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Buy Used Honda Coupe Models

2020 Honda Civic Si Coupe

$26,939

28,637 miles

Fair Deal

$1,300 above

2020 Honda Civic Si Coupe

$26,990

12,515 miles

Fair Deal

$1,300 above

2020 Honda Civic Si Coupe

$24,400

48,368 miles

2020 Honda Civic Si Coupe

$27,999

61,872 miles

Fair Deal

$2,300 above

Used Honda Coupe For Sale

There aren’t many Honda coupes to choose from in the USA, with most models discontinued. But these vehicles are still excellent despite being a little older, and they make for superb buys on the second-hand market. Honda, like most other automakers, has chosen to focus on SUVs and crossovers, with a few sedan and hatchback models in the mix. Still, the two-door Hondas you can find in the US will impress you, and generally come at a reasonable price, too.

List of Honda Coupes Models and Prices

Model	Power	Engine	Base Price
Honda Accord Coupe	185 hp	2.4L Inline-4 Gas	$24,125
Honda Civic Coupe	158 hp	2.0L Inline-4 Gas	$21,050
Honda Civic Si Coupe	205 hp	1.5L Turbo Inline-4 Gas	$25,200

What to Consider When Buying 2-Door Honda Coupe Models

Honda coupe models are exceedingly well-rounded. However, there are still a few flaws to contend with. Here are some things to know before signing on the dotted line.

Pros

Extremely affordable
Variety of engines
Sporty appearance
Spacious interior
Good value for money

Cons

Not necessarily suitable for families
Not as spacious in the back row
Trunk size isn’t substantial

FAQs

Which is the best Honda 2-door coupe to buy?

Both the Civic Coupe and the Civic Si Coupe are attractive options, and although they are very much alike, the Civic Si is sport-focused with more gusto from under the hood. If you can do without a sport version of a Honda Coupe, the regular Civic Coupe should make your test drive list, among competitors.

Do coupe cars sacrifice interior space?

Due to the sloping roofline, space in the back seat and the trunk is generally less generous than in sedans or hatchbacks. Additionally, with just two doors, getting in and out of the rear seat isn’t as easy in a Civic Si Coupe as it would be in an Accord. Even smaller sedans like the Insight offer easier ingress and egress to the back seats.

Why should I buy a used Honda model?

Not all buyers can afford a new car, and buying a pre-owned vehicle with a clean bill of health and maintenance history can be just as rewarding. Naturally, it will cost a lot less, but you won’t have the luxury of choosing the trim and options - you’ll have to settle for whatever is available.