2017 Toyota Corolla vs. 2017 Honda Civic

[@nightotter]

I buy Hondas and my brother-in-law buys Toyotas. Neither of us has had problems in the last thirty years of buying cars and both run forever. You can't go wrong with either maker. Good video. Cheers.

[@jenniferhuynh9154]

Night Otter I had a Toyota Corolla best car I ever had never any issues reliable and great comfortable car. Work for Honda this past year deciding on either one

[@davinp]

The Civic looks more stylish than the Corolla.

[@southonfishing924]

Not a single mention of standard safety features. Toyota has radar cruise control, forward collision prevention, lane departure warning, lane keep assist, auto on/off high beams. Many car enthusiasts like myself actually love analog gauges by the way.

[@jorge7323]

They did briefly at the end of

[@mikefahy482]

I personally am a fan of both brands but a quick internet search shows that you van get a 2017 corolla for way less than a civic and personally I want to save money if i can

[@sherifelserty9549]

I really don't know why all the car reviewers never mention anything about reliability?!!! Normal people should have to have some information about the cars reliability from people who owned similar cars in the past 5 years or so. No one really gives a damn now about 10 or 20 more hp or torque in these cars segment! Just look at a 2007 corolla and 2007 civic and ask both owners how much money both spent on spare parts and service and you will know the difference between a good car and a reliable car which can run for 200k miles without a single problem. Toyota is always a winner

[@diegoeleazar9154]

Let it age. Give it atleast 3 to 5 years.

[@kingh2310]

True Corolla is more reliable to Civics. Honda is also reliable but Toyota is just more reliable and require less maintenance

[@TofuCate]

How do you rate the reliability of a car that just came out at the time?

[@bigrig9749]

I'd take the Civic

[@ArmandoFL]

I'm getting my civic in a few months :) Can't wait

[@mariamitchell8815]

Awesome!! Congrats :)

[@dr.rosewyatt417]

dropthe_bass 21trrrrr

[@christopherj.ohlsen5850]

dropthe_bass 21 get the 1.5 turbo option so fun!

[@kenangedik3678]

christopher j. ohlsen the turbo has fuel dilution problems

[@jannpalay9333]

You know what I don't care what people say. I have a corolla 1994 this very day and boy, no rust what so ever and it's a freaking sturdy car. Runs very good no problem at all so screw all this crap.

[@alpha7ization]

Yeah but the 94 looked better than this mess

[@COSMACELF1802]

Wow, this video sounds so biased!

[@MrScoobieman]

Toyota fan LOL

[@connordurham8216]

@@MrScoobieman says the one that has a shitty ford for a profile pic

[@yt678901]

TOYOTA any day, they last like forever. You can die but the car you own will be alive.

[@ofertasorlando]

The 2017 Toyota Corolla has 120 problems & defects reported by Corolla owners. The worst complaints are engine, transmission

[@zmichellexoxo]

Elio Teixeira and the 2017 civic has 244 problems reported by Civic owners. Among the top five are engine and brakes. Like if you’re just gonna spit out “facts” about the corolla, then you need to compare with the civic.

[@good-tn9sr]

Michelle nice 👍🏿

[@unfairsanic5089]

@@ofertasorlando please, that report is nonsense compaired to the civic, and that toyota issues are cheap and easy to fix

[@Z2Z9]

@@unfairsanic5089 yeah imma about to buy a 17 corolla. Little worried about the cvt but a hyundai elantra is a great alternative and is a little cheaper

[@lorenzonewhouse6552]

My 2003 Toyota Corolla just hit 300,000 Mi. Still runs good, doesn't burn oil, and sounds good.

[@Slim1986]

of course Civic 🙌🙌

[@RJT80]

Id buy the Civic too but they ignore all the standard advanced safety features on the Corolla which are very significant and unheard of in a compact car, and will appeal to a lot of people. Loyal Toyota owners have always been the most pragmatic car buyers. That drives their used prices past the point of reasonable. Toyota should be applauded for adding all of that standard. Others will need to follow.

[@Sami.the.auto.advisor]

Great comparison guys.The Civic has more power, superior handling, better features and fuel economy (31/42/36)... not even a close call... ABSOLUTELY no contest.

