Honda Cars India is likely to bring in the Civic Type R hot hatch to the country, in limited numbers, in a similar fashion to the Volkswagen Golf GTI.

The Honda Civic remains one of the most popular cars in the United States, and now the automaker is sweetening the deal with this June lease offer.

Honda Civic lease offers for June 2025. The Honda Civic Sedan and Hatchback Sport Hybrid models share similar lease deals that appear to be available throughout the continental United States.

Read our 2026 Honda Civic Si review for information on ratings, pricing, specs, and features, and see how this sedan performed in our testing. Search Cars By Category ...

We were pleasantly surprised when Honda dropped the Accord’s hybrid setup into the Civic. Sure, it’s very slightly down on power, but 200 horsepower and 232 pound-feet of torque make this ...

The Honda Civic Type R’s 2.0-liter four-cylinder screamed to 8,000 rpm and developed 197 bhp at 7,400 rpm. This, combined with a stunning chassis and modest pricing, made it an immediate hit.

Upon launch, the Honda Civic Type R will lock horns with Volkswagen Golf GTI (priced at Rs 53 lakh) and Mini Cooper S (starting price of Rs 44.90 lakh).

Honda did not reveal pricing, but the Civic Type R starts at £51,905 in the U.K., or around $70,500 at current exchange rates, which is already a pretty penny to pay. (The Civic Type R starts at ...

Honda hasn't said how much the Civic Type R Ultimate Edition will cost, but considering it's only building 40 of them, the collector cars will likely come with a sizable premium.

Incoming emissions regulations have forced Honda to discontinue the Civic Type R in Europe and the UK, but the model will still live in other markets. Tung Nguyen. 11:31 06 June 2025.

Honda has revealed a limited run-out model of the Civic Type R with the ‘Ultimate Edition’. Sales of Honda’s iconic hot hatchback are due to end in Europe as of next year, so to bid the ...

For the last fifty years or so, ownership of a regular Honda Civic would have been something most of us (on here anyway) preferred to keep quiet. Not so, however, if there was a ‘Type R’ badge ...