The quick-not-fast Civic is a relative bargain, but can the latest version still escape the shadow of the almighty Civic Type R?

Folks, I just got back from driving a couple of new Honda Civics, the facelifted 2025 versions of the Si and Hatchback Hybrid. They were both brilliant little cars in their own ways, but I know what would make them even better: combining the two.

If you want to buy a 2025 Honda Civic Si, it's important to know how much horsepower it has and its transmission type. Here's what you need to know.

A fifth door greatly increases the appeal of Honda's ultra-efficient Civic, but does not turn it into a hot hatch.

The Hatchback is usually pricier than the Civic Sedan, but this increase means that, while the 2024 model had a starting MSRP of $24,950 and cost no more than $31,450, the floor and ceiling of the 2025 model's price range are now $27,450 and $32,950, respectively. All pricing listed in this article excludes Honda's destination charge of $1,095.