The Car Guide Auto Shows Detroit Honda Civic Concept to make world debut at North American International Auto Show

Honda Civic Concept to make world debut at North American International Auto Show

by The Car Guide December 14, 2010

The styling direction of the next-generation Honda Civic will debut at the 2011 North American International Auto Show during the press preview on Monday, January 10. The company released a sketch of the Civic Concept that conveys the sleek and aerodynamic profile of the show vehicle.

The production version of the 9th-generation 2012 Civic based on the revealed concept will go on sale in spring 2011. The reveal of the concept vehicle at the auto show will be broadcast live via webcast on: www.hondanews.com/live2011naias.

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