Honda's redesigned Civic Type R is almost ready for its world debut.
What we know is that the latest Civic family benefits from a more rigid platform compared to its predecessor, and this should aid the Civic Type R especially. We're talking 8% better torsional rigidity and 13% better bending rigidity. The interior of the latest Civic family has also seen a major step up in technology and refinement, including the use of digital screens for both the instrument cluster and infotainment.
There could also be more power than the outgoing car's 306 hp. In a statement, Honda said the redesigned Civic Type R will be the brand's most powerful car ever offered in the U.S., which suggests an output higher than the predecessor. Production of the new car will be handled in the U.S., a first for a Civic Type R. It will be built at the same Greensburg, Indiana, plant where regular
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