They all look pretty good. I love the design of the 11th Gen Civic, which was one of the driving factors behind me buying one. The Accord Touring Hybrid is a good looking car as well IMHO. Passport should be getting a redesign for 2025 to align more with the Pilot, but had a minor interior refresh for 2024 to now include an Espresso interior color option on the EX-L trim. The dealership where I bought my Civic at had a Radiant Red Metallic EX-L with the Espresso interior. Yes please.

 

Have a 22 civic and a 24 CRV. Like them both. Civic is a wonderful vehicle. I actually went in to buy an accord when I bought the civic but it was just as the craziness started. Accords were All gone. So I guess I like them all

 

I think the HRV looks pretty good, I might have bought one if they offered one with 3 pedals

 

I prefer HRV looks so great!

 

New HRV is pretty sweet too. Bring us the hybrid! And add a plug.

 

I really like the civic hatch and the accord has really grown on me. The civic sedans are a little generic for me, and the HRV only looks good in the Sport trim level. All great cars though

 

Civic all the way! I think the new Accords are hideous and remind me of a Ford Taurus.

 

Civic ESPECIALLY in SGP!!! SOOO GOOOOD!

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I almost went for a SGP Touring sedan, but alas.....

 

Of course I'm biased, but I think the Civic is the best looking car in Honda's current line-up. Especially the Type R, if you like aggressive looking vehicles.

#2 for me is the new HR-V. I'm normally not a fan of crossovers and SUVs, but the HR-V looks great. And the same as @cwille97 said above, if Honda offered the HR-V with a manual - especially in the same Sport Touring trim as my Civic - I might have bought one.

#3 is kind of a tie between the CR-V and Pilot. I like both, but especially like that Honda has finally made the CR-V's hood longer. The last few generations' hood have looked stubby and very "front wheel drive," if you know what I mean.

 

Agreed that the refreshed CR-V looks much better with the redesigned front end. My girlfriend bought a 2020 CR-V after her 2007 VW Passat blew a cylinder and the difference in the front end with these new models makes her wish she could have waited to get the new car. Darn Passat.

 

I think an HR-V Si would be pretty cool, but still available with AWD.

 

Definitely the civic all the way. When I was looking to buy a car and saw the civic, at first, I wasn't the biggest fan of the nose. Now it has grown on me, and I was wrong. I love the look of these civics now having one of my own. Only thing I wish is the 2022 civic sedan touring came with the honeycomb front grille.

 

The honeycomb grille and "beluga whale nose" certainly look more refined on the hatchback and Si. A shame the design wasn't implemented on all sedan trims.

 

It’s a hard one between the new Civic and HRV. Both look very sleek and mature.

 

In my opinion, the new Accord has been a head-turner.

 

Yea, it makes me look away every time I see one.

 

Pretty bland overall lineup (especially the SUV's) but I feel the Civic is the most interesting looking of the lineup in various trims.

 

My wife has a Milano red Sport. Just turned 23,000 miles. Been a good vehicle so far. Really needs the 1.5T. Average 31MPG . My Civic with the same engine gets consistently 8 more on the same drive. The AWD works great in the snow. It feels much more solid and quiet than my 22 Civic. Still enjoy driving the Civic more. Much more responsive IMO

 

I was looking at an HR-V EX-L (top trim), but the Civic Touring (top trim) sedan had more (other than AWD) for around the same price. I do like the looks of the HR-V, but just wasn't meant to be unfortunately.

 

I'm looking at moving up trim levels on my next Civic. Your car looks great 👍

 

I looked around at all the cars at the lot. Even tried the Accord out. I always bought Accords but the new Accord just DOES NOT DO IT for me. Ridgeline looks good, Pilot too. CRV got waaaay too big. The HRV is really stupid-looking IMO. I really don't get the whole deal with the HR-V/Toyota Venza market. They're basically the premium versions of the Dodge Hornet/Chevy Trax?

Civic kept catching my eye. It's a really attractive car, and it performed better than the Accord albeit with louder engine and road noise. I prefer it in looks and performance to all the rest.
Anyone else shop before they stuck to a Civic?

 

I looked around at all the cars at the lot. Even tried the Accord out. I always bought Accords but the new Accord just DOES NOT DO IT for me. Ridgeline looks good, Pilot too. CRV got waaaay too big. The HRV is really stupid-looking IMO. I really don't get the whole deal with the HR-V/Toyota Venza market. They're basically the premium versions of the Dodge Hornet/Chevy Trax?

Civic kept catching my eye. It's a really attractive car, and it performed better than the Accord albeit with louder engine and road noise. I prefer it in looks and performance to all the rest.
Anyone else shop before they stuck to a Civic?

For my wife, we considered the HR-V (cheap feeling), Toyota Camry (too big), CR-V (too big), RAV 4 (too big), and Subaru Crosstrek (far too cheap feeling for the money). We already had 3 other Civics in the family so she wanted to see about something different, but the Civic Hatch (sport touring) really caught her interest. The leather interior, powered seats, etc. give the car an upscale feel. The size is perfect! She downsized from a '14 Highlander.

 

Without a doub the 11th Gen Civic. Honda really screwed up the Accord with the 11th Gen styling.

 

Yeah man the new Accord is hella uggo in my book. Why did they absolutely RUIN it?

 

My wife prefers the civic. Says she doesn't like how heavy an SUV feels. I have to agree the civic drives great. But I put the two of us and 2 university age kids in the CRV to go for a 5 hour drive to go skiing for the week end. Horses for courses right? Included a set of skis and 2 or three snow boards with no roof rack. Packed in to be sure. But that's not going down in the civic.

 

I'm torn between that Civic and HRV. So torn between the two my next purchase will be an HRV. It will replace a 2007 Cadillac Escalade with over 200,000 miles on it with a 6.2 L V8. To me the HRV is an all-wheel drive version of the Civic. With quite a bit more ground clearance it looks sleek I like it. Plus it makes maintenance for both of them really easy carrying the same engine sharing many internals.