Compare 2021 Honda Civic vs 2021 Mazda 3

Serving Danville, VA

From its good looks and well-equipped cabin to class-leading safety aids, it's safe to say the Honda Civic at Danville Honda is a car that has it all. The Honda Civic, which is available to try out at Danville Honda, is ranked as the #1 choice in its class of small sedans. The 2021 Mazda 3, which is one of the Honda's competitors, ranks #4. There are several key differences that make the Honda the top choice of the two vehicles, including its cutting-edge style, its large and spacious interior, and its many safety aids and technology. To learn more about all the features you'll get with the Honda, schedule your Honda Civic online test drive at our dealership today.

Style

When you contact Danville Honda to set up your Honda Civic online test drive, you'll have the chance to see the Honda's unique exterior in person, including some notable trim-specific updates for 2021. The Honda Civic at Danville Honda catches the eye at any trim level. The Civic's base trim has 16-inch wheels to begin with, but you'll get larger 18-inch alloy wheels starting with the Sport, which is the second trim level. The Sport also adds a glossy black \spoiler and a center-mounted exhaust. Fog lights come with the Sport as well for an even more unique appearance. The EX trim gets heated mirrors and a body-colored spoiler. LED headlights, chrome touches, and automatic windshield wipers come with the Touring trim at the top of the line. The Mazda 3 does not offer the sporty elements that set certain trims of the Honda Civic apart, including the rear spoiler and a custom exhaust system. You won't get the same chrome touches with the Mazda that come with the Honda, which makes the Civic a top choice for a sedan that adds elegance to your daily drive as well.

Interior Design

If you want a car made with your comfort in mind, the 2021 Honda Civic is a natural choice. The 2021 Civic has plenty of space in the first and second rows. It has more storage space than the Mazda in its trunk, and its cargo capacity is one of the top in the class. While both sedans seat five people, there is more room for occupants throughout the Honda's cabin, and especially when it comes to legroom and headroom in the second row. The Honda Civic's seats are also larger and more comfortable than the seating in the Mazda. The Civic has more high-quality interior accents across the board for a well-rounded and upscale look.

Technology and Safety

The 2021 Civic also leads the way in safety and technology, with many standard components in both categories beginning with the first trim level. The 2021 Civic begins with an infotainment system that includes a five-inch display. A USB port is standard for fast and convenient device charging. The Civic has a four-speaker audio system as well. A leather-wrapped steering wheel on the second trim level gives the Civic a more refined look. It adds a few additional creature comforts too, including a larger touchscreen with Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, and another USB port. A backup camera \is included. Leather upholstery, a sunroof, and navigation come with the top trims. Numerous features that are included with the Civic, including a sunroof and heated seats, aren't an option in the Mazda unless you get an extra package. The Honda Civic is one of the most advanced vehicles in its class when it comes to safety technology, which makes it no surprise that many safety aids are included on the Honda Civic from the base trim up. The Civic gets a five-star NHTSA safety ranking, which you won't find with the Mazda. Adaptive cruise control, lane-keep assist, and collision mitigation braking are its top features.

Contact us today for more details and a test ride for the 2021 Honda Civic.

*All figures are EPA estimates. Actual mileage may vary.