Does the 2017 Honda Civic have a sunroof?
Yes, but only on certain trims; the base LX typically does not have a sunroof.
The 2017 Honda Civic lineup included several trims and body styles (sedan and hatchback). Sunroof availability is not universal across all configurations and can vary by market. This article outlines which trims commonly include a sunroof and how to verify the feature on a specific car.
Sunroof availability by trim (sedan and hatchback)
The following trims typically offer a sunroof (one-touch power moonroof) on 2017 Civics. Exact equipment can vary by market and model year variant, so always confirm with the specific vehicle listing.
- LX: Generally does not include a sunroof.
- EX and EX-T: Usually include a one-touch power moonroof.
- EX-L and Touring: Typically include a sunroof as part of the standard equipment, depending on the body style.
In practice, the LX base model tends to be the only trim without a sunroof, while higher trims commonly feature one. Always verify the exact configuration for the car you’re considering.
Sedan vs hatchback considerations
Sunroof availability can differ between the Civic’s sedan and hatchback bodies. While the general rule above applies to many trims, some hatchback variants may have different standard equipment or package options. When shopping, check the specific model’s feature list for the exact body style.
How to verify a sunroof on a specific Civic
To confirm whether a particular 2017 Civic has a sunroof, use the following checks.
- Look at the window sticker (Monroney label) for mentions of a Moonroof or Power Moonroof.
- Inspect the overhead area inside the cabin for a sunroof switch or controls; a tilt/slide switch indicates a moonroof.
- Review the vehicle’s features list or build sheet provided by the seller or dealer.
- If buying used, run a VIN lookup or request documentation to verify option codes related to a sunroof.
By cross-checking these sources, you can confirm whether a 2017 Civic has a sunroof before purchasing.
Summary
The 2017 Honda Civic does not universally include a sunroof. A sunroof is typically present on higher trims such as EX, EX-T, EX-L, and Touring, while the LX base model usually omits it. Verification through the vehicle’s window sticker, features list, and, if applicable, a VIN-based option sheet is essential to confirm the presence of a sunroof for a specific car.
What is the difference between a 2017 Honda Civic EX and LX?
The EX builds off the base LX, but it adds the CVT as standard along with a sunroof, heated side mirrors, a rear center armrest with cupholders, an eight-speaker audio system with dual USB ports, Honda's LaneWatch blind-spot camera, dynamic guidelines for the rearview camera, keyless ignition and entry with remote ...
Do 2017 Honda Civics have a sunroof?
This trim comes standard with the CVT, heated side mirrors, and a sunroof. It also gets the rear center armrest and cup holders from the Civic Sport Hatchback, plus keyless entry/ignition and remote start.
Which Honda Civic models have sunroofs?
Many recent Honda Civic trims have a sunroof, including the EX, Sport Hybrid, and Touring on the sedan models. For some older models or the Sport trim specifically, a sunroof may be an available option rather than standard.
Sedan trims with a sunroof
- EX: Features a one-touch power moonroof.
- Sport Hybrid: Includes a one-touch power moonroof.
- Touring: Equipped with a power sunroof.
Other models
- Previous Generations: Trims like the 2018 Civic EX came with a one-touch power moonroof, and the 2015 EX also included one.
- Other regions: Some international models, like the 11th-generation Civic in Pakistan, offer a sunroof on the Oriel and RS trims.
What is the most common problem with the 2017 Honda Civic?
The largest complaint was about the car's air-con, with 15.3% of owners in our survey saying they had experienced problems with it. Second to that was non-engine electrics, which attracted 9.7% of complaints.
