Honda Civic on the Ukrainian market
Prices by year and generation, typical mileage, versions and registration history.
Honda Civic generations and their prices
The bar is the middle 60% of the generation’s offers, the dot is the typical price. The name leads to the generation page: prices by year, versions, mileage and registrations.
What Honda Civic costs
Honda Civic price by model year
The bar is the middle 60% of offers for the year, the dot is the typical price.
Mileage and price
Typical mileage by model year
Thousand km. Mileage well below the line is a reason to check the history.
How mileage affects the price
Typical price by mileage, thousand km. Unusually low mileage on an older car is worth checking.
What Honda Civic versions are on offer
Shares among the model’s cars where the spec is stated.
Fuel
- Petrol66%
- Petrol/LPG19%
- Hybrid9%
- Diesel3%
- LPG<1%
- Other2%
Transmission
- Automatic42%
- Manual36%
- CVT15%
- Robot5%
- Other2%
Body type
- Sedan55%
- Hatchback41%
- Coupe4%
Drivetrain
- FWD88%
- AWD<1%
- RWD<1%
- Other12%
Which model years are most common
Share of each model year among the model’s cars.
Registration activity
Distribution by model year
Share of each model year among registered cars of this model.
Where it appears most
Regional activity relative to the most active region.
Honda Civic cars checked recently
Questions and answers
What price is normal for Honda Civic?
Use the price corridor on this page — half of the offers sit in it. A specific car’s price depends on mileage, trim, condition and history; compare that exact car with the market in a VIN or plate report.
Which Honda Civic generations are on the Ukrainian market?
On the used market: Generation III FL (1985–1987); Generation IV (1987–1991, typically $6.5k); Generation V (1991–1997, typically $2.7k); Generation VI (1995–1998, typically $2.6k); Generation VI FL (1998–2000, typically $3.4k); Generation VII (2000–2003, typically $3.7k); Generation VII FL (2003–2005, typically $4.2k); Generation VIII (2005–2008, typically $5.9k); Generation VIII FL (2008–2011, typically $6.3k); Generation IX (2011–2015, typically $9.4k); Generation IX FL (2013–2016, typically $9.8k); Generation X (2015–2018, typically $11k); Generation X FL (2016–2020, typically $14k); Generation XI (2021–now, typically $21k). Prices by year, versions, mileage and registrations of each generation are on its own page.
What mileage is typical for Honda Civic?
See the typical mileage-by-year chart. If a car's mileage is well below the typical range, check its history in detail.
Why can prices for the same year differ a lot?
Because of different mileage, trim, condition, crash and registration history. That is why an average price is no substitute for checking the specific car.
What matters more — year or condition?
For older cars, condition and history outweigh the year. For newer cars, year and mileage matter more.
How to check a car before buying?
Enter a VIN, plate or AUTO.RIA link in the check form — LevelCar compares the car with the market and registration data.
What does the full LevelCar report show?
Registration and owner history, wanted status, mileage by date, accident photos and US auction lots where available, and the car’s price next to the model’s market. What is included depends on the car.
By generation
By model year
Updated 05.10.2026 · How we calculate