What are the differences between different versions of the Civic?

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DiReagan
07/24/25 6:19am
Honda Civic is divided into two models: 180TURBO and 220TURBO. The differences are: different engines, different transmissions, and different maximum torque. Different engines: Honda Civic 180TURBO: 92kW (1.0L turbocharged). Honda Civic 220TURBO: 130kW (1.5L turbocharged). Different transmissions: Honda Civic 180TURBO: CVT continuously variable transmission. Honda Civic 220TURBO: 6-speed manual transmission. Different maximum torque: Honda Civic 180TURBO: Maximum torque (Nm/rpm) 173/2000-4500. Honda Civic 220TURBO: Maximum torque (Nm/rpm) 226/1800-5500.
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LeReid
08/11/25 2:04am
Recently tried several versions of the Civic, I think the main differences lie in the engine and driving feel. For example, the base LX model uses a 1.5T turbocharged engine, with smooth acceleration but only 158 horsepower, suitable for daily commuting; upgrading to the EX or Sport version adds sport-tuned suspension, making it more engaging to drive, and the Sport version also features 18-inch wheels and a unique front grille for a more youthful and sporty look. The high-end Touring version keeps the same engine but adds adaptive cruise control and a sunroof, making highway driving more comfortable. The hybrid version stands out for its fuel efficiency, with fuel consumption under 5L/100km, ideal for eco-conscious drivers. Overall, which model to choose depends on whether your daily needs prioritize economy and practicality or driving pleasure. From a driving perspective, I recommend test-driving the Sport version first to feel the difference.
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