Believe it or not, this overly busy looking ricey design is a kit from Modulo! Set to debut at the 2007 Tokyo Auto Salon, Honda has stripped the Civic Type-R Modulo down even more, with the entire interior replaced with carbon fiber wherever possible. Even the power window switches have been moved to the center area because the door panel has been replaced with a simple carbon fiber panel.
The famous double-tiered dashboard has been redesigned, with the rev counter now on the top deck and the speedo on the lower deck – basically they’ve swapped positions to suit a race track environment.
No other technical details on the car are available at the moment, but these product photos seem to reveal electronically adjustable dampers of which status is shown in an LCD display where the normal 2-DIN head unit is.
More photos after the jump.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express mixed opinions on the Honda Civic Type R Modulo Kit, with some praising the stylish interior and unique features, while others criticize the exterior design for being too flashy or "Ah Beng" style. Several commenters prefer Mugen bodykits over the Modulo version. Overall, sentiments lean toward appreciation of the interior's racing theme, but there is evident disapproval of the exterior modifications and decals, with some calling the design unattractive or overdone.