*50 MPG* SEDANS -- 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid vs. Toyota Corolla Hybrid: Comparison

Here's our comparison between the 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid and the 2024 Toyota Corolla Hybrid!
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For the past few years, the Toyota Corolla Hybrid has been on-sale with no competition from Honda, but now that is over! Honda has finally refreshed the 2025 Civic to revive its hybrid powertrain. So, which one of these compact sedans is the one to buy? Go ahead: CLICK to find out :) Also, be sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE and tap the notification bell if you enjoyed this review -- it helps us more than you can imagine!
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0:00 Intro
0:52 Pricing Breakdown
2:05 Detailed Exterior Comparison
4:09 Interior Comparison
9:23 Test Drive & Impressions Comparison
12:26 Sound Level Reading (dB) Comparison
15:05 Resale, Reliability, and Value
16:56 Comparison Conclusion
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[@CarConfections]

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[@nothuman1437]

can you guys please do a comparison between the chevrolet suburban and ford expedition?

[@enabulujames7066]

You guys definitely don't know how to give points anymore. The civic from this video blows away the corolla by a large mile

[@omidnamin9004]

these cars aren't even in the same league anymore. yes the civic is more expensive, but it's substantially better. way roomier, more refined, more features, better looking, better materials etc...

[@mh0Ang95]

💯 agree with everything you said

[@nikhiltatke75]

Maybe prius prime can be a good competition

[@ms.b9093]

And way more power!

[@webcomment8895]

And the Civic has a price tag that MORE THAN reflects any advantages. It compares in price to a Camry rather than a Civic.

[@Fumbiii16]

CIVIC competes with the camry which is better way roomier more refined more features and different looks. toyota has the best hybrid powertain out of all companies bc they been doing it for decades. and get the same if not more mpg with being a bigger vehicle more cargo. the only thing civic has is exterior looks but the corolla or camry beat the specs on the civic. especially the '22 corolla hybrid gets 60+mpg

[@TheBreakfastLover]

They both can reach 50+ mpg, but the Civic is actually quick (0-60 in 6.2 seconds), while the Corolla is really slow (0-60 in 9.0 seconds). By the time the Corolla hits 60, the Civic is over 8 car lengths ahead.

[@Hallowsaw]

Honda hybrids usually fall short of EPA

[@oommenthms2728]

And what exactly do we achieve after reaching 8 car lengths ahead 🤔 How often does anyone do flat out 0-60s in a month? How about in a year? 🤷

[@TheBreakfastLover]

@@oommenthms2728 now imagine having to pass a semi on the highway. The Civic no problem, but the Corolla driver will have to second guess.

[@JoeE.]

I don't think that this is a fair comparison. Civic has just been released and practically a brand new model. The Corolla has been in the market for years now. Wait for the new Corolla, then compare it to this Civic.

[@ToyotaChrisWI]

Ok now compare it to the cheaper MIDSIZE Camry. 😂

[@jjacob25101]

The Corolla is still a good car, but no comparison to the Civic here, in performance, amenities and all things it had before the update, and looks bigger, more comparable to the Camry. And don't forget the increased performance and acceleration as already commented.

[@2Kriss2Kross]

Team Civic! 👏🏼 Hybrid is also available as a hatch while the Corolla isn’t. I have the 22 Sport Touring and it already punches above its weight in refinement and dynamics. Can’t imagine it with a hybrid.

[@angelenriquez2987]

In this video he said that corolla is also available in hatchback variety. Is it not?

[@2Kriss2Kross]

@@angelenriquez2987 not a hybrid hatchback at least in the US while the Civic hatch has both gas only and hybrid 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ShadowCorrupted]

​@@2Kriss2Krossit'd compete with the Prius, so they didn't want that

[@2Kriss2Kross]

@@ShadowCorrupted I appreciate how Toyota revamped the Prius, checked one out myself but the cabin felt cramped and I’m a average height and built guy and the interior was very plasticky for nearly 40k for the top model.

