When it comes to comparing the Honda Civic vs. Toyota Corolla, there’s several reasons why this Honda model comes out on top. Thanks to its impressive interior features and safety suite, you’ll love driving the Honda Civic on your daily commute. See how the Honda Civic compares to the Toyota Corolla today by test-driving this model at MotorWorld Honda, or read on for a sneak peek.
Safety and Driver Assistance
Both of these models rate well for safety features, but the Honda Civic covers a few extra bases. This model features a standard Road Departure Mitigation System™, Traffic Sign Recognition System™, and Driver Attention Monitor. All these safety and driver assistance features are either missing in the Toyota Corolla or are only available in optional safety packages.
More Room for Everything
The Honda Civic has the edge over the Toyota Corolla in terms of passenger and cargo space. Both cars seat five passengers, but the Honda Civic features up to 39.3 inches of headroom and 42.3 inches of legroom.
The Toyota Corolla, on the other hand, has up to 38.3 inches of headroom and 42 inches of legroom. While you’ve got up to 13.1 cubic feet of cargo room on Toyota’s model, the Honda Civic features up to 14.8 cubic feet.
Available Screen Space
If you’re looking for maximum screen space on the center console, the Honda Civic has what you’re looking for with its available nine-inch color audio multimedia touchscreen. By comparison, the Toyota Corolla features a standard eight-inch touchscreen for its multimedia display.
Test-Drive the Honda Civic in Wilkes-Barre, PA
The Honda Civic has plenty of competition, but when you get behind the wheel, you’ll see why it’s the right choice. Contact MotorWorld Honda today to schedule a test drive or compare this model to other sedans.
