The fuel tank on the 2016 Honda Civic is 12.3 gallons (about 46.6 liters) for US-spec sedan and coupe models.
The 2016 Civic was offered in two body styles in the United States—sedan and coupe—both sharing the same general tank size. This article breaks down the standard capacity and notes any minor variations by market or trim.
Fuel tank capacity by body style
The following figures represent the standard capacity for typical US-spec 2016 Civics. Keep in mind that exact numbers can vary slightly by trim or regional market.
- Sedan: 12.3 gallons (46.6 liters)
- Coupe: 12.3 gallons (46.6 liters)
Note: In some markets and trims, fuel tank capacity may differ slightly due to design variants or measurement conventions. Always check the owner’s manual or data plate for the precise figure for your exact vehicle.
Additional notes
For drivers planning long trips, the usable fuel range will depend on real-world fuel economy, which can vary with driving style, conditions, and maintenance. The 2016 Civic generally offers EPA-estimated fuel economy in the mid- to high-30s on the highway for many trims, which translates into hundreds of miles per full tank in typical driving.
Summary
The 2016 Honda Civic’s US-spec fuel tank is typically 12.3 gallons (46.6 liters) for both the sedan and coupe. If you drive a different market variant or a rare trim, confirm the exact spec in your owner’s manual or data plate.