Honda - Civic Hybrid (2013)

Looking for the latest Honda Civic Hybrid price details? The 2013 model of this popular compact sedan offers a blend of fuel efficiency and proven reliability. Whether you’re checking the Honda Civic Hybrid 2013 price for a new purchase or racing to get the best deal on a used Honda Civic Hybrid price, understanding the car’s core specifications, depreciation trends, and market position can help you make a confident decision. This article consolidates all that information into an easy‑to‑scan format so you can quickly find what you need.

• Engine: 1.5‑liter 4‑cylinder hybrid (1.4 L engine + electric motor) producing 134 horsepower.
• Transmission: Continuously Variable Transmission (CVT) automatically selected for smooth torque conversion.
• Fuel Type: Hybrid system uses gasoline & electric power, FCE‑type air‑conditioner, plus regenerative braking.
• Powertrain: Front‑wheel drive (FF), low‑center‑of‑mass central motor for balanced handling.
• Dimensions & Weight:
  • Length: 174.0 in (4,419 mm)
  • Width: 69.0 in (1,750 mm)
  • Height: 55.9 in (1,420 mm)
  • Wheelbase: 107.9 in (2,738 mm)
  • Curb weight: ~3,040 lb (1,377 kg)
• Interior & Passenger Space:
  • Seating: 5 occupants, 41.6‑in (1,058 mm) headroom (front), 36.3‑in (922 mm) (rear)
  • Interior cargo volume (behind rear seats): 18.7 ft³ (530 l)
  • Behind rear seats: 41.3 ft³ (1,171 l)
  • Features: Dual‑zone automatic climate control, 7‑in touchscreen, Apple CarPlay & Android Auto.
• Fuel Economy:
  • EPA estimate: 52 mpg city / 49 mpg highway / 50 mpg combined.
  • Real‑world numbers depend on driving style, payload, and climate.
• Safety:
  • Standard: 5‑point seatbelts, impact‑absorbing bumper panels.
  • Optional: Adaptive cruise control, lane‑keeping assist, forward‑collision warning.
• Warranty (new vehicle):
  • Powertrain: 3‑year / 36,000 mi
  • Basic: 3‑year / 36,000 mi, plus free oil change maintenance in the first year.

## Honda Civic Hybrid depreciation

When you buy a Honda Civic Hybrid, you can expect typical depreciation curves that many aftermarket analysts agree on. Here’s a realistic snapshot:

• In the first year, the vehicle can lose between 15-20% of its original value, factoring in the fresh warranty, low repair costs, and the hybrid market’s still‑growing interest.
• By the end of the second year, depreciation often slows to around 7-10

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