.
So I just wanna say that the touring version of this car drives completely different and what you said about the paddle shifters is not the case for the touring. Lay off the gas, shift up, and the car even jerks a little bit. For a cvt it’s amazing. The sport, version of this car it shifts completely different and I don’t know why. I got the touring mostly for the Bose and turbo
Funnel is for gas tank if you run out and comes in handy for additives.
I don't know why everyone keeps repeating that you can't get a 6MT in the sedan. It's coming in the Si. At this point, the only reason MTs exist is for the enthusiast driver and Honda knows those people don't want a 2.0L 158 HP engine. They want the 1.5T tuned to 200+ HP they ship with the Si. I'm hoping they bump the power up to 220 for this generation, but seems like Honda's likely to carry over all their engines from the previous generation. Maybe a power bump to 210.
They are also for people who want a cheap car that’s fun to drive and don’t want a CVT.
The difference between the base engines and more powerful engines is hardly anything to write home about. They are still getting wasted by a V6 Camry at the lights.
Your commentary is gold! I feel like I literally say the same things as I drive.
Really looking forward to seeing you review the Civic Si and Sport Touring Manual Hatch when they become available.
Very excited for both!
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With how many entries in this segment are becoming overstyled, I actually think the conservative aesthetic is an asset. Clean, simple and classy like Honda’s of old! Hopefully Honda improved the manual from the prior gen, though. Prior gen garden variety manual Civics were no bueno! That was a big factor in why I just went for a Mazda3 hatch manual in this segment.
the new elantra looks like a clown next to this
I got my 2023 Honda Civic sport in white color …. Its so cool . Yeah its not fast but its not slow as well and yes the road noise is there but that’s okay with 18 inch.. i am in canada so i got blind spot , sunroof and heated seats and heated steering
The funnel is for the cap less gas fill not oil
You can really put anything in a funnel 😆
@@TedwardDrives yes, you can but the specific purpose is for filling the gas tank
Me watching this video makes me want to get a new civic…I have a 2001 Honda Civic and it runs good! Runs like an old cheap car!! But it’s my 1st car so…
Love it, going to buy it tomorrow
How is it going for you?
@@galibrahman5589 amazing. Nothing like driving a honda. I dont like the auto turn off thou
Just got the 2024 LX Hatchback yesterday and I absolutely love it. My only complaint is that it's 2024 and the Apple Carplay still isn't wireless.
You should have wireless. My si and type R both have wireless CarPlay.
Only the Touring trims have Wireless Carplay, per Honda’s site. Kind of a bummer, but I still love the car.
The funnel is actually for the cap less gas fill up… I took some time to read my 2018 Civics book and if you need emergency gas they don’t want you trying to beep the door open with a tool etc…
Red and black glossy. Woow.
But chaos inside the hood.