2024 Honda Civic Hatchback EX-L Review - The Hottest Hatch At $30k

There's economical cars, and then there's the 2024 Honda Civic Hatchback. If you're somebody who doesn't find crossovers appealing but you like their practicality, then you'll love the Honda Civic. Priced below $30k for the EX-L trim, you receive a list of standard features and almost an entry level luxury-like experience, making the Civic hatchback a great option for those on a budget.
Huge thank you to Atamian Honda in Tewksbury, MA for providing the 2024 Honda Civic for this review.
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[@mickeybrumfield764]

No doubt, the Civic Hatchback offers a lot for the money.

[@1Springloaded]

👍🏻 I picked up a sport touring 18 months ago. We are happy with it. The hatchbacks also come with a stiffer rear spring to add to the sporty drive and to accommodate heavier loads hatchbacks may be used for. Just what I heard. I have viewed your prior civic reviews. They have all been entertaining and informative. Thanks

[@gene430]

Very informative and well done.

[@justin9174]

A former colleague of mine consistently drove his 2023 Honda Civic EX-L between Chicago and Los Angeles, accumulating over 200,000 miles without encountering any issues. Conversely, other coworkers experienced numerous problems with their hybrid vehicles. In certain instances, opting for simplicity can yield more favorable outcomes.

[@TheSprinkler]

love mine in black

[@richardrichard9631]

Wait until the hybrid arrives!!!

[@strawdemindset]

I love my 2.0 ltr but the hybrid is taking too long. It should’ve been out the same time as the Corolla

[@fez3327]

I have the 2021 Accord, it's great, but as a daily it's just too big, the high belt-line gives me issues in day to day driving. I hate the visibility over the 2014, and certainly the 2010 Accord was the last great Accord that didn't feel like it's belt-line/greenhouse comes from Detroit. I'm looking at the Civic HB EX-L now that my wife is upgrading from the CRV to a Passport.

[@SP84Fanatic]

I thought about cross-shopping a base model 2024 Acura Integra with a loaded Honda Civic Hatchback. I ultimately went with the Integra as I got a good deal on it, I liked the styling more, and I appreciated the extra power and free maintenance the Integra has over the Civic Hatchback. That said, I wish some of the comfort features in this loaded Civic Hatchback, like adjustable lumbar support, dual-zone climate controls, and a folding center armrest in the rear were standard on the Integra, and I wish the Integra had a rear wiper like the Civic Hatchback.

[@henryotts9358]

The civic doesn't have lumbar support or dual zone climate control in any trim

[@christianwarner7128]

@@henryotts9358mine has dual climate control

[@fredmoss4540]

​@henryotts9358 Apparently Yes it does have Dual-Zone Climate Control. Look at EX and Touring trims.

[@fredmoss4540]

​@@christianwarner7128Yes EX and Touring have Dual-Zone Climate Control.

[@user-ue6fp8rg2i]

Only Integra with technology package is better than Civic touring. The A-Spec ones are junk, not worth the premium you pay for seemingly "luxury" car and 20 more horsepower. Very noisy cars, noise vibration and harshness are a total failure by Honda

[@chitowndee-lolo712]

EXCELLENT PRESENTATION!!! LIKE LISTENING TO A BEST FRIEND DISCUSS MY PURCHASE CONSIDERATIONS!!!!! THANK YOU MR. DEREK K MISTER!!!CHICAGO ILLINOIS!!!

[@user-ue6fp8rg2i]

it's a review at Honda dealership, must be "objective" LOL

[@mobettalady29]

Honest review

[@rafitaino3137]

Rubbish, not sporty like the 2021