2025 Honda Civic
Sleek, sculpted, and sharp-Honda's modern sedan turns heads with its sportier stance, LED headlights, and available 18-inch alloy wheels. Base MSRP starting at: $24,000
2025 Toyota Corolla
Simple and functional, but less aggressive. The Corolla has a conservative design that blends in more than it stands out. Base MSRP starting at: $22,000
2025 Honda Civic
A 158-hp standard engine provides punchy performance, with an available 180-hp turbocharged option for those who want more. Confident handling and smooth CVT tuning keep it fun and efficient.
2025 Toyota Corolla
132-hp standard engine feels underpowered on highways. Higher trims improve this, but still don't match the Civic's overall drive feel.
2025 Honda Civic
Premium materials, class-leading space, and minimalist controls create a cabin that feels more like a luxury compact.
2025 Toyota Corolla
Comfortable, but less refined. Rear-seat space and cabin layout don't match the Civic's attention to detail.
2025 Honda Civic
Wireless Apple CarPlay® & Android Auto™
7" or available 9" touchscreen
Digital instrument display
Traffic sign recognition
Honda Sensing® standard on all trims
Wired Apple CarPlay® & Android Auto™ on base trims
Smaller standard display
Fewer standard driver-assist features
No digital cluster on most trims
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Both vehicles are known for strong fuel economy, but the Honda Civic typically edges out the Corolla in real-world MPG, especially when equipped with the available turbocharged engine. Read about 3 other Honda models with excellent fuel economy.
Both have excellent reputations for long-term reliability. The Corolla is often praised for being a safe bet, while the Civic balances reliability with a more engaging driving experience.
Historically, both hold their value well, but the Honda Civic often has a slight advantage due to broader appeal and demand in the used market.
The 2025 Honda Civic includes more standard tech, such as wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™, and a digital instrument display—features that may require higher trims on the Corolla.
The Civic generally offers a larger trunk and more usable cargo area, especially in sedan configurations. It’s a smart choice for those who need extra room.