[@toyota420xp]

better features? well a loaded civic is a lot more money

[@Sami.the.auto.advisor]

Gregory Perkins Yes, the Touring costs a lot more... but here they're comparing models under $23K MSRP (with Destination & Handling)... so in this context, the Civic wins hands down. Moreover, even the top trim (XSE) of the Corolla is no match for the mid trim (EX) of the Civic.

[@djkenny1202]

Most people get 42 MPG highway on the Corolla.

[@toyota420xp]

uhh no? fuelly.com has 28 cars for 2017 and 135 for 2016 and 177 vehicles for 2015 and the avergae is about 31-32

[@bradsmith130]

Superior handling, hardly comparing handling is nonsense it changes its all up to the owner and what he wants to do and how much they are willing to spend. I have a Corolla and have spent significant money on performance upgrades and it would beat a new Honda Civic when it comes to sporty ride and handling. I know because I've spent significant time driving a new Civic.

[@ELPJM09]

The Corolla is the best. It sells in over 180 countries. It's the number one compact car in the USA and world. I'm looking forward for the 2020 Corolla.

[@willowcairns]

The civic they are testing is 21k not 23k...

[@Sami.the.auto.advisor]

Brent Cairns Yes, the Civic EX does start at 21K... but they probably have the Honda Sensing feature which adds $1000. With destination and handling it comes to $23K.

[@kevinm.6900]

In my area $23,000 get you an EX-L model.

[@Sami.the.auto.advisor]

Kevin M. Maybe so... but here they are talking about the msrp.

[@kevinm.6900]

Samiur Rahman even with the MSRP on an EX it's $21,000

[@Sami.the.auto.advisor]

automobiles.honda.com/civic-sedan#build-price *Dealers set own prices.

[@EoghanMcCarthy900]

The only reason I'm interested in the Toyota is the longevity of it, all the other aspects I can ignore.

[@disco.lemonade]

Like Honda didn't have it...

[@TheTemplarnight]

my mother got a 2016 corolla but before had a 03 accord, and the honda was reliable, she bought it used and got rid of it at around 230,000 kilometers mostly because she hated the V6's gas economy, now this new 2016 Corolla does about 7.6-7.9/100km depending if i'm the one driving lol, but for the first 1-2 seconds of taking off from a stop it feels like you almost don't have an engine, but it corners well, and would make a good economy daily driver if you care nothing for enthusiast car stuff.

[@slowgoat6089]

I got a 1999 Corolla too, passed down from my dad, he drove it from the valley to the Bay area everyday, it has 361k miles and all it has no real issues other than a beat up interior and no A/C.

[@kylosolo6128]

The corolla has a more comfortable ride than the Civic, a lil bit quiter too, at least from my experience

[@COSMACELF1802]

You are right, the Toyota is definitely less maintenance than Honda. It also has a much quieter and comfortable drive. If you want a sporty drive, then buy a real sports car like a Porsche!

[@metalwolfking12]

As an owner of both currently, I can tell you that the civic is more fun to drive stock. my rolla has the typical basic shit exh, cai, tein coilovers, some nice ass window visors/rain guard, a roof lip and vortex and just took of my GT Spoiler. Hands down my rolla got many positive looks and I enjoy driving it still. It's an S premium from 2014 I think it still holds up well looks wise to the 2017 even though I love the front of the 17s. now let's talk civic, I have a hatch ST, its fully loaded like my rolla the difference is obvi in the looks, power, and believe it when I tell you it does better on gas too, I prob get like 70 more miles in the civic. it has a full blown eco mode, along with regular and sport mode. now I personally think the hatch calls way more attention then the 4 door civic and it's seems to be pretty rare on the streets still. I'm being very honest when I say the corolla interior is ancient but it feels better made. the civic has a very plastic feel even though the dash in general is way nicer to look at the sport comes with the red background light which is a nice touch. also just to add a different flavor if you guys want to look at something nice, there are guys lowering the C-HR and if you ask me it looks like what the rolla hatch should have been, I'm not a fan of the im. both are great cars don't get it twisted, but if your budget allows you to go for the civic hatch sport or sport touring go for it. It's just more fun right out the box with out the need for the usual upgrades. If your looking for something that looks aggressive but isn't, the rolla is for you. hope who ever reads this finds it helpful. take care fam.

