The Civic – a car built for real life. As one of the highlights of Honda’s Automobile line, the Civic is a family hatchback that is radically designed. This car has always been reliable, through its parts and engine as well as the design. The Honda Civic holds a more traditional design, making it largely appealing to many older, more conservative drivers. Overall, it is a car that is built for the average Joe, as well as the high end executive. You get the drive of a luxurious vehicle as well as a car that can stand your daily schedule. Key exterior features for this vehicle are the triangular foglights and exhausts. The Civic has a forward profile, giving it a look that is elegant. The Civic is always being improved to look more luxurious, with features such as stealthed door handles. Who wouldn’t want their car to look like a coupe?

 

What Do You Know About The Honda Civic?

Global Sales: Of all sales, approximately 33% is brought in from the Honda Civic. Honda produces its Civic in 11 different countries and continues to sell their cars in 160 Countries.

Product Specifications: When the Civic was first introduced, it established a unique market for itself by having the biggest boot, in comparison to any similar cars. The Civic has a capacity of 485 liters, 160 liters more than the average capacity. The Civic’s petrol engine also features a pair of spark plugs for each cylinder, as opposed to just one.

Safety: Sure, the Civic is safe for the driver… is it safe for the pedestrian? Of course! With the highest ever pedestrian safety rating, EuroNCAP has rated the Eighth-generation Civic.

More Than One Honda Civic?

The Honda Civic isn’t just one make or model; it has evolved over the years to accommodate different drivers. Starting from September 2005, the Eighth-generation Civic offered three engines, with a 1.4L petrol engine. In January 2006, a Civic IMA Hybrid saloon without the five door hatch styling. In January 2007, a three door Civic mirroring the shape of the Type S was released, giving consumers the options of diesel fuel power. The GT was also offered this year, which was a higher specification model. Finally, in March 2007, the Civic Type R was introduced, again mirroring the shell of the Type S. The Type R features a 2L VTEC petrol engine. A GT version was also offered for the Type R.