The Toyota Camry and the Honda Civic are two of the most popular cars in the world. The popular Toyota Camry and Honda Civic are compared.
We compared the Toyota Camry and the Honda Civic. Performance, gas mileage, safety, passenger and cargo space are included. The Civic and Camry offer different versions of the same car. The differences are noted when applicable.
The Toyota Camry has a higher base engine power output than the Honda Civic. There are three engine options for the Camry: a four- cylinder engine, a V6 engine, and a hybrid.
There are two engine options for the standard Honda Civic model, a 2.0-liter four- cylinder engine and a 1.5 liter four- cylinder engine. The Civic Si has a variant of the 1.5 liter four cylinder engine that can produce 200 horsepower.
There is a redesign of the Civic Type R. The Civic Type R is powered by a four- cylinder engine that can produce over 300hp.
The Civic is more maneuverable than the Camry due to its smaller size, tighter turn circle, and lower weight. The Camry has an all wheel drive system.
The fully gas-powered Camry has an estimated gas mileage of up to 28 city/39 highway miles per gallon, compared to 33 city/42 highway mile per gallon for the Civic. The Camry’s hybrid model gets an estimated fuel economy of up to 51 city/ 53 highway miles per gallon.
The Camry and Civic are known for their high level of safety. Both cars received an IIHS Top Safety Pick+ award for the previous model year.
The Camry is slightly larger than the Civic. The total passenger volume for both the Civic Sedan and Civic Hatchback was 98.0cu-ft.
The Camry has a maximum cargo capacity of more than double the Civic’s. The Civic Hatchback has a maximum cargo capacity of over twenty five thousand dollars.
The cost of a fully loaded Toyota Camry is not known.
Both the Camry and Civic are covered by a 5-year/60,000-mile powertrain warranty. Two years or 24,000 miles of coverage for the Civic and two years or 25,000 miles for the Camry are included in the free maintenance plan.
The Camry is more reliable than the Civic. The Civic had a J.D. Power reliability rating of 81/100.
The Camry is more expensive than the Civic. The Camry starts at $25,955 for the LE trim and goes up to $36,970 for the XSE V6 trim.
The official price information for the Civic is not yet available, but it is expected to be slightly more expensive. The Civic starts at $22,550 for the Civic SedanLX trim and goes up to $30,050 for the Civic Sport Touring trim.
The Toyota Camry and the Honda Civic have different advantages. The advantages for the 2023 Camry include base engine horsepower output, an all-wheel drive system, gas mileage for the hybrid model, passenger space, and reliability. The advantages for the 2023 Civic include maximum horsepower output, maneuverability, fuel economy, and cargo space.
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