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2006 HONDA CIVIC HYBRID

$4,500.00

The 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid is the hybrid-powered, fuel-efficient version of the compact sedan from Honda. It uses a combination of a small gasoline engine and an electric motor to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions compared with the regular Civic of the same year. conceptcarz.com+2Autoweb+2

Powertrain & Performance

Fuel Economy & Efficiency

  • EPA estimates: ~49 mpg city / 51 mpg highway. Honda Global+2Cars.com+2

  • Real-world fuel economy varies, but the hybrid powertrain was among the most efficient of its time — a key selling point. Autoweb+2Car and Driver+2

  • Hybrid system: The IMA setup allows the electric motor to assist the gasoline engine during acceleration and — under certain conditions — may let the car coast using electric power only (though some drivers report not noticing full shutoff of the gasoline engine). Autoweb+1

Dimensions & Utility

  • Body: 4-door compact sedan, 5-seat capacity. Car and Driver+1

  • Trunk/cargo: modest — typical for compact cars. Car and Driver+1

  • Suspension / Handling: Front MacPherson-strut; rear multi-link/double-wishbone. Honda Global+2CarSaver+2

  • Fuel tank & range: Fuel-efficient enough for long daily driving with reduced fuel costs relative to non-hybrid compact cars. CarSaver+1

Features & Design (as of 2006)

When introduced/re-designed in 2006, the Civic Hybrid came with several features typical for Honda’s hybrids: Honda Global+2Cars.com+2

  • Unique interior touches compared to regular Civics: hybrid-specific instrument cluster (showing IMA status, energy flow, etc.), two-tone cloth seating surfaces. Honda Global+2Cars.com+2

  • Exterior differences: often included 15" alloy wheels with low-rolling-resistance tires, hybrid badging, sometimes a subtle trunk-lid spoiler, and aerodynamic choices to maximize efficiency. 

The 2006 Honda Civic Hybrid is the hybrid-powered, fuel-efficient version of the compact sedan from Honda. It uses a combination of a small gasoline engine and an electric motor to improve fuel economy and reduce emissions compared with the regular Civic of the same year. conceptcarz.com+2Autoweb+2

Powertrain & Performance

Fuel Economy & Efficiency

  • EPA estimates: ~49 mpg city / 51 mpg highway. Honda Global+2Cars.com+2

  • Real-world fuel economy varies, but the hybrid powertrain was among the most efficient of its time — a key selling point. Autoweb+2Car and Driver+2

  • Hybrid system: The IMA setup allows the electric motor to assist the gasoline engine during acceleration and — under certain conditions — may let the car coast using electric power only (though some drivers report not noticing full shutoff of the gasoline engine). Autoweb+1

Dimensions & Utility

  • Body: 4-door compact sedan, 5-seat capacity. Car and Driver+1

  • Trunk/cargo: modest — typical for compact cars. Car and Driver+1

  • Suspension / Handling: Front MacPherson-strut; rear multi-link/double-wishbone. Honda Global+2CarSaver+2

  • Fuel tank & range: Fuel-efficient enough for long daily driving with reduced fuel costs relative to non-hybrid compact cars. CarSaver+1

Features & Design (as of 2006)

When introduced/re-designed in 2006, the Civic Hybrid came with several features typical for Honda’s hybrids: Honda Global+2Cars.com+2

  • Unique interior touches compared to regular Civics: hybrid-specific instrument cluster (showing IMA status, energy flow, etc.), two-tone cloth seating surfaces. Honda Global+2Cars.com+2

  • Exterior differences: often included 15" alloy wheels with low-rolling-resistance tires, hybrid badging, sometimes a subtle trunk-lid spoiler, and aerodynamic choices to maximize efficiency.