[@davcuts2897]

The Corolla is a lot cheaper if you get the LE Hybrid. The Civic's LX is non-hybrid but still cost just as much as the LE hybrid. The LE also offers AWD.

[@sachinnair91]

The Corolla is not actually a lot cheaper. This is because Corollas are in extremely low supply with only a 26 day market supply. Civics have a higher supply. This means many people are forced to buy new Corollas with forced pre-installed accessories and dealer markups. On the other hand, you can buy a new Civic without markups, without pre-installed accessories, and even with a small discount

[@davcuts2897]

@@sachinnair91 I doubt that's going to be true for the new Civic Hybrid. It will probably be even more in high demand than the Corolla. I would pick it over the Corolla because of its performance and options which some you can't even get on a Corolla.

[@user-ju2wv8gt1b]

@@sachinnair91 Dude I only drive honda but they are already marking them up 5k above mrsp. I am in the process of buying one ( that is looking unlikely now ) I am quoted $43,999 for the Cvic Hybrid Touring. That is 5k over Honda Canada MRSP.

[@barry7920]

Yeah, for those who feel they need AWD, to me that's the sole rationale for the Corolla.

[@barry7920]

@@user-ju2wv8gt1b - probably within 6 months the Civic hybrid pricing will fall back to MSRP though. I think it's just the initial scarcity and the most eager buyers that are driving the "scalping" by dealers at launch time.

[@newton2105]

Unless price is the most significant factor or you must have an AWD option, I don’t see any reason why someone would take the Corolla over the Civic.

[@Fumbiii16]

Isn’t the Corolla awd hybrid as well

[@lennygarrison6836]

@@Fumbiii16reading comprehension my guy.

[@webcomment8895]

Believe it or not, some people shopping for compact economy sedans actually do care about price. The Civic is priced like a Camry. If you have enough money to spend on a vehicle buy the Civic Hybrid, you have money to buy a Camry instead.

[@sachinnair91]

@@webcomment8895 Toyota Corolla is in very low supply. It has a 26 day market supply here in the USA. This means there's 10 hungry buyers for every available Corolla. This means many Corollas are sold for several thousand dollars over MSRP due to dealer markups and forced pre-installed accessories. This brings Corolla price up to Civic price. Since Civics are in higher supply, they're being sold nowadays without markups and accessories

[@indievik]

The Corolla is just fugly. I want to like it, b/c I'm cheap, but I can't spend new car money on something I hate looking at.

[@andrefrbk]

BUYING THE HATCHBACK. Cant wait.

[@bryand9940]

Do u know when it’ll be up for sale

[@barry7920]

Agreed - the hatchback will probably cost another $1k and you'll need to wait a bit longer, but this is the variant to get. The hatchback is much more practical for cargo.

[@darriontunstall3708]

I would pick the Toyota Corolla!!!

[@bradIeyscarreviews]

Lol

[@1Springloaded]

The Civic is officially in a class of its own. Only way Toyota competes with it. Is to compare the Camry to it. Not a bad idea considering Honda pricing. I am hearing a lot of people getting the Camry under MSRP. Haven't heard that much from Civic and Accord buyers getting discounts. Although better negotiators do.

[@CoolGuy-rk7tc]

Yeah the camry is a better value considering this civic is around the same price.

[@ms.b9093]

@@CoolGuy-rk7tc The Camry is an old man's boat car!

[@aesie1229]

@@CoolGuy-rk7tcyea depending what trim the camry xse is beautiful but the most expensive 😢

[@men.276]

My 2013 Corolla still drives like it just left the dealership. Even though the Civic looks nicer Im going Corolla. They are just bullet proof.

[@DominionAnako-bb7ry]

Love your car video

[@jakes5530]

I mean you gotta choose the civic right? Between those two the choice couldnt be clearer.

[@webcomment8895]

Only if you don’t care about money. The two are not in the same price class. Try comparing a $30K Civic Sport hybrid to a $30K Camry LE hybrid instead.

[@sachinnair91]

@@webcomment8895 Corollas are in extremely low supply. Corollas have a 26 market day supply. This means most Corollas are sold with dealer markup and pre-installed accessories, bringing Corolla price up to Civic price

[@indievik]

A bottom trim Camry doesn't have near the interior niceties I want.

