Honda Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. unveiled the new enhanced 8th Generation Civic at a mobile roadshow that showcases Honda’s commitment towards creating vehicles that are distinctive, advance and revolutionary. The three facelift Civic models displayed at the mobile roadshow are the Civic 1.8L, Civic 2.0L and Civic Hybrid. Already a much desired car of many due, these three models continue to capture the essence of a stylish and sporty sedan of outstanding performance that gives unparalleled fuel efficiency, interior spaciousness and comfort.
New Civic modulo bodykit
This new civic facelifted design is more sporty and closely look like a type R version of Honda Civic with new alloy wheels, smoked headlamp etc. I am sure this new civic will get many attration especially from sports car fans and current civic fans.
The multiple award winning 8th Generation Civic, known for its performance as well as advanced and dynamic appearance was given an edgier look now with a new facelift. The new Civic promises to continue giving a fun driving experience while captivating fans with its enhanced features.
Sporting a redesigned grille and civic bumper now, the new Civic is also equipped with modern-looking oval fog lamp and smoked headlamps, giving the Civic a sleeker and aggressive look. The rear combination lamps have also been redesigned to give a bolder look by incorporating diamond cluster tail and stop lights.
Made sportier, the Civic 2.0L version comes with redesigned 17″ alloy wheels. Meanwhile, the 1.8L comes with new fabric seats design.
The civic colour line-up available for new Civic includes Crystal Black Pearl, Alabaster Silver Metallic, Sparkle Gray Pearl and Bold Beige Metallic.
The new Civic formed part of the display line up at the Honda Mobile Roadshow. Interested public can view the vehicle at the mobile roadshow currently ongoing at The Curve, Mutiara Damansara from 19 to 22 March. The mobile roadshow will be traveling around Malaysia showcasing the whole range of Honda models namely the new Civic 1.8L and 2.0L, Civic Hybrid, All-New City, Accord, Jazz and Stream RSZ.
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