2025 Honda Civic Sedan Hybrid Sport
$25,455 • 40,536 miles
VIN: 2HGFE4F86SH334677
Key Specifications
- Mileage
- 40,536 miles
- Trim
- Sport
- Exterior Color
- Urban Gray
- Interior Color
- Black
- Body Style
- sedan
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Drivetrain
- FWD
- Fuel Type
- HYBRID
- Doors
- 4
- VIN
- 2HGFE4F86SH334677
Safety Ratings
NHTSA NCAP5/5
Safety data for the 2025 Honda Civic Sedan Hybrid Sport (2025 Honda CIVIC SEDAN HYBRID 4 DR FWD) is sourced from the NHTSA 5-Star Safety Ratings program. Ratings apply to the model and may not reflect this specific trim or options.
Who This Vehicle Is Good For
Safety-Focused Buyers
Earned a 5-star overall NHTSA safety rating, a top pick for families and anyone who puts crash protection first.
Commuters
Comfortable ride, good fuel economy, and easy parking make this ideal for daily commuting.
Efficiency Seekers
Excellent fuel economy with self-charging hybrid technology. No plug or charging station required.
Price Comparison
Financing information
Total price
$25,455
Typical monthly
$522/mo
Avg. APR
8.50%
60-month loan estimate for good credit. Not a credit offer; actual APR varies by lender, credit, and dealer. Assumes $0 down.
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Dealer
Tomball FordHours
Open now- Monday9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
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- Saturday9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
- SundayClosed
“I worked with Joe Jensen on the purchase of my new truck. This is my second new vehicle purchase from Tomball Ford. They honored their online advertised price! Joe was super patient with me and let me take my time in deciding- I went back and forth between two trucks. There was no pressure to buy immediately. There was no patronizing BS, None of the “this price is only good today” tactics. For context, I’ve had 14 vehicles, 8 purchased new, so Im familiar with the process. I’ve walked out of plenty of dealers before. I would purchase here again. Revision: I purchased this new vehicle with a dent in one of the doors with the understanding that it would be repaired. Today the dent was “repaired” by a guy in the parking lot. It almost looks worse than it did before. Aluminum is more difficult to repair than steel. The truck should have been taken to a professional body shop. After I complained about the shoddy work, the sales manager actually suggested I leave the truck in the sun and the metal would straighten itself out. I guess this is how it is when you buy a base trim vehicle. What a disappointing sales experience.”