New 2026 HondaCivic Hybrid Sport
- Hybrid
- Exterior Color
- Solar Silver Metallic
- Interior Color
- Bk
- Body/Seating
- Sedan/5 seats
- Combined Fuel Economy
- 49
- Transmission
- eCVT
- Drivetrain
- FWD
- VIN
- 2HGFE4F84TH338504
- Stock Number
- H38504
- Horsepower
- 141
KBB.com Consumer Reviews
- 5.0
Excellent Car!
By MillerTime on 2/19/2026 9:25:33 PM
This car is fantastic! The interior is absolutely bullet proof! What I mean by saying that is, 10 years down the road, it’s still gonna look great. Honda did a great job on this car in and out! I was able to get 53 MPG driving in the city. It’s very comfortable just wish it had lumbar adjustment and a spare tire I read of the “fix a flat kit”, but overall the looks, the gas mileage, and the smoothness and the excellent build quality, it just an absolute gem. Loving my new 2026 Honda Civic Hybrid Sport Touring Hatchback. - 5.0
People on here love to complain
By Justin on 2/1/2026 8:26:01 PM
I hear people complaining about back pain on these reviews? Maybe you should start being active instead of blaming a car? This car is perfect and I'm glad I have the 2.0L engine as the 1.5L turbo will have issues with the head gasket. 50k miles on my 2023 civic and I've had zero issues. It's quick and good on gas. Very sharp exterior. - 5.0
Great Car Overall
By ayoungwoman on 1/3/2026 7:58:52 AM
Not very different from the ’25 model. I traded in an Elantra for the Civic, and it felt like the better long-term value. I really like how clean and sporty this generation looks. It’s reliable, fuel-efficient, and refreshingly not overloaded with tech, which I actually appreciate, especially with how much control technology is starting to have over vehicles. I’d recommend getting a trim with blind-spot detection; it’s especially helpful in high-traffic city driving. As for the seats, I’ve heard some complaints about comfort, but I’d say they may be less ideal for people with back issues or poor posture.
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