Honda says the Si (coupe and sedan) make up around five percent of all Civic sales while the Type R, which is produced in limited numbers, accounts for around two percent. This means out of the nine percent of Civics sold with three pedals, around two percent comes from the standard model. Honda sold 325,650 Civics in 2019, so around 6,500 of these are manual, non-Si, or non-Type R models. Around 16,000 Si models were sold in 2019, all of which were manual.
The Si produces 205 horsepower from a 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder, which is a substantial increase over the standard Civic's 158-hp non-turbo or 180-hp turbo engines, either of which can be mated to a CVT. The Type R is the flagship of the range, with a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine producing 306 hp.
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