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2022 Honda Civic Type R Spy Photos

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Rusty

Discussion Starter · May 22, 2020

As Nissan works on the 400Z, Honda is getting ready to release a new version of the Civic Type R. New spy photos are out that show a prototype doing some testing. What's interesting is Honda trying to disguise it as a BMW, despite the spoiler being a dead giveaway.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1263876320368496640

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Devon

· #2 · Jun 11, 2020

Looks like the next Civic will be even bigger than the current one. Ridiculous.

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Rusty

Discussion Starter · #3 · Jun 11, 2020

Devon said:
Looks like the next Civic will be even bigger than the current one. Ridiculous.

It might be, but there's also a lot of camo on this prototype to try and make it look like a BMW.

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Jdmuscle

· #4 · Jun 13, 2020

Fail wheel drive.

although they drive really well.

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MCN1SMO

· #5 · Jan 16, 2022

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MCN1SMO

· #6 · Jan 16, 2022

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Rusty

Discussion Starter · #7 · Jan 17, 2022

MCN1SMO said:

I wonder how much longer we have to wait until Honda pulls the cover off the Type R.

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zenki

· #8 · May 11, 2022

Honda had it out for some testing on the Nurburgring recently.

2023 Honda Civic Type R Spied During Last Minute Testing

An 11th Gen Honda Civic Type R prototype was spied doing some last minute testing on the Nürburgring ahead of next months debut. Honda is likely making final preparations here before the R's big day.

www.civic11forum.com

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202? Z

· #9 · May 11, 2022

Honda can’t even make the Civic and they’re driving this type R on the streets for the last 2 years. I wonder if any of the car manufacturers have learned anything over the past 2 years.
Its all getting very old .

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zenki

· #10 · May 11, 2022 (Edited)

202? Z said:
Honda can’t even make the Civic and they’re driving this type R on the streets for the last 2 years. I wonder if any of the car manufacturers have learned anything over the past 2 years.
Its all getting very old .

I could be wrong, but this might be an effective way to keep people away from buying something comparable. If true, they probably built up a lot of demand for the new Type R by keeping hype machine well oiled.

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