2014 Honda Civic Hybrid consumer reviews

I brought this car in 2019 maybe around 48,000 miles at the Honda certified dealership also a plus my car came with a lifetime warranty ( as long as I have the car in my name the deductible warranty is only $100 off anything on my car that needs broken). On the 3rd year of having my car the hybrid battery went out, over $3,000 part and labor thank you Jesus I had that warranty only paying $100. Then my ac compressor went out only $100 with the warranty cost. No other problems at all and it’s 2025 and paid for. If you get this car please get an warranty package if not your in for a high bill.

I bought a 2014 Honda Civic Hybrid six years ago at 60k miles and just traded it in this past weekend at 155k miles. It was a fantastic car. I can't say enough about the gas mileage. We could do 65 mph on the highway and it would get between 45-50 mpg. It is low to the ground, so tall people like me have a crouch a bit to get in. Durability during the time I owned it was great. Minimal problems. The only feedback I have is the CVT transmission started slipping occasionally at 150k miles. If you find a low mileage version, I would recommend you consider it.

I'll never buy a honda again. Hybrid battery died after owning car for 3 yrs. Put me in a bad spot. Scrambling trying to fix it. While keeping up with the payment is absolutely dreadful. I'm sorry I bought i this.

This car has been a disappointment in terms of gas mileage, comfort/amenities and power. I was looking for something along the lines of the EX-L variety, but was interested in the hybrid because of fuel economy. Sadly, fuel Econ has not been up to the advertised rates. The good news is that it does have good Honda reliability.

I bought this car after test driving Toyota and GM Hybrid and Electric offerings. I also considered the Nissan Leaf. I'd owned two previous Hondas, and liked them. Between the initial price, the test drives, the intended use of the vehicle (25 mile commute in the Northeast), my guesses as to 10 year trend in gas price, and my history with Honda, I bought. I really haven't looked back. It's reliable as a Honda. I reliably get 42- 47 MPG in all weather. It could be a bit more comfy - I get a little fanny fatigue now and then. But I'd buy it again!

I love the value that I have with this car. This is my 4th Honda vehicle but my first hybrid. It is stylish, comfortable and includes everything I wanted in the standard option model. The gas mileage was rated 45-47, I have always got at least that and My current average mpg is 49.5. I purchased this car new and have almost 73000 miles.

Love the car. It only has 16,000 miles and factory warranty still valid. The previous owner took great care of it even though he had 6 kids. Mostly girls so no damage from brothers squabbling in the back seat. Ha!

I was hesitant to go to a smaller car because I had been driving a Ford expedition for several years. But after my daughter turned 16 and started driving on her own we did not need the big vehicle anymore. Never owning a Honda before although I had heard a lot about hand on how awesome they were, they were right. I love this car I can usually get around 35 miles per gallon I can go just about 500 miles on one tank of gas. Having this car a little over a year I can't imagine being without it! It drives and handles great also it's comfortable to drive and to sit in on long trips.

I am so happy I bought the Honda Civic hybrid. Not only does the car ascetically have everything I could want it has a ton of great features, and a super comfy drivers seat. I was a little worried that I would have a hard time fitting comfortably into the hybrid model, seeing as I am about 6 ft tall, however the front seats are surprisingly roomy. This car is also very "smart" the touch screen is designed like a smart phone with the consumer in mind. Also this car can get about 48-50 miles per gallon in gas. If I had to do it al over again I wouldn't have changed a thing.