Honda Performance Data 22 models · 549 recorded tests

Honda 0–60 Times

Honda has 22 production models with 548 production-tested acceleration results. The quickest numbers come from the Civic at 4.5 seconds to 60 mph, while the Passport leads the SUV side at 5.8 seconds.

That spread covers very different types of Honda performance. The S2000 reaches 60 mph in 4.7 seconds, the Prologue does it in 5.9 seconds, and the Ridgeline gets there in 6.0 seconds.

Fastest 0–60 4.5sec Civic
Models Listed 22total 22 with test data
Total Tests 549runs Verified measurements
Top Ranked 12.70sec Best ¼ mile · Civic
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Fastest Honda models

by 0–60 time
# Model Best 0–60 Best ¼ Mile
1 Honda Civic 4.5s 12.70s
2 Honda S2000 4.7s 13.30s
3 Honda Accord 5.4s 13.90s
4 Honda Civic CRX 5.7s 14.40s
5 Honda Prelude 5.7s 14.20s
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All Honda models

22 models

Browse all 22 Honda models with production 0-60 mph and quarter-mile results below.

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Popular Honda models

Among sports cars, the S2000 sets the pace at 4.7 seconds to 60 mph. Electric performance is led by the Prologue at 5.9 seconds. The Ridgeline is the quickest truck at 6.0 seconds, while the Passport is the fastest SUV at 5.8 seconds. Sedan pace belongs to the Civic with a 4.5-second run, and the Odyssey leads Honda vans and minivans at 6.4 seconds.

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Honda performance overview

Honda production-test results range from a quickest 0-60 time of 4.5 seconds to a slowest run of 20.8 seconds, with an overall average of 8.36 seconds. The quarter-mile record stands at 12.7 seconds.

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Frequently asked questions

The Civic is the quickest Honda here, with a best 0-60 mph time of 4.5 seconds.
The average 0-60 mph time across Honda production-tested vehicles is 8.36 seconds.
Honda's best recorded quarter-mile time is 12.7 seconds, set by the Civic.
There are 22 Honda production models with timing data.
Honda production timing data here covers sports cars, electric vehicles, trucks, SUVs & crossovers, sedans, and vans & minivans.