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You should just get the Sport then, it's a lot easier to change the wheels out and I'm sure lots of folks (10th gen owners as well) prefer the black shinny Sport wheels. https://www.civicxi.com/forum/threads/trade-touring-wheels.49906/

Yes, this is one of the worst things I feel about the car when I first saw it. The hatchback appears in the Japanese market intro has a better fitment. The TLX has a better fitment too. https://www.honda.co.jp/CIVIC/new/

There's a handful shades of color if you look at every piece of different parts in this picture. It's reflecting the colors it absorbs from its surrounding. Different surface in different angles reflect different shades.

Silver or gray colors in that regards has many shades in it even in the same car. LSM and SGP are one of the tougher colors to get paint match with. If you look at the LSM on this sedan, you will see that the hood appears to be darker than the piece above the grille in these pictures. It's...

The colors would be the same if you put them side by side, but visually your mind will trick you to have different shades because of the different surface. The Fit has smaller surface and more body crease lines that creates more contrast in colors. Larger car has larger flat surface so less...

They are milking the Si sedan with the same 10th gen formula. A hatchback front end with Si emblem, a new decklid spoiler and an unique exhaust. To meet the price points, I guess they are not spending efforts on rear bumper cover.

I agree, Lunar silver metallic appears in different shades as well on different cars. Honda Fit always looks darker but CRV looks lighter. I guess it has to do with the profile of the car, larger flat areas appears lighter.

Vinyl wrap or get the oem black moldings, they do have that stock on the sport trim.

The outline is almost identical with the Stinger, can't be unseen. It's very much the same with the 10th gen or every car. US requires a red illuminated side marker at the back and reflector in the tail light, and amber reflector at the front is required as well.

The Honda Access wing spoiler I assume.

That grill is certainly removable, but you can see that the hatchback grill area is a lot larger than the sedan and it doesn't look like it's overlapping the bumper cover. That leads me to believe that the top portion of the bumper cover on hatchback is different from the sedan since its...

It looks like a different bumper cover on the top portion, but you never know until the part diagram is out. The top portion could be a part of the front bumper cover just like the 10th gen, then it'd be a different bumper cover for very subtle changes. If Honda learnt the lesson from the...

Yes, a much more mature intro by talking about the designs from the designers and engineers. That worldwide intro is a trash, or maybe I'm too old for that video game shit that shows nothing but music.

So this is how the nose of the new Si would be looking like judging from what's revealed in the hatchback. The larger grill area is definitely way better than the sedan, but I'm not sure why I have tropophobia on the grill design. I wish they make something similar to the lower bumper grill...

Japanese's reveal at the same time: https://www.honda.co.jp/CIVIC/new/

Japanese's reveal. https://www.honda.co.jp/CIVIC/new/ The larger grill area is definitely way better than the sedan, but I'm not sure why I have tropophobia on the grill design.

It's screaming for the black emblem kit to complete the look. https://www.collegehillshonda.com/11thgen-honda-civic-sedan-accessories/08F20-T20-100.html https://www.collegehillshonda.com/11thgen-honda-civic-sedan-accessories/08F20-TVA-100C.html

Always remember the history of the civic, it’s been a hip hop line if you look back. Stay away from the odd number generations.

The Si is revealed in another thread, very subtle from regular sedan.

It looks even worse, IMO. Make it a real vent, or don't do anything at all.