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11th Gen Honda Civic Civic Type R FL5 HRC Concept - New Video Screenshot 2026-05-19 at 10.31.47 PM


If you pause the video at 44 seconds in, does the infotainment look new to you? Appears to be the updated unit on 2025+ Civics.
 

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If you pause the video at 44 seconds in, does the infotainment look new to you? Appears to be the updated unit on 2025+ Civics.

Mines a 24 I thought nothing changed after 24? Not that I'm right mind you. What changed?
 

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The 2023-2026 Type R's are identical. The 2025+ non Type-R Civics have an updated infotainment unit.

Wife has a 25 pilot ex-l hpd. I never paid attention to if hers is different or not. Huh, good to know thank you.
 


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Very smart move. They can make a lot more money this way than selling a modded car.
To further your point, the parts will definitely not be cheap. If they sold factory HRC cars, they’d be ridiculously expensive and they’d sell so few that the whole development exercise would be nearly a pointless waste of time, money and effort. It’s definitely a good thing that they’re going to sell the parts separately.

Adding to the fun speculation of all this, I sense a new N-Ring record is in the works.:D
 

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To further your point, the parts will definitely not be cheap. If they sold factory HRC cars, they’d be ridiculously expensive and they’d sell so few that the whole development exercise would be nearly a pointless waste of time, money and effort. It’s definitely a good thing that they’re going to sell the parts separately.

Adding to the fun speculation of all this, I sense a new N-Ring record is in the works.:D
From the Japanese website, they have completely discontinued the red interior which was way cheaper than the racing black package. I’m glad I got the last batch of red interior here in Australia. Pretty sure if there’s a facelift, it will be much more expensive then you add the new parts in, I’m gonna go broke. At least with my current car, I’ll be less broke haha
 


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I've been eagerly awaiting the new fenders, despite hot fugly they look I kinda want them - especially if I can never have the ARTA kit
I’m happy with just the splitter, wing, wheels and exhaust haha. The fenders are a bit too racy lol
 

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From the Japanese website, they have completely discontinued the red interior which was way cheaper than the racing black package. I’m glad I got the last batch of red interior here in Australia. Pretty sure if there’s a facelift, it will be much more expensive then you add the new parts in, I’m gonna go broke. At least with my current car, I’ll be less broke haha
The racing black was likely much more expensive simply because they were special and not churned out in the same numbers as the normal red interior. If they make the black interior standard, then I wouldn’t expect it to cost more.
 

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The racing black was likely much more expensive simply because they were special and not churned out in the same numbers as the normal red interior. If they make the black interior standard, then I wouldn’t expect it to cost more.
Even if they made black available, I would still pick red.
 
 







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