[@bchandler81]

Looks are always subjective. Stick to the facts: MPG, horsepower, features, safety ratings etc.

[@mtspinelli]

Civic EX-T is great! Test drove a ton of stuff and nothing came close to competing within this price range. Love the turbo!

[@brivera98]

$23k Better off buying an Accord Sport or if you want a Civic nevertheless, just get a Civic Sport Hatchback or Civic Hatchback EX (atleast the Civic Hatchback makes more sense than the Sedan's styling).

[@runforit420]

After the unintended acceleration issues with Toyotas, Toyota's selling point now has to be safety (i.e. why the safety features (autonomous emergency braking) are now standard), although the 2013-2016 Corolla had a marginal small offset crash rating, with likely lower leg injury in that crash test. When I purchase cars, safety is the #1 selling feature, even before reliability.

[@CO84trucker]

Too much digital stuff in cars these days. I don't mind the trip computer showing mpg, miles to empty etc but the rest of the gauges? I much prefer the simplicity of analog. Also the touchscreen infotainment systems are too much for someone who just wants to get from point a to point b without breaking down and breaking the bank.

[@trini_boi2414]

I'm a Toyota fan but i ended up getting the Civic..the styling,more powerful engine and roomy bsck seat got me...i have to say the Civic is the best car i have owned so far..

[@davidn5861]

Toyota wins hands down for the cheap interior and being underpowered not to mention the dashboard in the Toyota Corolla looks ancient. The Honda Civic looks more aggressive, looks bigger, and has more power.

[@SadhuTravels]

The dash looks designed by a dimwit carpenter who was mad after his wife refused to kiss him last night!

[@davidn5861]

Anis So true but still nitwits will buy the Toyota Corolla for whatever reason they can come up with.

[@SadhuTravels]

I must say, that just for the sports tuned SE trim, the Corolla handles really well, especially around corners and on curved roads and ramps. The EX due to it's pliant suspension, simply cannot be driven at the same speed on the same curves, the differences become even more noticeable when you drive during a rain. Ah the windshield wipers are also better in Corolla. But unless you are driving both of these cars daily and on the same route, you wouldn't notice these small things. If it's my money, I will of course buy the Civic. btw, my wife bought a corolla! ;). I sure did make my feelings known about the designer of the car (but not her choice lol).

[@davidn5861]

Anis Well Honda has done a great job with the Civic and no matter what anyone says Toyota will always be behind Honda in terms of almost everything.

[@SadhuTravels]

totally agree, to the point that if this goes on for a few more years, Toyota (both Corolla and Camry) will cease to be a credible competitor to Honda (Civic and Accord).

[@su8096]

I like corolla 2018

[@rafalpgresiak629]

How much Honda paid you did you forget the engine problem and corolla outsells civic every month

[@wifeyb.9779]

Rafalp Gresiak duh because it's so fucking cheap

[@Envy13376]

i just closed a deal on one today :) was cheaper in Canada, and i got free roadside assistance for 7 years!!! also - about $40 cheaper on insurance a month not even a close competitor

[@AhmedBadr-hm8xt]

my dream car honda civic

[@DaK1ller]

I'm beyond happy with my 2017 Corolla XSE!

[@connordurham8216]

I love my Corolla xse too such a great car

[@DaK1ller]

@@connordurham8216 Agreed!

[@tr0llbuster292]

I personally would take the Camry than a Corolla. That thing has the smoothest gearbox I've ever felt.

[@baronvonjo1929]

I really like the Corolla. I would get it. But I do think the back of the Corolla needs an update. The front looks really good to me.

[@justindavis5983]

I may be wrong, but I think the C chape of the taillights is from the C in Civic. :D

[@kevincordova1507]

Rebel Rouser youre definitely wrong

[@MatthewTheCCMA]

feels like a very biased review to me. I test drove a 2017 Honda Civic EAX when I went to go look at my 17 corolla SE. The civic I think was a wonderful vehicle, I don’t understand why reviewers gives a Corolla such a bad name. They didn’t mention the adaptive cruise control, what an amazing feature. I just think they’re very biased people in this review, which sucks because I’ve watch these people for years. But the Corolla is a good car don’t listen to them

[@djkenny1202]

I wish Honda and Toyota would make some simple base models. Driving the same, but with less power options and features. Bring back the DX. That way we have a long lasting enjoyable car at a much lower price. I can get a Corolla LE, a well equipped car, jut slightly less so that the SE, for $15000. Not that bad! Now, make these cars less feature full, maybe we can get a great car for -13 grand. The Fit should at least offer a simpler model for that much, or less.