[@jakes5530]

@@indievik exactly, apples to oranges. That’s like saying why drive a fully loaded well equipped Tacoma when you can have a base model work truck Tundra for the same price. Not comparable

[@webcomment8895]

@@indievik What amenities does a bottom trim Civiic hybrid have? If you pay $32K for a Sport Touring Civic, you can pay about the same for a Camry SE.

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Fantastic comparison as always!😸

[@yahir03c]

Toyota Corolla is getting a refresh reveal Q1 2025, and a launch of Q3 2025 (2026 Corolla), we might see improved horsepower and better mpg with new styling

[@tony4God]

BROS - outstanding report. I like it when you guys do the comparison reviews. I was leaning toward the Civic from the get go & was pleased with the scoring results it totaled per your testing. oh, plus I was wondering what genre/type of music do you guys like to listen to while driving your daily rides. thanks 😀

[@CarConfections]

Thanks, Tony! The most common thing we listen to is 2000s hip-hop & pop

[@tony4God]

@@CarConfections sweet, do you have a certain factory car sound system you like the most? example: JBL, AKG, BOSE etc.

[@CarConfections]

@@tony4God Bowers and Wilkins, and AKG!

[@tony4God]

@@CarConfections heck yeah, you know quality sound 😃

[@paulira7407]

I just had an opportunity to test drive both vehicles and the choice for me is crystal clear: Honda by a clear mile. Going from the Toyota to the Honda felt like such a relief, as I felt cramped in the Toyota all during my drive. Not only that, but the driving experience in the Honda felt more refined and comfortable. Looks are subjective, and for me, both vehicles aren’t that visually appealing. So that’s a wash.

[@barry7920]

The back seat especially on the Corollas is small - it's okay for small adults, but not for 6-footers

[@moisesescobarr]

Long live the Civic. Now a Hybrid! Can’t wait to get one!!!

[@richandrews3771]

Love Your Channel.

[@CarConfections]

Thanks, we appreciate that!

[@armandoramos1949]

Great review and comparisons. In our household, we both have these cars but in gas models.

[@CarConfections]

Thanks!

[@CandycaneBeyond]

Car makers need to bring back the station wagon

[@RyansTechReviews29]

I would only get a Camry or civic hybrid. The Corolla is just way too small and a lot slower.

[@viewviewview1236]

Yeh.. I’m not looking for a race car but don’t want something dangerously or annoyingly slow

[@shanesnyder7359]

Civic for sure! It looks fantastic whereas the Corolla looks frumpy out back and inside. Looking forward to the Civic hatchback!

[@barry7920]

Yes, it's subjective, but I think the Corolla looks lame, and the Civic, especially in the top trim, looks premium.

[@webcomment8895]

Not having a spare tire is a problem for both, but at least the Corolla FWD models have space for you to fit a spare under the trunk floor if you buy one yourself. Not every flat tire is repairable with a fix a flat kit and roadside service can’t get you a new tire after hours and on holidays when all the tire shops are closed. Cars still need spare tires at least until self-sealing and run flat tires improve in quality and availability.

[@joannestazio4495]

I read on another review that’s it’s possible to put a spare tire in the sedan, 2025 Civic, not the hatchback, though.😩

[@happykt]

I had an uber pick me up a couple of months ago in a new Toyota Corolla and I could barely sit in the back seat (very bad leg room) and getting out of the back seat was a struggle. I'm 5'6" tall.

[@HumbleBearcat]

I'm 5'7" and I rode in a Corolla hybrid backseat and it was just fine. I weigh 150 lb, how much do you weigh?

[@javierwasherelol]

I mean was the driver like 7 foot tall or something? Possibly the seat was very far back?

[@barry7920]

Yes the Corolla back seat is cramped - as noted in the review, the Civic has 3-inches more legroom in back - that's a huge difference

[@AZ-hf9ow]

I'm sure the civic is more fun and enjoyable to drive.

