2023 Honda Civic In Greenville, NC
2023 Honda Civic Sales in Greenville, NC
Honda has stepped up with the last two generations of the Civic. Each iteration has been amazingly impressive, with many notable updates while maintaining the nameplate's well-known sporty drive.
The 2023 Civic is the most mature version of the nameplate. Almost Accord-like in design, it has clean lines and a distinguished appearance that will stand out wherever you drive.
See all the variants of the 2023 Honda Civic at Barbour-Hendrick Honda Greenville. You can even schedule a test drive with us.
Interior Review of the 2023 Honda Civic
Honda revamps the cabin of the Civic for a minimalistic look. The cabin's width is underscored by the flat, padded dashboard and a long thin grille with hexagonal holes that ingeniously shrouds the aircon vents. Jutting out above is a 7-inch touch screen, and below are three generously-spaced climate control knobs with an integrated narrow digital screen.
Just like the body, the layout is highly dignified. It has very minimal chrome effects to act as highlights to the black motif. The infotainment system is intuitive and has eight speakers, Apple CarPlay®, Android Auto™, and Bluetooth® connectivity. It has a large pocket at the front end of the center console for devices and a highly elaborate multifunction steering wheel.
Exterior Review of the 2023 Honda Civic
Minus all the aggressive lines and angular surfaces, the Civic has adulted and exudes a more formal, dare I say it, dignified exterior. Its larger body has a lot to do with it as well. It is almost Accord-like in size and bearing, which robs it a little bit of that youthful look, but we all have to grow up someday, right?
It is a sedate aesthetic package compared to what Civic fanboys like, but it isn't too much of a departure. The fastback-type body still oozes a certain amount of sexiness, maybe not at the same level as the 10th generation, but it's still there. The good thing about it is the nameplate opens itself up to a new set of buyers, those who prefer a less juvenile design.
Get your 2023 Honda Civic in any of the following colors:
- Rallye Aegean Blue Metallic
- Underground
- Crystal Black Pearl
- Lunar Silver Metallic
- Meteorite Gray Metallic
- Morning Mist Metallic
- Platinum White Pearl
- Sonic Gray Pearl
Power and Performance of the 2023 Honda Civic
The 2023 Honda Civic uses one engine only, a 1.5-liter turbocharged inline-four sending 180 horsepower and 177 pound-feet of torque to the front wheels via a continuously variable transmission or a six-speed manual (Civic Sport Touring Hatchback).
The Civic doesn't jump off the line like it used to, but it still has considerable pace. Acceleration is mild at best, even in Sport mode, but still brisk enough to keep the drive exciting. It has a lot of pull under 2,000 RPM, so going beyond it is just a total waste of fuel unless you are in such a hurry that every second counts. Its best feature is how it handles pressure.
Handling is splendidly spirited. The Civic still knows how to dive into corners and stays balanced around bends and tight turns. Under all the prim and proper costume is an athlete raring to provide performance, and if you know what to do behind the wheel, it will willingly oblige.
Key Technology Features
- Android Autoâ„¢
- Apple CarPlay®
- 7-inch touch-screen display
Key Safety Feature
- Traffic jam assist
- Lane departure alert
- Reverse camera
- Agile Handling Assist (AHA) Electronic Stability Control
- Driveline traction control
- Side impact beams
Find Your 2023 Honda Civic at Barbour-Hendrick Honda Greenville
The 2023 Honda Civic is more sophisticated and has more advanced driver-assist features, a wireless smartphone connection, and a larger infotainment touch screen.
Experience its sporty ride when you test drive it today at Barbour-Hendrick Honda Greenville in Greenville, NC.
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