[@gillesthibault429]

Base models don't sell... it's the expensive, fully loaded ones that do... go figure!

[@UsmanSiddiquiahmed]

DX in Canada lol

[@michaelhorgan9525]

Base models have lower profit margins, and cars in this segment and the fit operate on razor thin margins.

[@ericchang5217]

I would rather compare the Civic to the Elantra now honestly.

[@monicarosewilson8543]

Corolla all the way. I've been burnt by a Honda one too many times.

[@brianparrish4649]

Yeah my honda crv had 5 oil leaks 2014.

[@NMS350]

Best video they've done. Less boring than normal for sure.

[@raymondhunt6109]

I live in the UK and have just bought a Civic Hatchback 1.0 CVT, it is fun to drive and corners great, loads of safety features as standard, very pleased my choice. Ray H

[@alalnajjar2187]

it is time for Toyota to go to 2.0 engine or a turbocharged engine as an option. I find the news style very nice and redesigned despite what they say in the video. Very nice Toyota and Honda.

[@carlusdarienus]

I will choose the Toyota Corolla anyday Hands down. Those two idiots testing both cars is very narrow minded and bias.

[@Jeffnfun631]

Great to see Mays and Bruzek doing a review together...U guys rock...

[@russrtspooling7702]

Nice to see two Honda fan boys pick a Honda lol

[@giscardrous6425]

Corolla for practical reasons. Much lower maintenance costs, much lesser insurance cost, better reliability, much better on gas than a Civic. I would rather use my extra money to travel than spend it on a sportier car. What good is a sportier car if that does not give you money to travel and go places. Lol.

[@wifeyb.9779]

Giscard Rous um I have 2 civics i travel and go places lmao that is what a car is for

[@romanaandruk9854]

Destiny Bordeaux ikr this guy sounds like an idioy

[@RaghavendraP]

i got a 2018 corolla le for 14700 + tax,tags ~ 16350 , civic lx was costing 17600 + tax,tags ~ 19400, its another 1000 $ for honda sensing which comes standard on the corolla, plus they had the 2 year maintenance thing on the corolla, saved myself the 4 grand.

[@RodCine]

Civic all day baby. Yeeah such a beast

[@eddyboh2723]

The civic looks like a beetle with a 2.0 gas intake (eats more gas than a corolla 1.8). We're comparing roughly 18K for a corolla looking sedan vs the civic 23K looking beetle

[@txmoney]

Ask any mechanic. The debate between the reliability and longevity of either Honda or Toyota are pretty much the same. The difference is, Honda simply has better styling and performance overall.

[@junaidsaif3363]

best sedan for rough road ???

[@kerrysongui9582]

Toyota any day anytime time ......they makes the best vehicles in the world ....forget about all the fancy shuff it takes you where you wants to go an bring you back ...everyday everytime.

[@abuzaraamir1113]

Always toyota

[@aggproduction5704]

You can’t go wrong with a Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla! Just depends on what looks better to you. They go back and fourth on the features. These cars also run forever and cheap repair costs. Not to mention they sell quickly when trying to upgrade.

[@UsPanther]

I like the volume pad on the steering wheel much easier to higher or lower the volume. People say 23k is too much for the civic-ex but if you think about the blindside camera, back up camera, 7 inch touchscreen etc its not that bad of a price at all. I love riding around with the 158 hp engine weather its in economy, regular, or sport mode.

[@lastpally]

Kyle Evans The EX-T is less then $22k and that comes with a 1.5l turbo and manual (cvt is optional).

[@TreasureHunter-hf9ff]

My brother owns a 2014 Civic and I just went on a 1000 mi road trip with him and will never do it again. I am 6'1" and was very cramped even though I had the front passenger seat all the way back. I think you guys need to consider comfort way above electronics, when recommending a car.

