Honda Announces 2015 Civic Si US Pricing from $23,680
Honda's 2015 Civic Si Coupe and Sedan reach US dealers with a starting price of $23,680, offering buyers a choice of body styles and equipment options.
Honda has officially announced pricing for the 2015 Civic Si in the United States. The Coupe variant starts at $23,680, including destination charges, while the four-door Sedan carries a $200 premium, beginning at $23,880. Both models are now available for order nationwide, giving buyers a choice between two body styles with the same performance credentials.
2015 Honda Civic Si Pricing Announced for the US Market
Model Lineup and Options
The 2015 Civic Si is offered in both Coupe and Sedan forms. Both share the same mechanical underpinnings and equipment, with the only differences being the body style and a slight price gap. The Sedan’s extra $200 reflects its larger size and added practicality for families or those needing easier rear seat access. Honda aims the Si at drivers seeking a sportier experience than the standard Civic, but who do not require the full performance of the Type R, which was not yet available in the US at the time.
| Model | Civic Si Coupe |
|---|---|
| Base Price (USD) | $23,680 |
| Navigation Option | +$1,500 |
| Summer Tyres Option | +$200 |
| Model | Civic Si Sedan |
| Base Price (USD) | $23,880 |
| Navigation Option | +$1,500 |
| Summer Tyres Option | +$200 |
Both the Coupe and Sedan are powered by a 2.4-litre i-VTEC four-cylinder engine, producing 205 horsepower and 174 lb-ft of torque. Power is delivered exclusively through a six-speed manual transmission, emphasising the car’s sporting intent. This engine sits at the top of the US Civic range for 2015, as the Type R was not available in the American market at launch.
Standard Features and Equipment
Honda equips the Civic Si with a comprehensive list of standard features. Both body styles include a 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system, a rear-view camera for added safety, and Honda’s LaneWatch blind spot camera system. The Si also benefits from sport seats, a unique body kit, 18-inch alloy wheels, and a limited-slip differential as standard. These features are designed to enhance both the driving experience and everyday usability.
For buyers wanting additional performance grip, summer tyres are available for $200 extra. The navigation system is a $1,500 option, bringing the fully equipped price to $25,180 for the Coupe and $25,380 for the Sedan. These options allow customers to tailor the Civic Si to their preferences, whether prioritising technology or driving dynamics.
Position in Honda’s US Range and Market Context
Within Honda’s US line-up, the Civic Si sits above the EX and EX-L trims, offering more power and a sportier chassis setup. At the time of launch, it was the most performance-focused Civic available in the US, as the Type R remained exclusive to other regions. The Si’s pricing also positions it below many rivals in the compact performance segment, appealing to buyers looking for affordable performance with everyday practicality.
For context, Volkswagen’s 2015 Polo GTI was priced from €22,275 in Germany, though this model was not sold in the US market. The Civic Si’s 205hp engine is unique in Honda’s US line-up, bridging the gap between the regular Civic models and the more extreme Type R variants found overseas.
Summary of Features and Value
- 205hp 2.4-litre i-VTEC engine with 174 lb-ft torque
- Six-speed manual gearbox as standard
- Choice of Coupe or Sedan body style
- Standard 7-inch touchscreen infotainment system
- Rear-view camera and LaneWatch system included
- Sport seats, unique body kit, and 18-inch alloy wheels standard
- Limited-slip differential for improved traction
- Optional navigation system and summer tyres
The 2015 Honda Civic Si offers a compelling mix of performance, practicality, and value for American buyers. Its combination of a high-revving engine, manual transmission, and a strong standard equipment list makes it a notable option for those seeking a sporty compact car without the higher cost of some competitors. With both Coupe and Sedan variants available, Honda provides flexibility for buyers prioritising either style or practicality.
