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Heated Rear Seats - 2016 Honda Civic Long-Term Road Test

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edited May 2016 in Honda
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Heated Rear Seats - 2016 Honda Civic Long-Term Road Test

As the range-topping model, our 2016 Honda Civic Touring has an extensive features list. One such feature is heated rear seats, an option offered by few in the class.

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  • banhughbanhugh Member Posts: 315
    edited May 2016
    Seat heaters are not really a new technology and this is one of the easiest features for the manufacturer to add to their list of options if they see profit from it. It's the new tech like auto cruise control or automatic brakes that manufacturers like Honda/Acura have issues with...
  • vvkvvk Member Posts: 196
    Cheap, ugly plastic... yep, must be an economy car...

    Except the price!
  • kirkhilles1kirkhilles1 Member Posts: 863
    I can't tell. No LED's indicating that its on?
  • dby2012dby2012 Member Posts: 19
    A heated steering wheel should be the priority over heated rear seats in my opinion. I am not sure why Honda did not included a heated steering wheel in the Civic or Ilx. I'm looking to replace my Dart that has one and really would rather not have to give that up.
  • nedmundonedmundo Member Posts: 33
    My 2010 TSX doesn't even have this, to the chagrin of my kids. I hope this feature makes its way into the Si, which I expect to be a strong candidate to replace the TSX in a couple of years.
  • schen72schen72 Member Posts: 433
    kirkhilles1 said:

    I can't tell. No LED's indicating that its on?

    It's not on. There are LEDs for high or low.
  • bc1960bc1960 Member Posts: 171
    I find it interesting that they heat the rear seats, but upholster them in different-looking and probably cheaper material than the front seats.
  • schen72schen72 Member Posts: 433
    vvk said:

    Cheap, ugly plastic... yep, must be an economy car...

    Except the price!

    I think this car's interior actually looks quite nice. It's not BMW or Lexus nice, but considering the price, I have no complaints.
  • allthingshondaallthingshonda Member Posts: 878
    edited May 2016
    vvk said:

    Cheap, ugly plastic... yep, must be an economy car...

    Except the price!

    It cost less than $28,000.00. I would like you to list other cars that costs less than the Civic Touring with all the same features. Automatic Cruise, forward collision warning with automatic braking, lane keep assist, LED headlights, sunroof, remote start with keyless access, automatic climate control, navigation, power driver and passenger seats, heated seats front and rear, rain sensing wipers and many other features.

    I'll wait.
  • jakek66jakek66 Member Posts: 60
    I would rather have rear AC outlet for the people back there. You need AC like 50% of the year, heated rear seats? Like maybe 5-10%?
  • agent0090agent0090 Member Posts: 26
    jakek66 said:

    I would rather have rear AC outlet for the people back there. You need AC like 50% of the year, heated rear seats? Like maybe 5-10%?

    Yep.
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