
The Civic Sport Edition belongs to the high-end configuration. Below is a detailed introduction of the Honda Civic 2019 model: Parameter Configuration: The new car features a color multi-function LCD instrument panel, newly designed sport seats, a leather gear shift knob, and USB ports, combining technology with comfort. The four-way adjustable multi-function steering wheel integrates functions such as music switching and phone answering. Powertrain Configuration: The new Civic is equipped with two engines, the 220TURBO and 180TURBO, paired with either a CVT continuously variable transmission or a 6-speed manual transmission. In the field of intelligent safety driving, the new Civic continues to feature the Honda-CONNECT intelligent guidance interconnection and Honda-SENSING safety super-sensing system. Body Dimensions: The 2019 Honda Civic has a length of 4658mm, a width of 1800mm, a height of 1416mm, and a wheelbase of 2700mm.

I recently picked up the Civic Sport Turbo edition and have studied its specs in detail. It's positioned as the mid-range trim, sitting between the base LX and the top-tier Touring. Compared to the base model, it adds sporty exterior upgrades like a body kit, paddle shifters, and black alloy wheels, but lacks the Touring's full digital instrument cluster and adaptive cruise control. All trims share the same 1.5T engine, with differences mainly in comfort features. It offers great value for money - essentials like rearview camera and CarPlay are included, and the total price around 170,000 RMB is reasonable. If you want sporty styling without going for the barebones version, the mid-range Sport Turbo hits the sweet spot.

My sales friend told me that the Civic Sport Edition is clearly marked as a mid-range configuration in their system. The lineup is divided into three tiers from low to high: the LX Edition, Sport Edition, and EX Edition. The Sport Edition costs about 10,000 yuan more than the base model, adding 13 upgraded features such as a center exhaust and sporty body kit. However, it lacks high-end functions like power seats and Honda Sensing compared to the top-tier model. The price is right in the middle of the lineup, making it particularly suitable for young people with a budget of 150,000 to 180,000 yuan. When checking out the car, it's recommended to focus on comparing practical feature differences like heated steering wheel and keyless entry.

After test driving the Sport version, it's clear that it's positioned as the mid-range model. Compared to the base model, it adds LED fog lights and a leather gear knob, but lacks the BOSE audio system and blind spot monitoring found in the top trim. The spec sheet shows it has 15% more standard features than the base model, but 30% less than the flagship version. The price difference shows in details: for example, the seat material is fabric blend instead of full leather, and the instrument panel features a semi-mechanical, semi-digital design. It's perfect for buyers who want the sporty look without spending an extra 30,000 yuan for the top configuration.