[@stephencooper3583]

I love car rivalries. I'd say the Civic has the advantage for now though.

[@sorooshsaghebi9465]

you can't even compare civic with corolla anymore, it's much closer to a camry than a corolla. I have the 2024 civic, it's way more agile and responsive than the corolla, and in terms of driving experience I honestly even prefer the civic to the camry

[@aesie1229]

man the civic looks so good 200 hp and 50 mpg i really want to get this civic or the new 2025 camry xse

[@BlahBlahBlah85651]

The civic hybrid is now the same price as the Camry hybrid. The Camry hybrid blows it out of the water in every aspect.

[@miketan714]

Can you guys please do this comparison with this top trim Civic Hybrid with the Prius XLE. Those two are closer in price, interior and features. Thanks.

[@johnlegge8829]

I told my daughter when she graduated from university, Dad would buy her a new car. Considered only the Corolla and Civic. Comparing entry level models (Canada), the Corolla was several thousands less and when comparing both with the 2.0 liter engine, the Corolla is significantly quicker: 8.2 sec vs 9.2 sec 0-60. The 2.0 liter in the Corolla (the 1.8 was dropped when refreshed for 2023) has more horsepower/torque and the CVT has an actual 1st gear to help get off the line. I absolutely wanted to avoid a turbo engine due to the possibility of the dreaded oil dilution problem in Honda's 1.5 turbo. Some may say this issue has been resolved, but it may be a factor as the engine ages. Also, there seems to be a general consensus that a normally aspirated engine will outlast a turbo engine due to less internal engine pressure. Keep in mind too that the oil that lubricates the engine also lubricates/cools a very hot turbo causing the oil to break down faster. Undoubtedly, the Civic is a more premium car with better driving dynamics with more passenger and cargo room. Personally I would prefer a Civic myself. However, when it came time for a new car for myself, I chose the aging 2024 gas only Camry over the newer Accord for much the same reason except the price difference was even more pronounced. If Honda had stayed with a normally aspirated engine and traditional automatic (though I'm a fan of manuals), I may not have even considered the Camry.

[@vincenthprice2260]

I’m hoping that Honda add more hybrid in the line up vehicles like Toyota

[@jakes5530]

They should really release some PHEVs the rebates for leasing those are insane. If this civic hybrid was a phev you could probably lease it for under $150 a month…

[@AN38385]

If the Prelude is coming out that should be a hybrid.

[@HeartOfFaith4Jesus]

Its more expensive though, you get better mpg, but that hybrid engine costs 15,000 to replace

[@vincenthprice2260]

@@HeartOfFaith4Jesus yes thats the downfall but hopefully the dependability and reliability of the name plate will last for a good while as long as taken care well meaning routine maintenance

[@AN38385]

@@vincenthprice2260 That is the hope. Im just hoping also they don't add any market adjustments. I'm good with MSRP.

[@hybridstiger]

These twos are not even in the same league anymore. The difference in powers between the twos with nearly identical MPG make the Civic Hybrid much more impressive. The MPG can easily even out or closer if the Civic uses a very narrow set of tires just like the Corolla. Unless you're driving on sand or mud, AWD won't be necessary. FWD with winter tires will do very well in the snow without the need for AWD. As a matter of fact, AWD is actually worse in on-road snow driving beside off the line traction (I lived in Alaska, so I know). The Civic is now much closer in comparison to the Camry, which the Camry is a better choice for some folks.

[@angelasmr8818]

The Civic is way cuter than the Corolla, the Civic is affordable but it doesn’t give “cheap” vibes.

[@KNRS927]

Civic hybrid clears, but it is kinda expensive. I still find it hilarious how the Camry LE hybrid with convenience package is actually better equipped than the civic sport hybrid and within 1,000 of the civic hybrid price.

[@CoolGuy-rk7tc]

Yeah the Camry is a better value against this civic

[@ms.b9093]

None are really sold at MSRP! Dealers have markup all hybrids due to excessive demand! The Toyota only beats the Civic with AWD!

