How long is a Honda in feet?
The length of a Honda varies by model; most current Honda vehicles fall roughly between 14 and 17 feet in overall length, with compact Civics around 15.2 feet and larger models like the Odyssey near 17 feet.
In the following, you’ll find a snapshot of typical lengths for popular Honda models from recent years, expressed in feet. Exact figures can shift slightly by year and trim, so always check the official specifications for the specific vehicle you’re considering.
Common Honda models and their approximate lengths
Below are approximate exterior lengths in feet for typical recent-year versions of popular Honda models. The figures are rounded to the nearest tenth of a foot for easy comparison.
- Civic: about 15.2 feet (182.7 inches)
- Accord: about 16.3 feet (196 inches)
- CR-V: about 15.3 feet (184 inches)
- Pilot: about 16.6 feet (199 inches)
- Odyssey: about 17.0 feet (204–205 inches, approx)
Note: Model year and trim can shift precise lengths slightly; always verify on Honda's official spec sheet for the exact variant you're considering.
How length varies and why it matters
Vehicle length affects parking, garage fit, and road presence. Honda's lineup spans from compact cars to larger SUVs and minivans, resulting in a broad length range that typically runs from the mid-14s to about 17 feet in recent years.
Practical tips for readers
When planning space in a garage or a parking spot, measure bumper to bumper and compare to the vehicle’s official exterior length. For exact figures, consult the official Honda brochure or the vehicle’s window sticker.
What to check for exact measurements
To be precise for a specific vehicle, use the exact model year and trim and look up the official specifications on Honda's website or in a dealership brochure. Manufacturer-reported length is the most reliable figure for fit and clearance calculations.
Summary: Honda lengths vary by model and year, generally spanning from about 14.5–15.5 feet for smaller cars up to around 17 feet for larger minivans and SUVs. For accurate planning, always confirm the exact spec sheet for the model and year in question.
