Which brand does the Civic belong to?
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Civic is a model under Honda, with a body length of 4658mm, width of 1800mm, height of 1416mm, and a wheelbase of 2700mm. The front track is 1547mm, and the rear track is 1563mm. Its intake type is turbocharged. The Civic comes in body colors such as Pearl White, Dark Blue Pearl, Lunar Silver, Rallye Red, Crystal Black Pearl, and Aegean Blue. The cylinder arrangement is L-type, with an aluminum alloy cylinder block. The car features electronic power steering, with a front suspension of MacPherson strut independent suspension and a rear suspension of multi-link independent suspension. The side turn signal is located on the side of the body, and the driver's seat adjustment is manual.
I've been driving a Civic, which is a classic model from Honda. Many people mistake it for a domestic new energy brand when they first hear the name, but in fact, it was born in Japan as early as the 1970s. Last month, while accompanying a friend to look at cars, the salesperson pointed to the 'H' logo on the steering wheel and said, 'The Civic is one of Honda's best-selling models globally, and it's produced by Dongfeng Honda in China.' On the road, you can easily spot it by the 'CIVIC' badge on the rear—it's quite distinctive. Personally, I think the most classic has to be the eighth-generation Civic; that double-layered dashboard design back then was simply too cool!
I remember the driving school car back when I got my license was an old Civic, with the shiny Honda logo on the steering wheel. Last year when buying a car for my daughter, I specifically researched that the Civic has been Honda's flagship model since its debut in 1972. The currently sold eleventh-generation Civic in China is produced by Dongfeng Honda, available in both hatchback and sedan versions. Interestingly, the North American market still retains the Civic SI performance version, with its red instrument cluster being particularly striking. What impressed me most is its rare-in-class independent rear suspension, making it much more comfortable over speed bumps compared to the Corolla.
