Compare the Honda Civic to the Competition

How Does Honda Civic Compare to Its Toyota Corolla Rival? Check Out the Head-to-Head Here in Jonesboro, AR!

Both are compact sedans that have stood the test of time, designed to endure, remain reliable, and above all, deliver a fun, confident drive. That's not to mention that each is spacious, well-equipped, and exceedingly safe on the road. However, compare Honda Civic to Toyota Corolla down to the details, and you'll see only one pulls ahead where it matters. See how and where the new Civic gets the edge, right here!

Honda Civic vs Toyota Corolla

• Honda offers two engine options in its Civic sedan, a sprightly 158-horsepower, 2.0-liter I4, and a turbocharged 174-horsepower, 1.5-liter model further along the line. Toyota's sedan offers only 132- and 140-horsepower, 1.8-liter options, making Civic more powerful-feeling and self-assured for the Jonesboro, AR drive.
• Civic also has better turning and pulling power for the weather and roads down around Trumann, capable of putting out 138 pound-feet of torque to up to 167 in higher trims. Corolla delivers only 128 pound-feet, and that drops to 126 in later trims.
• A six-speed manual comes standard in the Civic LX base, whereas it's only standard in Corolla up the trim line in SE. That makes Civic the more excitingly hands-on choice for jetting out to Paragould on a weekend cruise.
• Looking for cargo space for that upcoming trip up to Walnut Ridge, AR? You'll find the trunk in a new Civic roomier than that of Corolla, 15.1 cubic feet to 13.
• Civic also has a touch more overall passenger space, comprehending better front head, shoulder, and hip room as well as more rear shoulder and hip room -- plenty for your passengers to stretch out and relax.
• It's also easier to create custom cabin conditions. Civic features an automatic climate control system in the base. To get it in Corolla, you'll need to step up to the LE trim.
• Apple CarPlay and Android Auto come standard in Civic EX and later, as part of the car's eight-speaker, 7-inch Display Audio infotainment system. That means you can connect your smartphone, access its features, and control it right from the dash. Apple and Android phone support aren't offered in a new Toyota Corolla.

You can see where else the new Honda Civic bests the rest right here at Honda of Jonesboro. Give our friendly sales personnel a call or stop by and see us here on East Parker Road, and we'll schedule the test drive you've been waiting for. We're looking forward to it!