[socal619]

Its looks too much like an current accord.. sorry engineer... go back to the drawing board. Try again.. and again. Too many similarity of an accord at the moment.

[supra93]

[Arcades]

The first thing I saw about this car is it reminds me of a Jetta from the rear.

[IAmATeaf]

Not for me but to me the bonnet looks way to long which spoils the overall proportions.

[stein_325i]

New leaks.

[psuibmw]

Originally Posted by stein_325i

New leaks.

It seems they ruined it The current civic is way better (based on these photos)

[ntg44]

As someone who hated the massive amounts of fake black vents everywhere around the current gen, I'm happy Honda went with a more streamlined look this time around. However, they took a decent design philosophy and executed this one pretty poorly. In my opinion, the proportions are a little goofy and I want to say it's the headlights and taillights being way too big that make it look odd. Nothing that will impact sales to general consumers but definitely a turn off for me.

As obnoxious as the current Type R is, the current design language fits it pretty well. Would have greatly preferred the giant black fake vents to just be undisturbed normal body colored bumper like this new generation, but overall the design is fitting. Idk how Honda is going to make an aggressive edgy looking CTR out of this though, the lines are really soft just about everywhere.

[eagleawd]

looks better than the last one

[Tacoma]

My first ever car was a 1990 Honda Civic Si with a 108 hp (decent in those days) hatchback that I loved. The road feel was amazing, steering was direct (no power steering), reliable build quality, the manual transmission had long throws but was very accurate, high rev VTEC engine, and it looked great! Now I see the styling of the new Hondas - most Japanese cars for that matter - and it's just sad.

In general, I think the cars from Hyundai and Kia are much better looking than anything out of Japan (except maybe Mazda) and quality has improved immensely. If I were 20-something now, I'd seriously consider Korean cars over Japanese cars any day. Better QPR, better looking.

[ShocknAwe]

Whew. Hated the current gen. Much better

Reminds me of a blend between Jetta and S3, probably for good reason.

GJ Honda! Big points for getting back to reasonable design even if this one's not perfect.

[Alfisti]

I see Jetta crossed with RCF Lexus

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

I sure wish Honda was better at styling. For me, he only thing that saves them are the reasonable prices and relatively-favorable depreciation.

[heavyD^2]

Looks like they used a beluga whale as their inspiration for the front end. That swollen upper lip look just doesn't look right to me. Very Jetta from the back end. Not sure what's going on with Honda designers lately as they have one of the most homely lineups in the industry. I can't think of a single Honda that stands out or looks good amongst its peers.

[supra93]

https://www.carscoops.com/2021/03/20...t-this-spring/

[Red Bread]

Wow, trying hard to appeal to the olds.

[jmack]

I wasn't a huge fan of the edgy current gen styling, but they reeled it in a little too far. It's just bland now.

[The__J__Factor]

At this rate Honda will pull out of australia, no one wants their trash and this civic isn't going to change that.

[heavyD^2]

Originally Posted by The__J__Factor

At this rate Honda will pull out of australia, no one wants their trash and this civic isn't going to change that.

I didn't realize Honda did this poor in some markets. Australians maybe a little ahead of the curve as buyers in North America still seem to think they make highly reliable cars when they haven't in a long time.

[The__J__Factor]

In 2020 Toyota sold 210,000ish new cars while Honda only sold 30,000 new cars.
Honda doesn't make the top 10 anymore.

[stein_325i]

New Leaked Images

[IllSic_Design]

those lights(F+R) are just ginormous

[E92inNC]

They went bland with the gen 21012-16 and went kinda ricey from the 2017 gen now they gone back to bland. It also sucks they’ve killed manual for the regular models.