2021 Honda Civic Vs. 2022 Honda Civic - Which is best? You decide!

Featuring the All New Honda Civic alongside its predecessor - See all the changes from 2021 to 2022 in a direct comparison of these Two Civic EX's!

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[jayb]

If I didn't know the year model of both, I'd say that the '21 is the newer version. lol!

[Ishikawa]

I prefer the 2021 version looks more sharp

[mattlarson]

I owned a 2019 and now own a 2022 both great cars but the simplicity larger rear seats and added features on the 22 are fantastic and you have to actually sit in a new one to realize how classy the interior looks in person it's really simple and elegant

[alphatrion]

I like the front of the old one more.
More aggressive.
But the rest is better on the new one.

[zukruffanuar]

I prefer the old ones, its just me or what?

[sammyt]

I used to think that the previous generation Civic was too busy, but it eventually grew on me. With the new Civic, Honda went too much to the opposite direction and produced a car that's way too bland and boring! I much prefer the design of the old one; even the interior of the old one looks better to me without the infotainment screen sticking out or that weird metal mesh strip on the dashboard in the new version.

[txmoney]

After seeing this 11th gen, I’m SO glad I bought my 2018 Civic EX-T. Guess I’ll be keeping it for another five or six years.
Looking forward to the 12th gen. 😉

[PapaZigg]

11th gen isnt bad looking. But when put side by side with the 10th gen, it looks bland AF

[BangFarang]

When I bought my Civic, I chose it above other brands because the multi media screen was integrated in the dash design and did not look like an option added to an old designed car and popping out. I don't understand why the screen of the 2022 model is above the dash!

[your_local_taco]

2022 rear end disappointed me 😩 I was looking in to trade my 2020 but I think I’ll have to wait on it 🥱 also Idk if it’s based on model but I saw a 2022 sport and the door panels had cloth no leather making it feel a bit cheaper than my current car 🤔

[michaelpupko]

Good video. My friend has an accord with 232, 000 miles on it. 2005. Runs like it's brand new. Original engine and transmission.

[msmarshall]

Good job with this comparison. I think the old Civic looks better (from the outside, ) but the new Civic's interior is nicer for sure. The visibility is also better which is super important to me.

I'll be keeping my old car though, the visibility on all these newer models are disappointing.

[manueltorres]

2021 look's more agresive and sport. But 2022 from rear look more beauty.

[Neo.]

The one thing that's better in 2022 model is that there's no rubber grrove for roof panels... It's some different sort of welding so it looks cool. But I still can't forget the feeling of seeing a stealth bomber on wheels, when I first saw one of the 2016 civic in black. Loved it and got one!

[szay]

2022 looks like 2021’s older brother loll

[rayyan]

Thank god my uncle has the 2020 Civic because it looks sportier than the 11th gen. Just wish for a dual clutch

[densetsu]

um... criticism, the Ex models should be 1.5L and turbo. LX and sport sedan are 2L non-turbo. And fog lights are optional on EX. My 2020 civic ex has them.

[luisguilherme]

For me the looks on the 22 were a downgrade. Before it was an exciting city car, considered a dream where I live. Now it's a more boring accord or even corolla. Since my father had a 2008 civic with that jetfighter like dash it was my favorite against the competitors in the market by far but now I'd prefer any other one that has more edge to it

[DJTrump]

The 2021 is what the Civic should always look like: Sporty, Aggressive, Bold and Youthful styling.

The 2022 is what the Accord should always look like: Modern, Sophisticated, Mature and Sporty styling.

[jaysimpson]

I think you said that you were a mechanic, did they ever fix the oil dilution problem in their engines?