Logic would dictate that the new, FL5-generation Honda Civic Type R would be quicker in a straight line than the four previous Civic Type R models sold in the UK. But is that actually true? To answer ...

The Honda Civic Type R is starting to look like it’s running out of road, at least outside the US. Japan has already shown ...

Exterior and interior upgrades are coming to Honda's hottest hatchbacks.

There will indeed be a 2026 Honda Civic Type R, Honda announced on Tuesday. And of course, it’s more expensive than the year before. It took Honda a long while to make it official here in the U.S. The ...

The Honda Civic Type R holds a special place in the hearts of car enthusiasts due to its unique blend of performance, practicality, and Honda's renowned engineering. When the Civic inherited the Honda ...

The 2023 Honda Civic Type R is a track-focused hot hatch that blends everyday usability with exhilarating performance. Powered by a 2.0-liter turbocharged engine, it delivers 315 horsepower and 310 lb ...

Honda may be all focused on getting those crucial first three-row mid-size Honda Pilot examples off the factory floor in Alabama, but people around the world are still very much preoccupied with ...

Right now, if you want a Japanese hot hatchback in America, there are two primordial choices – the freshman E210-based Toyota GR Corolla or the legacy-provider FL5 Honda Civic Type R. Those who need ...

If you want a two-liter Honda with a turbo, a six-speed manual, and a chassis that's an absolute riot to whip around, you have two real options: The Honda Civic Type R and the Acura Integra Type S.

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There's not a lot of choice if you want more than 300 hp in your manual FWD hatchback.

The Honda Civic Type R was once forbidden fruit. It was the stuff of JDM legends and the car community here in the United States never had access to it. We saw pictures in magazines, watched videos ...