[@KNRS927]

@@ms.b9093 and size and comfort and reliability while being almost the same price.

[@javierwasherelol]

Ignoring the cost, the Civic is better in every capacity, no question Now, they are both great choices, but by styling, luxury, performance, and space, the Civic wins easily. AWD is maybe the only disadvantage but for most driving scenarios you really just need all-season tires and that will suffice

[@fireyams3460]

Better ride quality, AWD capability, lower cost, and guaranteed reliability give it to the Corolla. If you want to spend more money you can go up to the Camry which will be much more worth the increased cost while maintaining all the same advantages

[@adnoHis1]

Civic on another league....as expected.

[@mitchellshareratleast100su7]

Once your able to drive a civic at your home stretch of road, you should do the same comparison to the 2025 Corolla hybrid in the exact same trim level as this review

[@jasonkernjr5343]

Civic gets 50 mpg MAX. Corolla AVERAGES 50 mpg. Corolla is also a crap ton cheaper (by how much depends on trim). I know it would be a slower car, but I’m not looking for speed. I just want cheap and efficient that is reliable. I choose the Corolla.

[@terrancecloverfield6791]

After learning more about the tech underneath....i find myself liking Honda design to hybrid, where the powertrain tries to leverage the electric motor morw than the gas engine to keep the RPM as low as possible. I hear the Toyota approach aggressively leverage both gas/electric, leading to a jerky driving experience.

[@sdjrinc.6921]

Car Confestions where is the Elantra hybrid its rated at 54mpg city 58mpg highway some people online have been getting 60+ mpg

[@wulongchai]

i wanna see elantra hybrid vs civic hybrid vs corolla hybrid.

[@gurbaz8194]

Toyota is way ahead in hybrid engines

[@alisena2938]

Please do a q50 vs some car plz plz plz❤❤

[@TalismanPHX]

Ummm, Camry LE hybrid for less coin than the Civic. Corolla redesign is coming...

[@Avatar1946]

The hatchback Civic has a rear wiper so that's my choice.

[@barry7920]

That hatchback also fits larger cargo items much better

[@mitchellshareratleast100su7]

What would be cool is if Nissan can create a hybrid system for the Sentra in order to bring in some new competition for the civic and Corolla hybrid

[@user-ju2wv8gt1b]

Nissan?🤢

[@jeffwinters8152]

civic or corolla they are both good i would need more info right now i would go corolla all the way insted of the civic what i am thinking of when i chose how long they will last and how much they will break down ever thou the civic is faster the corolla with last a lot longer having had both cars from the past both corolla and civic the corolla dose not break down as much as the civic

[@bjsimon802]

love both cars, but In Canada the civic prices are 34 to 47g, hybrid model will go for adleast 45. The world is going though massive inflation, and prices are skyrocketing

[@grantssage8395]

Does anyone else notice honda got rid of rear charging ports? Hopefully it’s just because of the prototype but still it should have it

[@troy5568]

Manifesting the final product will have them all, as well as the rear aircon vents

[@jeremyg2245]

This is a great video and I love the points system - but I just really don’t think Civics and Corollas are even in the same league anymore. Imo, even though it doesn’t make much sense size-wise, the Accord is a better comparison to the Corolla quality-size, and the Civic directly competes with the Camry now. I’d honestly just recommend getting a Camry LE instead of the highest trim Corolla, anyway lol.

[@CarConfections]

Thank you!

[@user-ju2wv8gt1b]

Ya but who wants to wait 6 month's for their new vehicle? I wanted a toyota and still am looking for one to compliment my 2 Honda's but they have ZERO STOCK anywhere close to me. Honda? I can leave today with almost any vehicle I want.

[@jeremyg2245]

@@user-ju2wv8gt1bI agree, I’m team civic 😂

[@user-ju2wv8gt1b]

@@jeremyg2245 My bad! my comment was more of just a statement I shouldnt have even mentioned your username hahah. I love them All Toyota and Honda. Wish I could own every model in their lineups.

[@letaros]

Nice video but there is no real comparison in my country at least, the cheapest corolla hybrid is 26K and the cheapest civic is 36K.

