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Honda Civic Tourer (estate) car review: generous on space, tight on company car tax

We are fans of the new Honda diesel and it’s good news to see it powering the spacious new Civic Tourer.
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12 March 2014

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Box-on-wheels it is not. The Tourer (estate) version of the Honda Civic looks very sleek

Honda Civic Tourer 1.6 i-DTEC

What is it?

The Tourer is the new estate version of the Honda Civic.

It represents a return for Honda to the Golf-sized estate segment, traditionally a quiet part of the market but one enlivened in the last year or two by the arrival of a much more convincing Volkswagen Golf Variant, the impressive new SEAT Leon ST and the sporty estate version of the Ford Focus ST.

Honda Civic Tourer prices start at £20,265 for the petrol-engined 1.8i-VTEC versions but most buyers, especially company car users, will probably be looking at the smooth and economical, low-CO2 1.6 i-DTEC model which has a £21,920 entry point.

Order books are now open and the first cars arrived in UK dealerships in February.

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With new or improved offerings from VW, SEAT and Ford, this is gearing up to be a much more active part of the market

 

 

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Matt Morton

Matt Morton

Matt Morton is an automotive content writer for Business Car Manager

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