Comments by "Stephen Hendricks" (@stephenhendricks103) on "" video.

  1. Several automakers, including Honda, use the "Sport" trim designation to disguise the fact that it lacks a significant number of features found in higher trims. In reality the $1600 MSRP difference between the "Sport" and the higher priced "EX" version buys a number of significant upgrades, the most critical of which is the more powerful 180 HP turbo engine. Along with that comes a power moonroof, blind spot monitoring, and more extensive driver assistance and safety features. The Sport's "advantages? 18" rather than 17" wheels and paddle shifters, a feature about as useful on a CVT equipped vehicle as they would be on a poodle. The new Civic is an impressive vehicle but the "Sport" trim is hardly the "value" leader. That designation arguably belongs to the EX trim.
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  2.  @Taylor-cx7cp  If you can afford the price premium, I think the EX is a significantly better value.
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  3. That's not an accident.
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  4. 40% isn't a "majority" regardless of the percentage chosen for other models. At best it's a "plurality."
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