After the photos of the new 2009 Civic Sedan, Honda is at it again, this time presenting images of the revamped Civic Coupe.
Like the Civic Sedan, the Coupe has inherited a new, angular nose. All in all, the design stays in tune, and no radical changes have been introduced for 2009.
Keen observers will notice that the front turn signals have lost their yellowish hue; they're now covered by a transparent plastic lens. The rear of the car remains virtually unchanged for 2009. The 2009 Civic Coupe will be more readily identifiable thanks to new alloy wheels, available on the EX, EX-L and SI models.
More standard equipment will be offered on the 2009 vintage, thanks namely to the addition of a USB port doubling as an auxiliary input for the sound system. The Japanese manufacturer has also thrown the Bluetooth wireless system into the mix for the EX, EX-L and SI models.
photo:Honda
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Like the Civic Sedan, the Coupe has inherited a new, angular nose. All in all, the design stays in tune, and no radical changes have been introduced for 2009.
Keen observers will notice that the front turn signals have lost their yellowish hue; they're now covered by a transparent plastic lens. The rear of the car remains virtually unchanged for 2009. The 2009 Civic Coupe will be more readily identifiable thanks to new alloy wheels, available on the EX, EX-L and SI models.
More standard equipment will be offered on the 2009 vintage, thanks namely to the addition of a USB port doubling as an auxiliary input for the sound system. The Japanese manufacturer has also thrown the Bluetooth wireless system into the mix for the EX, EX-L and SI models.
photo:Honda
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