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Compact sedans are the backbones of transportation. Plus, they’re really great for getting to all the fun things to do in Lincoln. What’s the difference when you compare the 2020 Honda Civic vs. Toyota Corolla? These two popular compact cars have been well-loved in Omaha for years, but one stands out above its rival. Honda of Lincoln finds out why.
Just because a car is small doesn’t mean it can’t be a fun, powerful drive in Gretna. Despite seeming very similar, the Honda and Corolla are quite different when we compared what’s under the hood:
While the Civic and Corolla share similar fuel economy estimates, the Civic features a more powerful engine. Enjoy impressive performance without sacrificing efficiency when you choose the Civic.
When you need to run errands or get your gear around Bellevue, the Honda Civic is the choice to beat with its ample interior dimensions and cargo space:
2020 Honda Civic Sedan LX Interior Dimensions:
2020 Toyota Corolla Interior Dimensions:
Not only is there more room for your passengers, you can enjoy the comfort of dual-zone automatic climate control. Toyota doesn’t offer this feature on the base model.
Honda Civic’s Honda Sensing® and Corolla’s Toyota Safety Sense™ are standard throughout both of their respective lineups, and each come with similar driver-assistive technologies. The Honda Sensing® suite includes Lane Keeping Assist System, Collision Mitigation Braking System, Road Departure Mitigation, and more.
When you’re ready to experience the 2020 Honda Civic first-hand, take a look at Honda of Lincoln’s extensive Civic inventory and our great lease deals! If you have any questions, feel free to contact us. Ready to learn more about this impressive cruiser? Closely compare the Honda Civic vs. Honda Accord with our team!
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