2014 Honda Civic Coupe Named Among Most Affordable "Cool" Cars

Honda vehicles have a reputation as being sturdy, reliable, long-lasting cars, which has helped them to become one of the most successful auto brands in the history of the industry. However, “sturdy, reliable and long-lasting” aren’t often synonymous with “cool,” so some people get the mistaken idea Honda vehicles aren’t trendy enough to compete with other brands whose modus operandi centers solely around the cool factor of their automobiles.

The inclusion of the 2014 Honda Civic Coupe on Kelley Blue Book’s list of “10 Coolest Cars Under $18,000” proves that these aren’t just beige boredom-mobiles intended only for people over the age of sixty. Quite the contrary; with recent redesigns in a lot of Honda models and a tremendous influx of cutting-edge technologies, these automobiles are cooler than they’ve ever been, and the new Civic Coupe really helps to bang that point home.


The exterior look of the thing is something that Pacific Honda customers have really noticed the last couple of years, and many have called it the best-looking Civic ever designed. Loads of standard technologies like Bluetooth connectivity, USB integration, rearview camera, Pandora interface and text message integration are available on all trims of Civic, giving drivers plenty of modern conveniences and creature comforts to go along with that gorgeous sheet metal wrapping the car’s outsides.

For a long time, the Civic has been one our best sellers, but this most recent iteration has helped to boost sales even further. Sure, reliability and sturdiness have something to do with that, but so does coolness apparently. We can live with that.