2017 Honda Civic Hatchback | CarGurus Test Drive Review

Search for a new Civic Hatchback: https://goo.gl/Nq1Uw4 This year Honda will sell the first Civic Hatchback available in the U.S. since 2005. With its extra cargo space and sport-oriented tweaks, it’s aimed squarely at the stereotypical Civic buyer: someone who wants a practical, fun-to-drive compact car. The hatchback gets the same aggressive styling as the coupe and sedan, although blacked-out wheels and honeycomb trim are unique to the hatch. Another difference? While the other Civics are made in Indiana and Ontario, the Hatch is imported from Honda’s factory in Swindon, in the UK. The new interior is smartly laid out and feels sturdily assembled from quality materials. Soundproofing is effective, and Honda has done a great job keeping noise and vibration from intruding into the passenger cabin without isolating the driver from the road. Other than the added cargo space, the only difference between the hatch and the sedan is a few fewer inches of legroom in the back—which aren’t missed, as there’s plenty of space back there. Read more on CarGurus: https://cargur.us/fpnm1 Presenter: Keith Barry Producer: Andrew Mutty Subscribe to the CarGurus Channel:    / cargurus   Sedans & Hatchbacks    • Sedans and Hatchbacks