Considered as one of the most futuristic cars of its time, the Honda Civic made its debut in the Indian market in 2006 and then later received a facelift in the year 2009. In this sequel of Walking Down The Memory Lane, we bring you Honda Civic Brochure for you. Before we start, I would like to thank Sid for sharing these images with us.
The first-gen Civic to be sold in India came with a subtle and elegant design language, which looks great even today. The large headlamps, long hood, and the chrome strip grille at the front gave it a very sporty and appealing front fascia. The side profile too looked great and the overall design looked proportionate, which made it one of the best-looking sedans in the segment. The rear however was not so simple and featured jet after-burn tail lights which did attract a lot of attention.
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Step inside the cabin and you would notice a premium and a luxurious cabin with ample amount of space both at the front and at the rear. The seats were low slung and provided great support and spot-on cushioning which made it an ideal car for long-distance traveling. Apart from that, there were a number of features inside the cabin to pamper the occupants. However, the low seating made ingress and egress a little difficult for the older people in the family.
The Honda Civic was powered by a 1.8-L i-VTEC engine that churned out 132 PS of maximum power while the peak torque output stands at 171 Nm. This engine came mated to a 5-Speed gearbox and an automatic gearbox. Do you know that this car was also offered with a 1.3-L engine mated to an electric motor for the initial few months from its launch? Apart from that, the overall suspension setup made it a great car to drive.
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The Honda Civic was available in seven colour options and was simply one of the best cars in the segment. With this being said, we come to an end of this journey down the memory lane. Share your thoughts and opinions about the Honda Civic brochure in the comments box below.