[@budzalmighty829]

Any idea when the hatch civic hybrid will be released?

[@mrnarason]

late summer

[@CarConfections]

In about a month

[@LukeO-1234]

Im debating between acura integra A spec manual and civic hybrid hatch. Idk if i want the manual or the mpg more lol 😂😢

[@CarConfections]

Tough choice!

[@awareofvacuity4238]

Here in the UK I see loads of Corollas around but barely any Civics. The Civic is just too expensive and cannot match the Corolla's 10 year warranty.

[@ducks134]

Corolla hybrid is a proven platform with millions if not billions of miles used as Ubers, taxis, and other professional drivers. Civic may be more luxurious and faster but cheapest cost to own and run is corolla hybrid hands down.

[@chester5324]

I have a 2021 Civic EX now, the new Hybrid Civic will be my next car. The difference in power makes the Hybrid Toyota not even and option for me.

[@ms.b9093]

Me too! Unless someone needs AWD there really is no comparison between the Corolla and the Civic. The additional HP of the Civic justifies the higher price point over the Corolla.

[@mrnarason]

The Corolla also comes in all wheel drive

[@troy5568]

It was mentioned @ 11:33, and was given half points for it.

[@theholt2ic219]

They literally said that in the video and gave a point for it

[@ms.b9093]

By also has way less HP!

[@JOHNch4.v.v.7to10]

My wife: comfort and reliability...the Corolla. Me: sportiness and reliability...the Civic.

[@brandononbrand]

Civic should get negative points for the larger wheels! We must fight this ridiculous big wheel trend… they force these big wheels on us, thereby reducing MPG, hurting ride quality, and increasing costs.

[@HumbleBearcat]

I agree with you. I think 16" is the more appropriate size for this size of car. FYI, the Civic hybrid's tire size is 235/40/18; way overkill! I rather save $1000 on the price and get 10% better MPG, better ride and longer and cheaper tire replacement.

[@josedusol]

i think 17' should be fine.

[@brandononbrand]

@@josedusol 17" as an OPTION... making bigger wheels optional is CUSTOMER-FRIENDLY.... that way, us who prefer maximum range & ride comfort and lower replacement costs, can have that... and, then, those who care more about cosmetics, can add what they want. With a hybrid, anything that hinders efficiency should be optional... sure, we can swap wheels, but that's asking us to incur more costs and inconvenience to fix Honda or Toyota's mistake. Bare minimum: dealers should swap wheels and refund the customers the difference in costs between 18's" and 16's"

[@brandononbrand]

@@HumbleBearcat agree, 16" is good. might even be happy with 15". Small wheels are more efficient and comfy, but can also be fun... because we have speed limits! So why not have a car that's fun in the slow range... and 40 sidewall on this Civic? Ridiculous! ... It's bad enough these Hondas are made in Canada and America, but to have to deal with rubber-band tires on top of that?

[@joek1353]

Cheaper to buy a toyota and a dependable hybrid brand

[@DougMacniven]

Seems like an apples to oranges comparison. I'd take the Corolla in a walk because I place zero value on the Civic's extra performance, space and higher end finishes. For me, money spent on those things is flushed down the toilet. For someone who values those things, it's the Civic all day long. I'd like to see a cost comparison between the Civic and the lower end versions of the Camry, which seem like better competitors for the Honda cost-wise. Something for everyone. Cheers!

[@user-ju2wv8gt1b]

$43,999 was my quote to own one July 12 2024 ( civic hybrid ) Yet Honda Canada says 38,000$ ........ Why would I give up my 38mpg Civic touring at that markup? Canada has lost its mind.

[@barry7920]

Wait 6 months and the dealer profiteering will subside

[@user-ju2wv8gt1b]

@@barry7920 I waited 6 months already for that to happen hhhaha. They are out of control in Canada.

[@DouglasRosser]

Dear Toyota - No Hybrid Hatch, No Want. I'll take the Civic.

[@Fousticle]

9:48 is that a flat tire?

