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LOL. Any gap less than an inch is just normal for an econo car (unless it's a Tesla) and it's a feature not a defect. ?

Good catch! Those hubcaps :). Standard CarPlay and Sensing are all I wanted for a beater. Here's a better pic to drool over. Notice the totally blacked out fog lights:

How much time from showing up on the in inventory system to landing on the dealer's lot from your own previous experience? Thanks in advance.

Sport Hatch (CVT) and Sport Touring (CVT) have paddle shifters. Even my Fit Touring has them. Don't think DCT is coming to the Civic :(

Tempting to trade in the old EXT for a 2022 LX while used prices are still elevated. Not missing much other than sunroof, heated seats, lanewatch, and power. Really only wanted Sensing and Carplay for a daily commuter. 1.9% for 60 months is like free money if you put the rest in dogecoin. Hope...

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The Sport gloss black aero parts look cheap and tacked on. Gloss black wheels? Touring looks more upscale, TBH. I'm sure aftermarket will have a field day on side skirts and splitters. Need to ditch that gloss black on some interior bits. No power bump on the 2.0L :( Just give me 5 HP more from...

Thank you, sir. I’m still holding out hope for a 6MT hatch (base trim) in the fall.

Toyota and Hyundai are upping their game. That Corolla hot hatch and Hyundai N variants are worth considering.

Are you able to see if there’s any 6MT or are they all CVTs?

Nice blend of Accord/Camry. Looking more mature and better by the day. ? Bump up that HP and add 6MT in hatch form (base trim) = perfection.

Looks nice and refined (Touring trim). No offensive body lines/adornments. The Civic has finally evolved into an Accord. Not a bad thing as not many people want a small car (Fit, Mazda3) anymore (in the US). Coupe lovers should Google “Honda Prologue patent images” that appeared on the USPTO on...

Some time before the end of spring (June 20, 2021), we should see the new sedan unveiled. Maybe a little later (fall?) for the hatchback.

That single tailpipe makes a strong case we’ll see 2.0 NA hatch. Current Corolla hatch (with 168hp) starts at $21k, so it’s highly likely Honda wants to remain competitive in this area. I’m hoping it’ll also bump up the hp to 165-ish (from 158 hp). A 6MT base trim 2.0 NA in hatch form (Toyota...

The front looks close enough. The tail lights will look closer to patent images like the following renderings: https://www.civicxi.com/forum/threads/heres-what-the-next-gen-2022-2023-civic-type-r-will-look-like.49722/ Tail lights! (ignore the rear vents and exhaust).

https://finance-commerce.com/2021/03/why-japan-is-holding-back-from-the-electric-car-rush/

Wow, looking at 11th-gen engine options, I’ll wait for the inevitable 12th-gen Civic with an Echo Victor powertrain, right after test-driving an Ioniq 6 and Apple Car.

For 11th Gen Sedans: FE1

Just shitty cellphone pics. It'll look a lot better in glamour shots with a proper camera and possibly in real life. Looks the same as the prototype (link) with minor aero and wheel differences. :thumbsup: In sedan form, slightly longer wheelbase and overall length (than 10th gen). Height and...

Maybe it will. https://www.motortrend.com/news/2022-honda-civic-type-r-everything-we-know/?galleryimageid=2487566