Honda Civic 2022 is a great sedan

Every 2022 Civic sedan benefits from significant body, chassis and powertrain improvements, safety technology, quality interior and exterior design, and overall driving improvement. In addition, all 2022 Civics come standard with an enhanced suite of Honda Sensing® driver assistance and safety technologies that adds a traffic jam assist and makes features like adaptive cruise control (ACC) and lane keeping assist smoother. and natural. System (LKAS). Rear Seat Reminder and Rear Seat Belt Reminder are also new and are standard across the range.
The Civic LX ($21,700) comes with a naturally aspirated 2.0-liter 4-cylinder engine and a continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT). The combination is smooth and responsive, and with 158 horsepower (at 6500 rpm, SAE net) it offers the highest standard power output in its class, while also delivering a 2 mpg (combined) boost to the EPA fuel economy rating. . Also standard is an easy-to-use 7-inch color touchscreen with Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ integration, push-button start, partial digital equipment and LED headlights.

Civic Sport ($23,100) rounds out the LX upgrades with styling of its own, including custom-made 18-inch wheels with low-profile tires, black exterior accents, and a chrome exhaust trim. Inside, an upgraded 8-speaker audio system, sports seats, leather-wrapped shift knob and steering wheel, shift paddles, sport pedals and a new sport driving mode are standard.

The Civic EX ($24,700) includes a more powerful and upgraded 1.5-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder engine and a CVT that has been retuned for better response. Now with VTEC® on the exhaust side, the engine delivers 180 hp. (at 6000 rpm, net SAE), which is 6 hp. more than last year and 177 lb-ft. torque (at 1700-4500 rpm, SAE net), 15 lb-ft gain. Blind-spot information, a one-touch power sliding moonroof, heated seats and exterior mirrors, and dual-zone automatic climate control are standard.

The 2022 Civic Touring is $28,300 and tops the line with leather seats, power front seats, Sirius XM radio, satellite navigation system and more. While pricing remains the same as last year, the Touring is getting a host of new or revised features, including a new, larger 9-inch color touchscreen display with wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™ integration, as well as premium Bose audio system from Civic. , a new 10.2-inch fully digital customizable instrument display, front and rear parking sensors, sport driving mode, wireless smartphone charging and LED fog lights. Touring also adds Civic's first implementation of low-speed braking control