This is a car with some power behind it. The first thing I noticed when getting behind this car was how strong it felt. It really makes you feel like you're in control, which I liked right away. It's made to be able to take on any conditions, so that was what I used it for, which I'll highlight in my review. Although not all things were perfect. I found some very small issues for myself, that others may not run into with their time using it. But I believe you have to take the good with the bad in life. Something people may not realize about this car is that the seatbelts were very comfortable. While I find most to be rough or lacking, the ones in this car felt very good on me, and my children, which encouraged them to wear them. (I take safety very seriously, especially on the road.)

The style of the car itself is very attractive. I don't feel like I'm driving a boring car when I drive my Civic. The interior is very roomy and sleek, and there is a lot of trunk space (enough for about two big suitcases). There is also a lot of room for small items in the cabin of the car. The dashboard interface is digital so it is easily visible, and I can change the settings to see what numbers I need to see. The car itself drives very smoothly, and has an economy mode to save on gas. We have saved so much on gas by keeping the economy mode on. The user interface in the car is touch-screen. It interacts with my Android phone as well as my husband's iPhone, although the integration is better with his iPhone. There are slots for two chargers in the car, so we can charge our phones while on-the-go. Sometimes the user interface malfunctions, which is a bit concerning and frustrating to me given it's only a 2017 model. The rims are easily scuffed on this car, so if you run a curb, there will definitely be aesthetic defects on the rims. The safety was the selling feature of the car, it has anti-roll capabilities and has a 5 star safety rating.