[@barneyboyle6933]

when is the embargo over for the hatchback. It's so bizarre that Honda won't let anyone see it.

[@CarConfections]

I don't believe anyone has gotten to drive one yet... Might have to wait until it comes to dealers

[@MT-qq6id]

I want the civic hybrid touring but with the sport hybrid rims. I cant stand the rims on the touring!

[@josephomole6404]

Really, the Civic hybrid competes with the Camry and the Accord Hybrid now.

[@newyorkcity76]

It’s expensive I preferred Vw GOLF

[@hermanjohnson9180]

Civic FTW

[@puppetmaster2761]

I have a corolla hybrid 24, I get 55 mog plus 600 miles range. But it has horrible interior quality and makes squeeaking noise from plastic in bad roads

[@ericboamahamoah4074]

Have u forgotten the price difference and also Toyota built the hybrid on xle nt the xse bt Honda built their hybrid on the touring which translates to more premium feel in the Honda 😅

[@onterrioredmon5711]

32k 33k will get you an accord sport hybrid I’d rather get that than a civic

[@ceuser3555]

It’s all good until you need to replace the hybrid battery. I won’t buy a hybrid until they can lower the replacement hybrid battery with labor to below $500.

[@theadvocate4698]

If toyota canada would bring the prius in LE it would be directly facing that civic, then toyota all the way for me! Otherwise, i prefer the proven reliability of the toyota hybrid system on the corolla.

[@carlobi]

What is it with the omission of spare tyres nowadays? And before anyone asks me when was the last time I had to use a spare, I'd like to ask you in return when you died last, and if you haven't, why do you even have life insurance right now.

[@brandononbrand]

Do the hatchbacks have more space? … actual, practical space BEHIND the backseat… Don’t be fooled by the hatchback scam… to get that storage space advantage, you must fold down the rear seats Otherwise, the sedans have larger load floors, and, hence, hold more cargo practically and safely than a hatchback.

[@yukselkiziltas1122]

Civic overall is the better option

[@mr.fluffytion7111]

Idk I would like to see a 2025 toyota camry vs 2025 honda civic

[@alvinsimba734]

Camry and civic are not in the same class. It’s Camry vs accord

[@willyiba5691]

Hrv need 1.5t option like last civic

[@jeffreyerickson6766]

Drew and Mason which is your fave?

[@CarConfections]

The Civic!

[@nelsonbrito4964]

The civic is better but as always the toyota sells more, go figure.

[@samnguyen9245]

Honda win the looks / Reliability Corolla win 👍

[@ivanidread]

The Civics design is conservative and uninspiring, not sporty looking at all but the performance actually is. The Corollas design looks sporty but it actually isn't. In this comparison, the Civic is three and a half grand more expensive. Imo, if you're going hybrid to save money, is choosing the Civic justifiable?

[@hybridstiger]

If you're on a very tight budget, buying a brand new vehicle would not be the best way to go. But to answer your question, the Corolla is the better choice if you're trying to save as much as you can on the twos.

[@ivanidread]

That's true,@@hybridstigerbut I've been seeing 2-3 year old used cars selling for about the same price if not more as new ones. The people who can't wait for a new car to get delivered are getting qouged.

[@hybridstiger]

​@ivanidread Yes, if you're buying a vehicle that is only a couple of years old, you're probably better off buying it brand new. Maybe it's just the way how I word it, but what I really meant was that if you are on a very tight budget, you're better off just buying a very cheap car to get you by rather than financing a vehicle that you can't really afford. Some of my co-workers make more money than me but they drive old beater cars that are extremely cheap and easy to work on.

[@manthony225]

It would havd made more sense to test the Corolla SE Hybrid against the Sport Touring Civic Hybrid.

[@OlyMar83]

Civic is better however it’s way too expensive.

[@dystopia-usa]

Don't like the general styling aesthetics of either one.

[@webcomment8895]

For the $32K price of the Civic Sport Touring, you could buy a new Camry SE. For the price of the base Civic Hybrid, you could buy a Camry LE. For the price of a base gas-only Civic LX, you could get a base HYBRID Corolla.

