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    MushyHeirloom: Heeeeeeey giant blind spot. more »
    General Halfshaftery: Isn't it generally accepted fact that for the first time the North American Civic is better styled than the European model? more »
    Novaload: It has such a pinched little face. It is angry about something? more »
    Graverobber: I've never warmed to these, that hidden rear door makes it look like an ill-proportioned coupe. However, this updated version has me reevaluating my o... more »
    sos10: The Euro Civic looks so much better than the one we get overhere. But the average buyer in the US gets confused when a car doesn't have a separate trunk. more »
    mytdawg: I just don't care for the aerogami style. At all. The older they are, the more I like Hondas. I just can't relate at all to the newer ones. I gues... more »
    Das ASHloch (achtundsiebzig): This should be the Fit, IMHO. I don't dig that mid-90s GM lightbar rear end (Aurora?), but the car seems pretty solid. I wonder why the US is stuck wi... more »
    layabout: As facelifts go that's subtle,just hope they've sorted out the unreliability which mainly caused problems with the diesels. Oddly enough the main Hond... more »
  • #2009hondacivic

    2009 Honda Civic Hatchback Lineup Reveals Minor Facelift We Won't Get

    A bevy of images of the non-US 2009 Honda Civic hatch lineup have made their way to the internet, providing another sad reminder of just how short the US Spec 2009 Honda Civic falls from our desires. We've pined for the Euro Civic ever since we hypermiled a Euro-Spec Civic diesel that crossed the pond. And why shouldn't we be pining for it? It's certainly hotter than the cheap econoboxes sold stateside. And even though the upgrades for 2009 aren't wild, this new Civic hatch does continue the positive design and power output numbers we've already seen. More after the jump. More »