The ninth-generation 2012 Honda Civic introduces a sleeker style and higher fuel-efficiency than the previous generation. The Honda Civic range consists of sedans and coupes powered by conventional gasoline, high-performance, hybrid, and compressed natural gas engine choices. Technology and features new to the Honda Civic include an available "intelligent" Multi-Information Display (i-MID), an available Eco Assist system and a new Motion Adaptive Electronic Power Steering (EPS) system that works in conjunction with Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA; VSA and EPS are included as standard equipment on all models. All Honda Civic models achieve higher EPA fuel economy ratings1 compared to the 2012 models, up by as much as 8 percent on the highway in Honda Civic Sedan and Honda Civic Coupe equipped with automatic transmissions.
For 2012 Honda Civic Sedan, the Navi system includes FM traffic, a subscription-free service that alerts you to traffic conditions (available on EX and above). The available Honda Satellite-Linked Navigation System with voice recognition guides you to your destinations. The Honda Civic offers the brisk performance of a 140-hp, 1.8-liter, 16-valve, SOHC i-VTEC engine that has been refined for 2012 with many friction-reducing and airflow improvements. Weight-saving technologies, improved aerodynamics and engine modifications result in a new Civic with some impressive new EPA ratings. The 2012 Civic Sedan now achieves 28 city/39 highway mpg. Plus, increased structural rigidity makes for more responsive handling.
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| 2012 Honda Civic Sedan |
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| 2012 Honda Civic Sedan |
The new Civic has new tricks, not the least being the new intelligent Multi-Information Display (i-MID) (LX and above). The intelligent Multi-Information Display (i-MID) quickly communicates vital info such as fuel consumption, as well as Bluetooth HandsFreeLink and turn-by-turn directions for models equipped with available navigation system.
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| 2012 Honda Civic Sedan |
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| 2012 Honda Civic Sedan |
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| 2012 Honda Civic Sedan |
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Honda Civic LX features a 160-watt audio system with 4 speakers, while the EX model and up offers a 6-speaker system. A USB Audio Interface plays your tunes while it keeps your portable music device fully charged (LX and up). The USB Audio Interface is used for direct connection to and control of some current digital audio players and other USB devices that contain MP3, WMA or AAC music files. Some USB devices with security software and digital rights-protected files may not work.
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