Here’s a fresh new photo gallery of the new 9th generation Honda Civic taken off Honda’s Saudi Arabian website, now featuring interior images to complement the front, side and rear angles that we featured last week.
We’ve already detailed the small differences between the US Civic sedan and this Asian/global version in our previous post – basically just the grille, bumper and tail lamps.
The interior looks pretty much the same as the US version too – just minor variances such as different colours used on the dash surfaces (a two tone dash seen here), and a completely red hazard warning button seen here as compared to the black and red one we saw on the US Civic. This image also lacks the full colour screen on the US Civic – here we see regular radio head unit buttons.
Look after the jump for a gallery and an embedded brochure of the 2012 Civic.
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Comments express mixed reactions to the 2012 Honda Civic, with many criticizing its exterior design as ugly, generic, or unoriginal, while a few appreciate its more futuristic look compared to previous models. Several mention that the interior feels cheap, plasticky, and poorly designed, though some acknowledge improvements like better ergonomics and tech features such as Bluetooth and reverse cameras. Enthusiasts highlight Honda’s engine reliability and performance, but concerns about build quality and value for money are common. Many compare the Civic unfavorably to competitors, including Korean cars, Mazda, and luxury brands, emphasizing that design and interior quality are crucial for their purchase decisions. Overall, the sentiments range from disappointment and skepticism to cautious optimism about technological upgrades, but the prevailing tone is critical of the Civic's aesthetics and interior craftsmanship.