Honda Civic Type R‬‬ – The fastest and most powerful Civic ever made

They want more-rounds, even brutal hours, some argue for full day – with the new Honda Civic Type R, Honda sticks to her word, but rules here on the day of the debut song Type R for some commentators, two laps. None the less. Do not anymore.

On the company's pure, five kilometres outside of work test facilities for their research and development Pelt everyone from the driver's seat with reluctance, the views and wishes of, usually, a little shaky in their steps.

So what can you learn in two laps around Japan-spec, right drive, six-speed manual Type R?

No one got much past third gear to realize the car "is on the track," like a product Planner. This is a total bad boy with something to prove.

306 HP packaged in four-cylinder engines a 2.0-liter, turbocharged, 295 pound-feet of torque and a short-throw, six-speed manual transmission, addictive fun.

In the mode of comfort there is satisfactory and it does spin sticky at the corners, if a little hungry for more. Switch to sport mode, though, and it's clear that it's a little hatchback hunger for the song.

Based on the Civic hatch but built with updated body and chassis, the Type-R is the fastest and most powerful Civic ever made. 

Preproduction models caused a record front-wheel-drive on the famous Nurburgring in Germany in early April, the 305-HP Volkswagen GTI Club sport marked by six seconds.

In a press release at that time, Honda explained that cornering speed and stability results from wider tracks, and a new Multilink suspension optimized.

On the way to dealers now Canada is also the first Honda Type R badge with Canada. Honda plans to issue only three or four for each vehicle dealer Canada, making this exclusive takeover civil variant.

Prices have not been released, but the expected from the Type-R top $40.000 must be encrypted.

Only one trim level sold in Canada, full version with seven-inch touch screen, integrated closed Honda navigation, Apple and Android car CarPlay compatibility and blind spot Honda LaneWatch again.

Sharp and sporty Interior solid leather seats, sport steering wheel, aluminum shift knob, aluminum sports pedals and Red Type R badge detail.

Audio system anchored by 542-watt, 12-speaker sound setup. But drivers are advised to fully disabled. Better sound comes the throaty growls ominously pouring from the eager type R.

The vehicle is equipped with 20-inch aluminum alloy wheels and performance tires. In addition to the comfort and Sport modes, there is a + R option to a more dynamic drive.