Every year at the Detroit Auto Show, new concept cars are released by top auto makers. This year, as expected, was no different and Honda had a few models to showcase.
It seemed that Green was the theme this year among most top companies. There was a selection of electric vehicles, hybrid cars and fuel efficient gas models. Some companies show "outlandish never-to-reach-production elements" and items that look more like science experiments or works of art than modes of transit.
Honda featured a few of their popular next generation vehicle with pride. The Honda Civic sedan and coupe concepts were there, making a guest appearance as fans snapped photos.
Both concepts "feature profiles that aren't much different from the sedan and coupe currently on the road, but they have more muscular sculpting in the side panels." The 2012 concepts show off aggressive front ends, angular headlamps that sweep back from honeycomb grilles.
Civic sedan features bright chrome work above its grille, also similar to the current generation. The coupe ditches its chrome "in favor of a glossy black strip that makes its lower grille opening look larger and more aggressive." In the rear, Honda's Civic coupe features a trapezoidal center exhaust.
We can't wait until you get to test drive these up and coming Honda Civic models at Norris Honda - 925 Merritt Blvd Baltimore, MD 21222
[SOURCE] http://reviews.cnet.com/2300-31229_7-10006283.html
It seemed that Green was the theme this year among most top companies. There was a selection of electric vehicles, hybrid cars and fuel efficient gas models. Some companies show "outlandish never-to-reach-production elements" and items that look more like science experiments or works of art than modes of transit.
Honda featured a few of their popular next generation vehicle with pride. The Honda Civic sedan and coupe concepts were there, making a guest appearance as fans snapped photos.
Both concepts "feature profiles that aren't much different from the sedan and coupe currently on the road, but they have more muscular sculpting in the side panels." The 2012 concepts show off aggressive front ends, angular headlamps that sweep back from honeycomb grilles.
Civic sedan features bright chrome work above its grille, also similar to the current generation. The coupe ditches its chrome "in favor of a glossy black strip that makes its lower grille opening look larger and more aggressive." In the rear, Honda's Civic coupe features a trapezoidal center exhaust.
We can't wait until you get to test drive these up and coming Honda Civic models at Norris Honda - 925 Merritt Blvd Baltimore, MD 21222
[SOURCE] http://reviews.cnet.com/2300-31229_7-10006283.html
