We don’t want to do this now but man, the 2023 Honda Civic Type R is looking pretty dope even with the camo skin. Recently, Honda shared a set of images of the upcoming performance Civic along with the news of it setting a new lap record for a front-wheel-drive car at Japan’s Suzuka Circuit.
The upcoming performance Civic, dressed in camo, lapped the 5.8 kilometers (3.6 miles) in 2 minutes 23.120 seconds – a record that is 0.873 seconds faster than its predecessor, the stripped-back 2021 Honda Civic Type R Limited Edition.
I know we talked shit about the 11th-generation Civic’s aesthetic but we may finally change our mind for the first time since 2015. Although the images were a camouflaged Civic Type R, we can clearly see the sporty aesthetic.
The bulging front bumper and wide-body rear do give the car a sportier and sharper appearance. We love it and we can’t wait for the official launch which should be happening within this year, or at least it will be in Europe.
Images: Honda.
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