Honda Civic News and Expert Insights

These five hybrids, including a truck, two sedans, and two crossovers, all under $35,000, can help you spend a lot less at the pump.

It’s hard to go wrong with a Honda, as this gasoline-electric Civic proves thanks to its excellent fuel economy, upscale interior and impressive refinement.

While most of the American driving public has dropped the sedan like a hot potato in favor of crossovers and SUVs, there are still some cars selling in notable volumes, including the Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla.

The hybrid market has exploded with options in recent years. Here are the standout models we think deserve a spot on your short list.

Engaging performance meets 48 MPG EPA estimated combined in the Honda Civic Sport Touring Hybrid model offering good driving vibes and strong fuel economy.

Hybrid cars have emerged as among the most popular selling vehicles in the world. Take a look at our pick of some of today’s most efficient hybrids.

Looking for a fuel-efficient vehicle? Check out the latest hybrid cars that give you a gasoline-powered engine plus an electric motor and battery to improve miles per gallon and lower your fuel bills.

With the cost of fuel these days, those fuel savings can really add up to a lot – and the latest crop of efficient sedans has a lot to offer. The GreenCars team outlines their five picks on this page.

If you’re shopping for a car on a tight budget, and have a tight budget for gasoline, we’ve compiled a list of great choices starting at under $25,000, and with EPA highway ratings of over 40 MPG.

The Honda Civic is one of the best-selling cars in the U.S. from the last 50 years thanks to its good looks, sporty drive, roomy interior, and impressive fuel economy. Now, an all-new Civic Hybrid model promises over 200 hp – as well as 50 mpg.

If you are looking for improved fuel efficiency, and do not want a hybrid, plug-in, or electric car, there are still some amazing options. Here is our list of the top 10 selling fuel-efficient cars in America.

There is still a lot of life left in gasoline engines if you want to reduce your greenhouse gas emissions. These vehicles on our list all get over 40 MPG highway, according to the EPA – and only one of them costs over $25,000.