How big is a 2017 Honda Civic gas tank?
In brief, the 2017 Honda Civic typically uses a 12.4-gallon fuel tank (about 47 liters). The exact capacity can vary slightly by body style or trim; the best source is the door jamb fuel-filler label or the owner's manual.
Official capacity for the 2017 Civic
Honda's published figures for the 2017 Civic list a fuel-tank capacity of 12.4 gallons (47 liters). This figure is standard across most trims and body styles for that model year, including sedans and coupes.
Possible variations by body style
While the sedan and coupe typically share the same overall tank size, variations between hatchback configurations are minimal. In practice, most 2017 Civics use a 12.4-gallon tank; to confirm for your exact vehicle, check the fuel-filler door label or the VIN-based specification listed by a dealer or in the owner's manual.
How to verify your car's exact capacity
To be certain of your car’s capacity, use these checks: inspect the fuel-filler door placard, which lists the fuel-tank capacity; consult the owner's manual’s specifications section; or contact a Honda dealership with your VIN to pull the exact figure from the build data.
Practical planning and takeaways
Knowing the tank size helps estimate fuel range when combined with your Civic’s EPA fuel-economy ratings for your trim. Actual range will vary with driving conditions, speed, and technique, so use the official figures as a guideline.
Summary
The 2017 Honda Civic generally comes with a 12.4-gallon (47-liter) gas tank. While this capacity covers most trims and body styles, always verify with the door sticker or owner's manual for your specific vehicle to avoid any discrepancies.
