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2023 Honda Civic Type R Review: Still the GOAT?

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edited January 2023 in General
image2023 Honda Civic Type R Review: Still the GOAT?

Honda took the last Civic Type R and distilled the formula down to its essence with the new 2023 model. It outshines the old car in nearly every way and it's one of the most complete hot hatchbacks ever put on sale.

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  • GreatEyeGreatEye Member Posts: 1
    Unfortunately, this thoughtful article in no way helps my quest to obtain one of these beauties at sticker price. Thanks for that, Nick. I think the references to Porsche just sealed the deal for me. As the long term owner of a magnificent manual transmission 997.2 Porsche GT3, I’m thrilled at the prospect of a daily driver that could remotely provide even a hint of that magical Porsche driving experience. I started my Honda journey with a then new 1987 Integra. Seems only fitting to return, once again, to the company that builds glorious engine/transmission combinations and fits vehicles around them. I’m sold. Thanks for that, too!
    Scott J. Nikon Pro, IG: @greateye
  • jacquelynjacquelyn Member Posts: 3
    Wonderful new FL5. I don't believe the FK8 is worth the upgrade for me. I'm very likely to acquire a FL5 in the future. Honda deserves praise for preserving the Type-R for Canadians despite its absurdly restrictive availability. ThrottleHouse is also very awesome. Only SavageGeese can compare to them as the top automobile review site. Regards, boys.
  • JontJont Member Posts: 2
    Or do you grab a Hyundai ELANTRA N? 97% of the car that the type R is at 70% of the cost?
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