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I think they are front-wheel, but I've been car shopping for awhile and know all the specifications are running together. I can't seem to find a true answer on their website under the specifications and I know that most cars are now made front-wheel drive. The model I am most interested in is the EX. They also have DC, LX, and EX-L.I should add that it is the regular Sedan I am looking at. Sorry for not including that earlier.Just saying thanks in advance for all the speedy answers. I had someone tell me to make sure they have switched the Civics from RWD to FWD, so apparently that person had me worried for no reason.

Front Wheel drive (FWD)

Every US Civic ever has been front-wheel drive, or FWD-based 4WD/AWD.

Every Honda car is FWD, except for the S2000 (RWD), CR-V (4WD option), Pilot (4WD option), and Ridgeline (4WD)

They are FWD. Civic have always been FWD and always will be FWD.They never change a car from FWD to RWD.The EX is just a 2 door FWD Civic.The only RWD car that Honda makes is Honda S2000. And they used to make another RWD car called the NSX.

All of Honda's cars are FWD.

You've already received many answers confirming that all Honda Civics are front-wheel drive. I'm writing to correct the following wrong information contained within the answer posted by "C7S": "The EX is just a 2 door FWD Civic."Actually, the EX - the Civic's highest trim level (not counting the Si) is available in 2-dr coupe or 4-dr sedan. Except for the hybrid, all Civic trim levels (DX, LX, EX, EX-L, and Si) are available in 2-dr or 4-dr models.