[@wifeyb.9779]

Treasure Hunter but this one was a 2017 my husband is 6 foot has no complaints in ours.

[@UsmanSiddiquiahmed]

It's not a luxury SUV for 1000 mile journey lol, it's for a quick rip down the highway to work and back

[@hunterz4050]

I'd prefer the Toyota Corolla SE - XSE .

[@rawanalalshiekh3860]

Guys please which one do you advise me to buy? I am still unsure and if there is a better car than these two with a good price please advice me...I know nothing about cars 😖and I just passed my driving test..

[@youtubehub8190]

3:22 Guy looks like Hawkeye

[@Rio567]

love my ext it's awesome!

[@anishchaganti9715]

Worth the money

[@billjmike7750]

You gotta admit that the civic engine is lil bit better than Toyota.... and I own a Toyota

[@apwang2436]

LED headlight is luring me

[@georgepizzinatojr2908]

I love my 2018 Toyota Corolla LE CVT with ECO and upgrade

[@silvervm411]

GPS works in Corolla SE 2017, cause I have one but I cannot find the GPS function in it... How we use that? Or we cannot use GPS in it?

[@SadhuTravels]

I found it funny that they felt the civic handled better. SE has sports tuned suspensions, and if you know how to drive, is much more fun to drive.Of course, you have to wait for a year or so before the 'bucket' seats fit a normal person without hurting! I drive an EX and my wife bought an SE - I love driving the EX on highways for it's nice and soft pliant ride, but I often feel a lack of power and have to shift to S mode to overtake cars. In city streets, the way I drive, I prefer the SE, it feels planted on curves and corners, the EX has too soft a suspension and has light body roll issue. Both models are from 2015.

[@bryanlarrea2867]

well, i have a feeling that the new Civic TYPE R will outhandle the Corolla SE mainly cause it has shocks that are valved for racing, it has brembo brakes up front, meaty sway bars, meaty tires, limited slip differential, and a stiff chassis. Plus it comes with 300hp and a short geared 6 speed manual transmission.

[@SadhuTravels]

It may very well do that, but in this video they aren't comparing SE with type R, are they? :). Perhaps I should do some more research on the Type R since my lease on the EX will be up in a year or so

[@A_guan]

Compare the civic with the mazda 3

[@USACA100]

All these triggered Corolla owners be acting like the Corolla is soo much more reliable than the civic is kind of petty. Like stop trying to make the civic sound like a focus. Everyone knows that civics are reliable Japanese cars like the Corolla except the civic is a lot more refined with better handling, faster acceleration, and a much quieter engine.

[@palebeachbum]

The Civic and Corolla used to be THE compact economy cars at the top of their class. They just aren't anymore. Long-term quality isn't what it used to be. These days you're better off saving a couple thousand and getting a better warranted Hyundai Elantra or Kia Forte, who have come a LONG way in the last 20yrs. With that being said, between these two choices, my money is on Civic. Seems like a much more substantial and better quality car. Corolla looks and seems rather cheap in comparison.

[@connordurham8216]

Well I have heard issues with the Honda engines and my 17 Corolla has 152,000 miles on it and still runs like new and I just recently seen a 2017 Corolla with nearly 300,000 miles on it

[@palebeachbum]

@@connordurham8216 I didn't say 4yrs ago that they are bad cars, I just said they aren't as good as they used to be. Since my comment, I bought a new 2018 Elantra and love it and have since driven a 2020 Corolla for several days as a rental while on vacation. The Elantra hands down is the nicer car. Better build quality, interior materials, and much more engaging to drive. Long-term reliability probably won't be as good as the Corolla, but I dislike the Corolla styling and the way it drives enough to still prefer the Elantra.

[@SatyaTX]

Toyota Corolla SE is really good, High gas mileage. Toyota safety sense and Very smooth, reliable car with 2 year Toyota care

[@kalaniruiz3065]

DOA video on the Elantra vs the corolla

[@kalaniruiz3065]

Can you do a comparison between the Elantra and the corolla

[@alinutzalin6346]

3:06 "reasonably responsive" damn, not for me...

[@just_cade]

The Civic is pretty much a midsize car now. It's the same size as a Fusion.