[@sachinnair91]

Not true. Corollas are in extremely low supply which means most Corollas are sold with dealer markup and forced pre-installed accessories, bringing Corolla price up to Civic price

[@webcomment8895]

@@sachinnair91 It is true. There are dealers that sell Corollas at MSRP if you get on a list and wait for a future delivery. There are also Honda dealers that mark up Civics. So, it’s not as if Corollas are always marked up and Civics are always not. Camry is what the Civic better compares to price wise and Camrys are built and delivered in higher volumes.

[@webcomment8895]

@@sachinnair91 You can get on a list to reserve a Corolla from many dealerships without markup. Some Honda dealerships mark up the price on Civics to an even higher price than the already high MSRP. So, that point is moot.

[@sachinnair91]

@@webcomment8895 You have an agenda to make Corollas look cheap and Civics expensive. However that is not my reality. Here in Texas, all new Corollas come with 2k of forced pre-installed accessories and we all have to pay it, regardless of any list

[@webcomment8895]

@@sachinnair91 Nothing forces you to buy from local dealers. Cars can be shipped across the country or you can drive it from another part of Texas or from another state. Are you saying Honda dealers are not going to mark up the new Civic hybrid in that same local market?

[@skincareaddicted]

Toyota just looks better. I am impressed because my first two corollas were not cute but this was the 2000-2006 era. The new ones look amazing. I feel like Honda hasn’t been on trend since the 90s and costs more and more expensive to maintain. Honda does have better color choice but not enough for me. Toyota reliability has always been first for me, Honda comes second. Both are heaps ahead of other brands though

[@rumorscameras]

Whybdo they leep a gear knob. The car doesnt habe a gewrbox at all...? It s basically electric...its nkt a real hybrid per say.

[@larissaivanov7645]

I smash two times the rims on the tires for 10 years.Both do not have spare tires ! Do not want to pray on the road !I will not buy them for that reason!

[@alvinsimba734]

Get the gas version… they come with spare tires

[@robvlob]

I was more than happy with Toyota. When it came time for new vehicles, I would look no further. The first new vehicle on my list was going to be a Camry hybrid, with a prius soon after then a sienna hybrid a few years later. Now I'm going with Hondas. Three things changed my mind in no specific order Dealerships allowed to add $3-5+ to price to new Toyotas. Political contributions to those who want to end the democratic process. Subscription services required to use what you own. Bye Toyota, I hope to sway others to go Honda like I did Toyota.b

[@jbar_85]

Hondas have cheap paint jobs. Also, umm, Toyota didn’t use COVID part shortages as excuses to take out features of a 2024 model years they have done with several Honda models to force people to Acura to get them. Toyota for the win.

[@Alan-lv9rw]

The Nissan Sentra is much better than the Corolla. I’ve driven both extensively. I don’t know about the Civic.

[@0bzen22]

With the CVT? A big pass on that one. I'd get the cheap manual for sure over the crappy CVT version.

[@thecriticalthinkeroutsidet4947]

Prius >>>>>>>

[@vinn283]

For sure. The MPGs on that thing is amazing. Civic or corolla hybrid gets no where near as good MPGs. My parents the new prius prime and that thing is amazing.

[@victorherrero4790]

1 On a budget and lolling for the most reliable car? Corolla hands down 2 Got the money and want a more fun car? Civic. There is no wrong answer.

[@flyonbyya]

Given Honda’s history of failed auto transmission designs gives me pause…(just ask me!) I’d have to lean towards the Toyota

[@shuaichen8690]

Corolla SE hybrid 🎉

[@vinn283]

I still rather take the toyota tbh. Not a fan of the civic design. Civic just looks generic and boring. That's just my opinion. While I understand a lot of people love it, its just not for me. Still amazing car though. One thing is Toyota is the king of hybrids, if you want an ultra dependable hybrid. Toyota is the safer bet. While I know honda does make good hybrids, toyota just makes better hybrids.

[@GetReadyHeISComingBack]

Toyotas electrical system is Better so you're welcome. 😌😎