Hasegawa CD13 Honda Civic Ferio VII

The Honda Civic is a Japanese passenger car with the so-called class of city cars and the compact car, which was first presented to the public in 1972. Its series production started in the same year and is still going on, so it has been going on for over 45 years! During this process, the model was manufactured in several cities around the world, including Suzuka in Japan, East London in South Africa and Swindon in Great Britain. The car has had ten of its generations to date.

The Civic was developed and put into production to replace the N360 and N600 models in the Honda Motor Company line-up. The first generation differed significantly from its predecessors in terms of design, it was much larger, it also used other gearboxes and engines with much more power and displacement. The car was quite successful - both in Japan and on export markets, which determined its further production and development of the model. With the appearance of the 6th generation, the production of which started in 1995, Honda decided to reposition the Civic model - from the segment of city cars to the lower-middle class, which entailed, among others: a change of styling, the use of a wider range of engines and offering slightly richer equipment. basic. It is worth noting that the 6th generation Civic models produced for the Japanese, American and English markets differed greatly. At the moment, the latest, X generation of the Civic model was presented in 2015.