[@reggie2334able]

It's not even a comparison if you want to talk about longevity and reliability Toyota beats Honda hands down Honda isn't what it used to be I know from personal experience

[@scottsanford6020]

You forgot the radar cruise control in the Toyota.

[@Keegeth]

I have the 2018 toyota corolla se and I love it, only thing that pisses me the fuck off is how the mph is all the way to the right and you can't get mph on the little screen in the middle.

[@43videogamemaster]

My civic lasted way longer than my corolla

[@Jay90ATX]

Ok ok ok all you toyota hardcore fans. Toyota has only one good thing it's known for and that is it's reliability and dependability. But it has nothing else. I have owned 4 Hondas and just bought a 2018 Civic just like the one in this video. I don't know why y'all are bitching so much about Hondas. Toyota and Honda are the 2 best car brands on the market right now. Honda is just as reliable and dependable as Toyota. But I have to admit Toyota is lacking way behind when it comes to technology and their car designs. The Corolla look's like the typical average car design. It has nothing exciting about it and it rides like a piece of tin can on wheels. Their interior materials feel cheap and outdated. The Honda Civic on the other hand it feels modern and all their interior materials are perfectly crafted and stiched up like a luxury car. They handle so well and are fun to drive. After owning 2 Honda Civics, 1 Honda Accord and my current brand new 2018 Civic I will never buy anything else that is not a Honda. I have never had any kind of problems or anything has broke while owning a Honda product. Honda brand is the #1 best car brand in the Consumer Reports market. Fortunately Toyota is still #2. So my best advice to y'all Honda shunning people, Test drive a Honda Civic or any Honda vehicle and I will guarantee you, you will never go back to a Toyota. CHEERS!

[@uhavemooface]

Toyota Corolla is the number one selling car in the world right now so please do your research before posting the consumer reports.

[@samiq4499]

you don't want to see a mechanic? go for corolla, you want fun? go civic

[@wifeyb.9779]

Salamander IRQ I've always had a civic never had to see mechanic but for oil change and I drive alot.

[@igeekone]

Civic has an all new platform while the Corolla is old and not competitive. It's clear the Civic is automatically superior. Corolla will get the TNGA platform for MY 19 but that's awhile away.

[@AmericanGangstaSociety2023]

What’s the 0-60 in the civic?

[@EndlesSuffering]

A 2016 civic is over $22k, a loaded 2016 corolla XLE is under $14k.

[@shindoosun]

are you guys making advertisement for honda? it sounds so biased...

[@dantruong1562]

I think the Civic is a lot better, but it's more expensive. So why shouldn't it be?

[@rayray4084]

The civic 👍🏻

[@thtech2133]

Civic vs Mazda 3!!!!

[@wholeNwon]

Small box with limited crumple zones = safety first. I've seen crash victims in ERs...or parts of their bodies after they've been cut out of small cars.

[@wholeNwon]

When compared with SIMILAR vehicles. The ratings are vehicle class specific. The laws of physics are immutable, at least in this universe. www.iihs.org/iihs/topics/t/vehicle-size-and-weight/qanda

[@howardpower]

Man spot on review!!! Why do I say that? My wife drives a 2016 Corolla S. I have a 2017 Civic Touring. So I think I know the dynamics of these two cars. Not much has carried over from the 16 to the 17 Corolla other then the front fascia redesign and Toyota Sensing. To add on to what these two guys are saying, you get a lot more car with the Civic. Stylish, sportier, faster, more tech, bigger, and reliability. They literally beat the Corolla in every category. The center touchscreen stack are always needing work. Even in my new civic, it’s slow. My iPad Pro will smoke the civics and corollas navigation screen anyday hot or cold. But with the civic, you do get android and Apple car play. No third party app. The Garmin Navi in the civic are software upgradeable via usb flash drive. How cool is that? Corolla? NO. Civics got daytime running LEDs too. And boy they look sharp to go with full led headlamps including high beams. Oh wait, it standard for the touring version haha. The sport mode for the civic simiulates gear shift and opens up the throttle so you get that instant boost. Oh, there’s a turbo charger from the EX trim on up. Corolla? Again, NO. So what car do you choose? It’s a no brainer.

[@erichaynes7502]

aaanndddd the Civic is rated a 57 by Consumer Reports because of all the problems this new radical design is causing.

