Overview & Reviews

A Special Edition package is introduced for both the sedan and coupe; it features an upgraded audio system with MP3 capability, six-disc CD changer and an auxiliary jack for portable music devices. SE models also include a leather-wrapped steering wheel, a wing spoiler and alloy wheels.

• Fuel-efficient and environmentally friendly engines, roomy interior, reputation for durability and quality, impressive crash test scores.

• Top-of-the-line models are pricey, antilock brakes not available on DX or LX.

User Reviews:

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  Great Car - 2005 Honda Civic
  By BDEiker - October 12 - 1:30 pm

  I have had this car only 3 weeks and have had to fill it up once. I am getting a round about average of 42 mpg with city and highway driving. Love this car and I would buy it again.

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  Civid Hybrid: Excellent Commuter Car - 2005 Honda Civic
  By spambuster - September 29 - 9:26 am

  Bought the Civic Hybrid for daily commute (150 mi/day). Very satisfied during first 6 weeks of ownership. Combined mileage (interstate and urban gridlock) is 48 mpg; highway mpg at 53. Very good low-end torque (I havent stalled it yet); generally a quiet comfortable ride, but pretty noisey when spashing through pools of water. I highly recommend the Honda Civic Hybrid for long commutes.

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  safety first! - 2005 Honda Civic
  By stephanie - August 14 - 1:00 am

  We decided to get the Honda Civic EX because of the awesome safety ratings, anti-lock brakes, and the good price that it was selling for. All of the magazines that I have looked at rate this car at the top of its class. Overall I am very happy with this car and would recommend it to anyone.

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  Great Car!! - 2005 Honda Civic
  By Steve - August 11 - 6:36 am

  Great Car!! We drove our Hybrid from Texas to Vancouver Canada and Back. We averaged 40 mpg. The milage thing is a little tricky, At times I could have the cruise control on 79 mph at around 3200 rpms and would get around 50 mpg. I had fun playing with the average and actually got it up to 70 mpg for a brief amount of time. From Arlington Washington to Eugene Oregon we got 47 mpg. It all depends on the terrain you are driving on. I think the rain or humidity may affect mileage as well. The car has plenty of passing power but struggled a little in the mountains. Great for big city commuting, comfortable for long trips.

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  Review Title - 2005 Honda Civic
  By Chris - July 20 - 1:00 am

  car doesnt fell sturdy especially when turning. braking ok acceleration ok. its cramped even for a 2 door. the car constantly feels like it is trying to control me rather than me control it.

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  38/mpg in style amd comfort - 2005 Honda Civic
  By joel - July 16 - 7:43 pm

  I traded my 1998 civic lx sedan for this one. Comfort and economy is even more. I spent $45 at the pump and was able to travel 707 miles. Thats 37.8 mpg, driving in LA (Glendale-Downey and all around). Thats economy with 127 horse power. I was first attracted on the hybrids 49/48 mpg with 98 horse power. However, I didnt want to sacrifice the 28 horse power a bit extra 8 mpg.

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  Honda Civic LXSE - 2005 Honda Civic
  By Brioninn - June 24 - 7:30 pm

  I traded in my Accord for this. And enjoy it so much more. Despite the loss of horsepower between the two, its a much smoother, more enjoyable ride. And the SE package is enough to make it sporty while allowing me the motherly benefits that are a necessity. Its the best of both worlds for me.

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  Wish I had bought one earlier. - 2005 Honda Civic
  By John - June 22 - 4:10 pm

  I had an 03 Explorer and was getting between 17 to 22 MPG. Well no sooner did I get the hybrid that my bill went from $60 bucks per refill to $30 or less depending on the cost of gas. I love the 05 HCH, it is fun, fuel-efficient and all around good car. I would improve the HP but its not to bad overall. Honda has done a great job at listening to its customers and I hope they continue to do so. Sadly the American companies once again lost the battle.

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  Bought Civic Ex SE - 2005 Honda Civic
  By JohnieReb - May 24 - 1:50 am

  Chose this vehicle for its economy over my Chevy Monte Carlo. Need a family friendly vehicle that got better gas milage as I travel sometimes 40 miles one way to work. Chose this vehicle over the Corolla because it is more comfortable.

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  A reliable sporty car - 2005 Honda Civic
  By FuSheng - May 16 - 1:33 am

  This car is very, very fun to drive (for those who like sporty cars and sticks). It gets excellent gas mileage while still being pretty quick. The interior is very nice, with some cool Si-only touches. I got a crazy good deal on this car used, but Im not sure if Id like to pay full price for it new. Its not quite as quick as some of its competitors (only 160hp). But, it outhandles most of them, and, importantly, it has just about bullet- proof reliability. Most other "Pocket Rockets" are pieces of junk with powerful motors (like the Neon SRT-4) but the Civic Si will still be perfect 100,000 miles from now.