2016 Honda Civic
 

2016 Honda Civic Concept - Official Site

20 inch rims :eek:

http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4j4PXSJiD1o/maxresdefault.jpg
http://o.aolcdn.com/dims-shared/dims...ncept-08-1.jpg

According to a guy who works for honda, the rear light will looks just like this.fucking awesome!!

about the wheels?don't think about it.it is just a civic not a NSX

that center exit exhaust makes the aventador look cheap ..

Patent drawings were leaked in April:
2016 Honda Civic revealed in patent drawings
2016 10th gen Civic coupe and sedan design patent drawings revealed! | 2016+ Honda Civic Forum (10th Gen) - Type R Forum, Si Forum

http://o.aolcdn.com/dims-shared/dims...-civic-3-1.jpg

http://o.aolcdn.com/dims-shared/dims...csedan-3-1.jpg

Spy shot of interior:
2016 Civic interior spied! Loses two-tiered design. | 2016+ Honda Civic Forum (10th Gen) - Type R Forum, Si Forum
http://www.civicx.com/attachments/ho...gp-ed-jpg.171/

Especially with its proportions, I really can't see how this isn't an Accord.

Can I have my properly sized Civic Si back please?

Electronic handbrake :rukidding:

I've already started a thread about this, 4 months ago.

http://www.revscene.net/forums/70228...h-america.html

Keep in mind that interior shot is likely from the base trim. Looks like the car is going to look exactly like the patent drawings. Can't say I'm a fan of it right now as the front fender portion looks kinda off and it's side profile looks something along the lines of an integra with it's long sloping roof connecting to the trunk kind of thing

that interior... looks so toyota

those patent drawings looks like a ZDX
hard to believe that's a civic, it's pretty much an Accord to me

The front and rear overhangs of the patent drawing :heckno:

Best new EF/ED/EG on the market is the Fiesta ST. Its the car Honda should have been smart enough to build if they weren't too busy chasing the "point A to B transportation" market.

Hondas announcement of going back to making fun exciting cars is great, we will see if they can live up to that in the next few years. Making the Type R and Civic a world platform is a good start.

Good point about the FiST. Unfortunately, I can't get over its overly busy interior design. Something like this was already perfect:


Why do we need so much complexity and overwrought designs? Why mess with perfection in simplicity when we already had it?

Ya, I know I am an old fart that still lives in the good ol'days... :facepalm:

Sure can, it's called a Fit. :p

What about the 20" rims? Other than the fact that they don't help performance and may actually be detrimental.

i just wanna drive the civic type r. but why the ugly uk taillights. :yuno:

http://blog.caranddriver.com/wp-cont...Type-R-021.jpg

concept:
http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/wp-...c-Type-R-2.jpg

Looks pretty good to me. Can't imagine what the Accord would look like.

I know you're comparing this Civic and Accord, but just as a reference, the Corolla we have now is actually bigger than Camry from the past.

http://www.autoguide.com/auto-news/w...rolla-red1.jpg
http://www.classycars.org/Toyota/toy...0.camry.03.jpg
https://media.ed.edmunds-media.com/t..._oem_1_500.jpg

I'm impressed with entry level cars because not only are they becoming more visually appealing but they're coming with tons of options which you would never imagine you would see available on cars under $20k.

And on the topic of great entry level cars, my mom just got a new Corolla and it has tons of options including xenon headlamps, not bad for a car that cost $15k.

I'm coming from the other side. I've know how much better aftermarket parts are and fraction of the cost of what a similar stock part would be from the dealership. It's pathetic how little they really give you for such a high price.

Take a $500 aftermarket navigation for example, they come with Android/Car play, much higher quality screen and material, more radio stations to pick from, etc.

Meanwhile dealerships will charge you 1,500 to 5,000 for a navagation and not come even close to any of those features, on top of that they charge for navigation updates which should be free.

which means you are better off getting stock and doing the upgrades yourself in almost any car

I did that and highly recommend it but some cars look kinda fugly with aftermarket decks. The ones with the round bubble dashes especially. I also noticed that more cars integrate car functionality in their screens which will cause problems.

So it is caught naked (un-camo) in the wild:

AArgh... fxxk it... I dunno how to paste an image and resize it here in the forum. So you'll just have to go here:

Spotted: 2016 Honda Civic Sedan FULLY Revealed! | 2016+ Honda Civic Forum (10th Gen) - Type R Forum, Si Forum

to see for yourself. FailFish :failed:

I am really not sure how to deal with this -- the Civic is a midsize family car now.

looks like a chrysler 200 in the front and the rear roof line looks like a porsche panamera

thats the fucking civic??? jesus christ it looks like that ugly as fuck accord half wagon abortion thing.

http://www.civicx.com/attachments/20...ront1-jpg.379/
http://www.civicx.com/attachments/20...back1-jpg.376/

http://rcdn.carreview.com/wp-content...013/10/155.jpg

Unlike the Accord Crosstour, the Civic here actually has some nice, clean, and taut lines, so it doesn't look anywhere nearly as dopey as the stupid Crosstour. But the Crosstour actually has a functional hatch, whereas this Civic monstrosity has the rear window line of a fastback / hatch, but it doesn't actually have a hatch lifegate!!! WTF?! All it's got is a tiny trunk opening.

I'm fine with Honda giving it a rear hatch window line, but at least make it a fxxking hatch liftgate!!! Otherwise, it should have stayed as a sedan.