[@erichaynes7502]

Heyu Yoma Actually there are muny issues besides the infotainment system. just check out the civic forums and you'll see a ton of issues that will make you swear you'll never buy another new car in its first or second year.

[@toyota420xp]

ya i dont believe them after they said the tacoma was very unreliable and not to buy it

[@erichaynes7502]

I think the first year reliablity has been low for the Tacoma. They base this on the owners survey, they don't skew the data one way or another. Also this is the another 1st year redesign. Furthermore, it does seem like more and more cars are made to break down as this reaps huge profits for the car manufacturers..Sure, the cars/trucks/suvs that sell 30,000 a month or more like the RAV4, CRV, Camry, Corolla are prob going to be more reliable as these are the bread and butter of their respective companies. Yes, the Civic is supposed to be reliable, I think this go around is a little different as it's a huge redesign and the more expensive trimlines with more tech seem to have the most problems. Still, I've seen posts about welds, transmissions, seals, cracks, creaks, and on and on. There's a Civic sport hatch owner on KZbin that loves his new ride but he already has had problems with several lights on the dash, causing the Civic to drive rough..he took it into the dealer and they had trouble replicating the problem. He still loves his car but he admits there's something to worry about..will the lights come back on? Will it be easily fixed? etc. It sucks to take a car back into the dealer the 1st or 2nd month you've had it. The Civic forum I follow has 905 posts about issues, repairs, etc. www.civicx.com/forums/issues-repairs-warranty-tsb-recalls.42/ It's not just Consumer Reports saying the reliablity of the new Civic is below standard. There's a whole lot of info out there that tells you something just isn't right.

[@THR33-LAWS-SAF3]

vlog adventures with rob? i love his videos

[@bradsmith130]

Drove the new Civic nice inside but have to agree with Eric Haynes there is nothing to worry about mechanical wise on a Civic. Honda knows engines as good or better then anyone and their CVT is fantastic I also have to say CVT's are awesome liking them more and more. Way to go Honda and Toyota for standing by them and not worrying about what these so called enthusiast's say they don't make up the majority of the car buying market anyway.

[@egz3637]

Of course, the Chervolet Camaro is better than both of them, but also, cost more..... Transformers fan anyone??

[@ashleylaurennnx3]

can anyone explain what a cvt is?

[@raiderrichard7291]

I like em both but I’ve only owned Honda’s so far so I really can’t say which one is better. But I can say that Honda has a way better design and undoubtedly a faster engine than Toyota’s.

[@catsspat]

Big point to Toyota for offering (standard) adaptive cruise with manual transmission (Corolla SE 6MT), but that's it for Toyota. Everything else, Honda is better.

[@litewavve]

Until Honda makes the advanced safety features standard or at least available on the LX, it is not competitive. As a family car, you must put a lot more weight on this.

[@wifeyb.9779]

Jason Chen I don't really think this car was meant to be a family car you may want to look more into it like vans or SUV's

[@TalismanPHX]

I'd buy the Corolla (especially the 2019 hatchback version) because of Toyota reliability.

[@kurojin3015]

www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/toyota-2019-corolla-hatchback-recall-cvt-problems/

[@fizzyelf7280]

Latest Camry vs Latest Accord, please?!

[@KuyaArbee]

are you guys based in Austin TX????

[@jeanlenor1858]

What about the gas mileage?

[@OfficialPrincipe]

Salty Toyota Fanboys below, beware.

[@connordurham8216]

Unknown Entity oh but if it was the other way around Honda bitches would be mad

[@leiflaxson82]

All I wanted to see them race I thought they were gonna race??????

[@toyota420xp]

ok lets say i want a compact car how much will it cost to get one with navigation built in not android auto because if it needs a cell signal most of vermont is spotty

[@victorlamas4097]

Gregory Perkins check out a 17 Honda accord ex

[@BensCoffeeRants]

Pretty much what I expected, but I feel bad for the poor Corolla.

[@susandelgado7626]

the corolla i already got one lol ☺

[@MrTyphoonracer]

Susan Delgado that really clers that you dont care about driving at all

[@gillesthibault429]

JD Power and Con Reports have lost a lot of credibility these last few years...