Honda Civic

Readers were all over our Ford Ranger/Toyota Tacoma head-to-head teaser 
 this week as the most popular news story we published.

The Honda Civic is a mainstay of the brand's lineup, and minimal changes 
 for 2019 shouldn't do anything to radically affect its popularity. But what 
 would you pay at the pump as 2018 draws to a close?

Some people know exactly what Honda Civic is right for them. But if you're 
 somewhat less certain which version of Honda's popular compact is right 
 for you, we're here to help by detailing trim levels for the 2019 sedan.

CarMD's 2018 Vehicle Health Index Make and Model Reliability Rankings 
 provides an important glimpse into one of the key aspects of car shopping: 
 what happens after you drive off the dealership lot.

Approximately 7,000 model-year 2017-18 Honda Civic hatchbacks and Civic 
 Type R hatchbacks are being recalled for their owner's manuals.

The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety finds half of 2018 models' 
 headlights are at least acceptable, up from just two systems in 2016. But 
 the best lights are mostly optional or relegated to higher trim levels.

The beloved Honda Accord rolled into dealerships last week for the 2019 
 model year - and straight to the top of our weekly list of most popular car-
 news stories.

Which used car should you buy? Our editors suggest nine good candidates 
 from the 2010 model year and newer.

There's a price to be paid for popularity, especially if you're driving a car 
 that's a favorite among crooks. According to a new study, that favorite is 
 now the Honda Civic.

Honda's 2019 model-year refresh for the popular Civic now hits the sportier 
 Si grades, albeit in pared-down form.