Ontario’s Most Sold Vehicle is Smarter Than Ever
Whether you are merging onto the 401 at Brock Road or navigating the evening rush back into Pickering, you know the drill. Commuting in the GTA isn't just a drive; it's a test of patience—and lately, a test of your wallet.
At Pickering Honda, we’ve watched the Honda Civic hold the title of Canada’s best-selling car for 26 of the last 28 years. But for 2026, the Civic isn't just defending its title; it’s changing the game for every Durham Region driver.
The 2026 Civic Hybrid has arrived, and it is officially the smartest way to conquer the 401.
The headline figure is the one we know you’ve been looking for: 4.9L/100km*.
In a world where gas prices fluctuate daily at the pumps along Kingston Road, this number is your secret weapon. By choosing the hybrid powertrain, you aren't just "going green"—you are actively lowering your monthly overhead.
What does 4.9L/100km* actually mean for you?
We understand that your car is your second office. You spend hours in it, so it needs to be more than just efficient—it needs to be a sanctuary. The 2026 Civic Hybrid is designed specifically with the Ontario commuter in mind.
There is a reason why your neighbours, your coworkers, and probably your parents have all owned a Civic. It has always been able to handle Ontario’s roads and weather, while constantly adapting to new challenges.
When you buy a Civic, you are investing in legendary resale value. Because the Civic is so popular in Ontario, it historically holds its value better than almost any other car in its class.
When you're ready to trade it in years from now, you'll be glad you chose a nameplate that the entire province respects.
We did the math so you don’t have to. If you commute from Pickering to Downtown Toronto (approx. 80km round trip) five days a week, here is how the 2026 Civic Hybrid stacks up against a traditional gas sedan averaging 8.0L/100km.
The Comparison:
|
Vehicle Type |
Annual Fuel Used |
Annual Fuel Cost |
|
Standard Gas Sedan |
1,600 Litres |
$2,480 |
|
980 Litres |
$1,519 |
|
|
Your Annual Savings |
620 Litres |
$961 |
We aren't just a dealership; we are your neighbours right here in the heart of Durham. We know the roads you drive because we drive them too.
Our team is ready to show you exactly how much you can save by switching to the 2026 Civic Hybrid.
Ready to see what 4.9L/100km* feels like?
Stop by Pickering Honda today and find out why the 2026 Civic Hybrid is the smartest decision you’ll make all year. Your commute—and your bank account—will thank you.
* sourced from - https://www.honda.ca/en/civic_sedan/specs
** sourced from - https://publications.gc.ca/collections/collection_2026/rncan-nrcan/M141-5-2026-eng.pdf
***sourced from - https://www.google.com/search?q=https://publications.gc.ca/site/eng/991662/publication.html
****sourced from - https://www.caa.ca/gas-prices/
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