Honda to introduce a small diesel engine for the Civic by 2013

Seems like Honda have finally managed to see what they were surprisingly blind to till now. The company has realized that the lack of diesel engines for its small and medium sized cars is turning out to be the major reason behind its cars taking a drubbing against its rivals in both developed and developing markets. Honda UK’s managing director David Hodgetts has told ‘Fleet News’ that the

2012 Honda Civic revealed, pictures and all the details

Honda has revealed the official details and images of its next-gen 2012 Civic. The bad news for all you Civic aficionados is that in its latest iteration, the Civic doesn’t quite impress. The 2012 car is brand new, alright, with everything component being designed and developed from the scratch. But we really wonder if Honda took so much pain, why couldn’t they come up with something more

Upcoming Cars in 2011 Honda Civic Hybrid Preview

Upcoming Cars in 2011 Honda Civic Hybrid Preview

Specifications

Here are the specs we know at this point about the Upcoming Cars in 2011 Honda Civic Hybrid:

Pricing: probably a little bit more than $24,000
Fuel economy: probably 40 mpg city/45 mpg highway
Engine: most likely a four-cylinder, 1.3-liter gasoline engine paired with an electric motor, for a total of 110 horsepower.
Car safety features: antilock brakes, active front head restraints, side curtain airbags
Suspension: regular suspension tuning with struts in the front and double wishbone suspension in the back
Warranty: three-year/36,000 mile basic warranty; five-year/60,000 mile powertrain warranty; five years corrosion coverage

2011 Honda Civic Coupe info

The 2011 Honda Civic dividends unchanged from 2010 as Honda prepares to launch an all unique 2012 Honda Civic.
2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe

This tabs the 2011 Civic as a lame duck paddling the minimized auto waters with a goal that dates to pose year 2006. Each nexus contender is newer yet none surpasses Civic for building precision, refinement, and holder satisfaction. The 2011 Civic repeats sedan and roadster figure styles and is again unoccupied as a gas electric hybrid sedan. Slightly heftier than the car, the Civic sedan is roomier and rides softer. Sedan or roadster, the middle of the lineup LX trim level again outfits the finest mix of headlines and worth, though driving lovers will pinpoint the sporty Si models convey plenty for the buck.

2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe


2011 Honda Civic Coupe

The 2012 Honda Civic?

Honda Civic

It is also said that Honda will launch only one version of it's Civic this time for Asia, Europe and USA markets, unlike the different designs in previous years.

Interior comfort and space will be greatly improved, besides having a whole new look. Some predict that a new 3 cylinders engine may be added, plus a Hybrid based on the CR-Z concept.

Well, you won't have to wait too long, the car should be introduced sometime next year as their 2012 edition.

2009 USDM Civic Coupe & Si

Recently, Honda has updated their US market Civic Coupe for 2009. Offered with the same 140 HP 1.8-liter (Coupe) and 197 HP 2.0-liter (Si Coupe) as before, the ’09MY Civic Coupes benefit from the same aesthetic changes as the sedan models though you’ll probably have to be a dedicated Honda fan to trace the differences.

New new front bumper cover, a honeycomb grille design, new headlight and taillight color combinations, with clear turn indicator lenses and amber bulbs and in the case of the Si Coupe, new alloy wheel and rear wing spoiler design. Here are some pictures of the new 2009 Civic Coupe and Si

Honda Civic new facelifted for US market

The American market 8th generation Honda Civic which has different styling cues compared to our Asian market Honda Civic has been facelifted and revealed in these brochures scanned.

The facelifted USDM Civic has a larger, more prominent grille that has a trapezoidal shape. This is obviously to bring the Civic closer to the Jazz, Stream and Accord in terms of “family resemblance” as the other two cars also feature this more angular grille shape. The front bumper looks more muscular while the rear gains a new chrome stripe between the two rear lamps.