Honda Civic Si the sweet spot? After a week behind the wheel, I argue why its potent performance and livability mean you ...

The new Si goes on sale in August, and will start at $31,045, not quite $1,000 more than last year’s car. Among the few options available are summer performance tires that are a $300 upcharge.

Cosmetic changes are limited to a new set of 18-inch split-spoke wheels that closely resemble those available on the Acura Integra A-Spec trim levels and the same minor grille and bumper revisions ...

The 2025 Honda Civic Si starts at $31,045, a price bump of $850 over the 2024 model—negligible once you factor in inflation. Also new for 2025 are stickier summer tires available as a $300 option.

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The new Civic Si starts at $29,950 before a $1095 delivery fee, meaning that a car optioned with summer tires would be priced at $31,345 after it's all added up. The 1.5-liter turbocharged engine ...

The Civic, in case you somehow made it this far without knowing, is Honda’s compact sedan. The Civic Si is the sportier but not sportiest model slotting between the base model and the track-focused ...

The Civic Si is essentially a one-spec car that starts at $28,315. One with stickier summer tires is $200 dearer. Even with the better rubber, it’s $2350 cheaper than the Sport Touring Hatchback.

The 2022 Honda Civic Si is a performance bargain at $28,315, including $1,015 in destination charges. Throw in my tester's paint job and the window sticker remains an affordable $28,710.

The newest, eleventh-generation Honda Civic maintains its status as a fun-to-drive small car, which means the 2022 Civic Si version can accurately be described as the “even more fun” model.

Side profile of the 2023 Honda Civic Si in Rallye Red with 18-inch matte black alloy wheels wrapped in 235/40R18 tires. The basic recipe for the Si isn’t much different from before.