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An everyday sedan that goes the distance
Drive a Civic Sedan
The Civic Sedan is a five-seat everyday sedan with a 150-hp base engine or a 200-hp hybrid. It's an easy pick in Honda car rental when you want a car that sips fuel and drives without fuss. Book it for a quick errand loop, a weekend away, or a month of commuting.
On Turo, the car rental marketplace, you book the exact Civic Sedan you see from a local vehicle owner. Then you arrange pickup and drop-off that fit your plans — no guessing which car you'll get.
Civic Sedan specs
Horsepower
150 hp
Fuel economy
36 mpg combined
Weight
2,875 lbs
Seats
5
Efficiency that stretches every tank
The Civic Sedan keeps your gas station stops few and far between. The base LX earns EPA estimates of 32 mpg city, 41 mpg highway, and 36 mpg combined. The Sport Hybrid climbs to 50 mpg city and 49 mpg combined — a welcome stat on a long drive.
Hybrid power with real punch
The hybrid Civic Sedan makes 200 hp and 232 lb-ft of torque, a clear step up from the 150-hp base engine. You'll find it on the Sport Hybrid and Sport Touring Hybrid trims. Power flows through an e-CVT, so acceleration builds smoothly without shift points.
It's quick, too. Car and Driver tested a hybrid Civic Sedan at 6.2 seconds from 0–60 mph. That means confident merges onto the freeway and easy passes on two-lane roads. Pair that with 49 mpg combined, and you get a sedan that's lively when you want it and frugal when you don't.
Honda Sensing comes standard
Every Civic Sedan comes with Honda Sensing, a suite of driver-assist tools that helps you stay alert on unfamiliar roads. The suite includes collision mitigation braking, lane departure warning, road departure mitigation, and adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow. You don't need to hunt for a specific trim to get them.
Each tool covers a different moment of your drive. Collision mitigation braking can help you brake when the system senses a possible collision ahead. Adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow keeps a set gap in traffic. That takes some strain out of a stop-and-go commute.
Stand out with a Civic Sedan
The Civic Sedan shines on daily commutes, city trips, and longer drives where fuel economy matters most. Its 14.8 cu ft trunk swallows luggage for a getaway or gear for a work week. Compare it with other rental cars across the US to find the right fit for your trip.
Top Civic Sedan features
A nameplate with more than 50 years of history
Three things set the Civic Sedan apart: its long heritage, a connected cabin, and a trunk built for real trips.
The Civic is the brand's longest-running auto nameplate, with more than five decades on the road. It launched in Japan in 1972 and arrived in the US in 1973. Since then, it's grown into its 11th generation — the one you'll drive today.
The latest Civic Sedan builds on that history with updates you'll notice behind the wheel. The 2025 model year brought a facelift and the hybrid powertrain, and the 2027 model carries over that spec unchanged. When you book one, you're driving the current chapter of a story that's been on US roads for decades.
Cabin tech that keeps you connected
Every Civic Sedan gives you a 7-inch touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. Plug in your phone, and your maps, playlists, and messages show up on the dash right away. That makes it easy to navigate a new city without juggling your phone.
The Sport Touring Hybrid takes the cabin up a level. It adds a 9-inch touchscreen with wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, Google built-in, Bose audio, and a wireless charger. You also get a digital instrument cluster, so key driving info sits right in your line of sight. If tech matters for your trip, check the listing to confirm the trim before you book.
A trunk and cabin made for practical trips
The Civic Sedan packs a 14.8 cu ft trunk, five seats, and a 12.4-gal fuel tank on gas trims. That's enough trunk space for suitcases on an airport run or a cooler and beach chairs for a day at the coast. Five seats mean you can bring friends along without squeezing into a bigger vehicle.
The fuel tank matters, too. On gas trims, 12.4 gallons paired with up to 36 mpg combined on the LX means fewer stops on a long drive. Add front-wheel drive, and the Civic Sedan suits errands around town and miles between cities alike.
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Top tips and things to know before renting a Civic Sedan
Get to know your Civic Sedan
The biggest things to know before renting a Civic Sedan are that features vary by trim and that hybrids drive a little differently. Here's what to check before and during your trip.
Civic Sedan features vary by year and trim, so read the listing before you book. Lower trims have a 7-inch touchscreen, while the top hybrid trim has a 9-inch screen with wireless connectivity. If a specific feature matters to you, confirm the trim in the listing details.
The Civic Sedan seats five, which works well for most couples, small families, and friend groups. If your group needs more room for people and bags, a Honda Odyssey rental gives you extra space for the crew.
Civic Sedan driving tips
The Civic Sedan uses a CVT on gas trims and an e-CVT on hybrids, so acceleration feels smooth with no shift points. Don't worry if the engine sound doesn't rise and fall the way you're used to — that's normal for this type of transmission.
Hybrid trims also have deceleration selectors that adjust how strongly the car slows when you lift off the accelerator. Try them in light traffic first to get a feel for each setting. The hybrid's tank holds 10.6 gallons versus 12.4 on gas trims. Plan fuel stops with that in mind on longer drives.
How much does it cost to rent a Civic Sedan?
The cost to rent a Civic Sedan varies by location, dates, year, and trim. You'll see the full price before you book, so you can compare listings with confidence.
Planning a longer stay? Discounts may apply on longer trips, which can bring down the cost of a weekly or monthly booking. Browse long-term car rental options if you need a Civic Sedan for a month or more.
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On the Turo car rental marketplace, you can rent the perfect car for wherever you’re going from a vibrant community of trusted hosts. Whether you're flying in from afar or looking for a car down the street, searching for a rugged truck or something smooth and swanky, Turo puts you in the driver's seat of an extraordinary selection of cars rented out by local hosts.Frequently asked questions about Civic Sedan rentals on Turo
What documents do you need to rent a Civic Sedan on Turo?
You'll need a valid driver's license to rent a Civic Sedan on Turo. Requirements can vary, so check the Turo app or help center for the current list before you book.
What type of license do you need to drive a Civic Sedan on Turo?
You'll need a valid driver's license to drive a Civic Sedan on Turo. Review the current license requirements in the Turo app or help center before your trip.
How old do you need to be to rent a Civic Sedan on Turo?
Age requirements for renting a Civic Sedan can vary by location and vehicle. Check the Turo app or help center to confirm the minimum age where you plan to book.
Are protection plans available when you rent a Civic Sedan?
Yes, you can choose a protection plan at checkout when you book a Civic Sedan. Review the options in the Turo app to pick the plan that fits your trip.
Can you get a discount on a Civic Sedan rental?
Yes, discounts may apply when you book a Civic Sedan for a longer trip. You'll see the full price, including any discount, before you book.
Can you rent a Civic Sedan long term on Turo?
Yes, you can book a Civic Sedan for weeks or months on Turo. Longer trips may qualify for discounts, so compare listings to find the best fit for your timeline.
Does a Civic Sedan rental include unlimited mileage?
Mileage limits on a Civic Sedan rental vary by listing. Check the listing details before you book to see how many miles your trip includes.
Can someone else drive the Civic Sedan you rent?
Yes, you can add other drivers to your Civic Sedan trip in the Turo app. Add each driver before they get behind the wheel.
Can you get a Civic Sedan delivered or pick it up at the airport?
Delivery and airport pickup for a Civic Sedan vary by listing. Check the listing to see which pickup options are available for your dates and location.
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