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Wednesday, August 17, 2011

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends
In a surprise move, Honda has unveiled two Civic concepts at the North American International Auto Show.

Designed to preview the 2012 production models, the Sedan and Si Coupe concepts feature steeply raked windscreens, upward sweeping character lines, and 19-inch alloy wheels.

Under the hood, power will be provided by the "widest array of engine choices available in its class." Options will include conventional petrol units, a natural gas variant, and a hybrid. The latter is slated to adopt the newest Integrated Motor Assist (IMA) system which will be powered by a lithium-ion battery - a first for a Honda.

The 2012 Civic will go on sale this summer, so stay tuned for additional details.

2012 Honda Civic Si Coupe and Civic Sedan Concepts debut in Detroit : Car Trends

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US
Honda develops a new 2.2 liter diesel unit with 150 PS (110 kW / 148 bhp) and 350 Nm (258 lb-ft) of torque

Honda has released more details on the upcoming Euro-spec 2012 Civic model and it touting the car's new diesel unit as a mark of its competitiveness.

The new i-DTEC engine is a 2.2 liter unit with an output of 150 PS (110 kW / 148 bhp) and 350 Nm (258 lb-ft) of torque with a very competitive CO2 emissions quotient of 110 g/km. Models fitted with a manual transmission also get an idle-stop system that shaves 5 g/km off of the standard CO2 figure.

Says Katsushi Watanabe, Development Leader for the i-DTEC, "Reducing the emissions was our key target and we're proud to say that we have achieved this without compromising the high performance character of the engine. We want our customers to have fun when they drive this car."


2012 Honda Civic (Euro-spec) further details released : Car Trends - US

The U.S.-spec Honda Civic has long been a favorite of the preeminent American consumer magazine, Consumer Reports.

The U.S.-spec Honda Civic has long been a favorite of the preeminent American consumer magazine, Consumer Reports. Car Trends

The U.S.-spec Honda Civic has long been a favorite of the preeminent American consumer magazine, Consumer Reports. Car Trends

The U.S.-spec Honda Civic has long been a favorite of the preeminent American consumer magazine, Consumer Reports. Car Trends

The U.S.-spec Honda Civic has long been a favorite of the preeminent American consumer magazine, Consumer Reports. Car Trends

The U.S.-spec Honda Civic has long been a favorite of the preeminent American consumer magazine, Consumer Reports. Car Trends

The U.S.-spec Honda Civic has long been a favorite of the preeminent American consumer magazine, Consumer Reports. Car Trends

The U.S.-spec Honda Civic has long been a favorite of the preeminent American consumer magazine, Consumer Reports. Car Trends
The U.S.-spec Honda Civic has long been a favorite of the preeminent American consumer magazine, Consumer Reports.

But now the magazine says the new 2012 Honda Civic is not up to par with the competition. The car's rating has suffered a precipitous drop over the previous model. The new 2011 Civic LX sedan scored 61 points overall, compared with 78 points for last year's model. The Civic had made Consumer Reports' Top Picks list for five of the last ten years.

Honda, like all Japanese automakers, is suffering from a strong Yen and the effects of the earthquake and tsunami from last march which have plagued production in the auto industry there. The automaker tried to cut costs in the development of the new Civic, a move which resulted in less-refined elements of the new car which likely did not impress test staff at Consumer Reports.


The U.S.-spec Honda Civic has long been a favorite of the preeminent American consumer magazine, Consumer Reports. Car Trends

Sunday, July 10, 2011

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Friday, June 24, 2011

2011 Honda Civic Review

2011 Honda Civic Review
2011 Honda Civic Review
2011 Honda Civic Review
2011 Honda Civic Review
2011 Honda Civic Review
2011 Honda Civic Review
2011 Honda Civic Review
2011 Honda Civic Review
2011 Honda Civic Review
2011 Honda Civic Review
2011 Honda Civic Review
2011 Honda Civic Review
2011 Honda Civic Review


Introduction to 2011 Honda Civic

The loyal customer base for the Honda Civic series is going to get a treat from the manufacturer with the release of the eighth generation model. The goal for the manufacturer with the release of the Honda Civic 2011 model such that the series will continue to sell as good as it did in the past few years. If you wanted to find out more information before you decide if this is going to be a great purchase, you can read more details below.

Honda Civic 2011 will introduce new colors into your body color option to suit your own personality and taste. Due to the success of the series, the manufacturers have opted not to tinker much with the design concept of this new vehicle while trying to keep it futuristic looking to be able to compete with the others in the same segment. However, do not expect a complete body overhaul on this one.

When you examine the inside of the 2011 Honda Civic, you will instantly notice the simpler but cleaner interior. Indeed, minor revisions are done on the interior to add some sophistication. There are also new features incorporated into this vehicle such as the improved navigation system, cup holders, ports for your external devices, such as iPod or iPhone, and cotton/polyester seats to make the passengers feel as comfortable as possible.

The power-train capacity for the Honda Civic 2011 model has been noted in several car reviews to take a giant leap for the series. You can choose from two different engines, which are the 1.8-liter four cylinder that can produce 140 horsepower max and the 2.0-liter four cylinder with up to 197 horsepower. Despite of the maximum capability of the engine, you will be surprised to find out that this vehicle has excellent fuel rating, which averages at 26 mpg for the city and 34 mpg on the highway.

Advantages of 2011 Honda Civic

*You have more options in exterior body colors;
*It is an impressive fuel economy rating to increase cost savings;
*The interior features incorporated here make it comfortable and efficient;
*The improved navigation system offer maximum assistance in the driving process;
*It offers top notch engine performance;
*This vehicle is available in an affordable price tag.

Disadvantages of 2011 Honda Civic

*Aside from the addition of new body colors, there are no distinctive changes to the exterior styling that would make it stand out.

Pricing Information

There are several car reviews written about the Honda Civic 2011 model and estimates are therefore given about how much you should shell out for this model. The base price is estimated to start at $16,000 but if you incorporate various features to customize your ride, then the prices could go up to as much as $28,000.

Looking to get a new car? You might want to check out more about the 2011 Honda Civic model and give it a test drive. There is probably no distinctive changes to the styling aspect of this vehicle, but it does deliver optimum practicality when using it mainly for transportation purposes. For a series that has earned so much popularity, then you will be pleased with this bargain!Visit car reviews for more reviews about cars.
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