2016 Honda Civic gets a dramatic remake!

Honda has unveiled what it calls the most ambitious remake yet of the Civic. The all-new 2016 Civic is completely new from the ground up with a new platform, new engines, more features and a striking new exterior.

2016 Honda Civic Sedan

Honda has unveiled what it calls the most ambitious remake yet of the Civic. The all-new 2016 Civic is completely new from the ground up with a new platform, new engines, more features and a striking new exterior.
The 2016 Civic marks the introduction of the 10th-generation Civic, which will now be offered in more versions than ever before in the U.S. The 10th-generation Civic will be offered in sedan, coupe and five-door body styles. The popular Si models will return and for the first time ever the high-performance Civic Type-R will be offered in the U.S.

2016 Honda Civic Sedan

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“We are bringing more new technology and innovative thinking to Civic than ever before to establish a new benchmark for fun-to-drive performance, fuel efficiency, safety performance and refinement in the compact class,” said John Mendel, executive vice president of American Honda Motor Co, Inc.

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The 2016 Civic sedan grows in almost nearly every direction, since it is now almost 2 inches wider with a 1.2 inch longer wheelbase. At the same time it’s also 1 inch lower. Honda’s goal was to give the new Civic low and wide proportions – giving it a sportier stance. The new proportions translate into more interior space, which now offers an additional 3.7 cubic feet. The rear seat alone gets an extra 2 inches of legroom.

2016 Honda Civic Sedan

The 2016 Civic sedan will be offered with two new engines. The Civic LX and EX models will be offered with a new 2.0L engine that will generate 158 horsepower, 15 more than the outgoing 1.8L engine. A new turbocharged 1.5L 174-hp four-cylinder engine will power the EX-T, EX-L and Touring trim levels. The 2.0L can be mated to either a six-speed manual transmission or a CVT, while the 1.5L gets a unique CVT. Both engines are expected to get over 40 mpg on the highway.

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The 2016 Civic will go on sale this fall.

Source: Honda