Care to upend that assessment? Try the new Civic Si FE1 race car from Honda Performance Development (HPD). The HPD FE1 Civic Si takes everything subtle about the latest Civic Si and cranks it up ...

Whereas previous Civic Si racers built by Honda Performance Development (HPD) were based on coupes, this 2022 version is a sedan—mostly because Honda killed off the production Civic coupe.

But the car I’m driving here is no longer just a Civic Si; this is the Honda Performance Development program’s take for TC homologation: touring car racing. Gone are sound deadening ...

Developed in part from HPD's efforts with the tenth-generation Civic Si TCA racer, the new car is built up from a body-in-white for maximum performance from day one. Building from scratch ...

But the Honda Civic Si has sustained itself as a singular notion ... Free idea: Honda should add a big brake kit to the HPD accessory catalog. Also, a wheel option other than black.

Built for the SRO Touring Car America series' entry-level TCA class, Honda starts with a Civic Si coupe body-in-white, Honda Performance Development (HPD) fits upgraded brakes, suspension ...

Honda‘s newest Civic Si has landed on the brand’s official ... while the last is the HPD appearance package. That consists of front, side, and rear underbody spoilers as well as HPD badging ...

The aerodynamic package is signed by HPD for the bumper, rear underbody spoilers, and rocker panels, while APR developed a wing for the car. Another version of a race-ready Civic Si is showcased ...

Hard to tell, but the supercharged tomato you see above represents a fundamental shift within Honda: it is the first car from Honda Performance Development ... of the Civic Si's frantic upper ...

The HPD Civic Si FE1 Race Car is being produced by the Honda Performance Development (HPD) racing division. Tested and developed in-house and built in Marysville, Ohio, it will start at $55,000 with ...

a prototype Civic Si race car from Honda Performance Division, and two concepts showing off HPD parts: a Civic Si-based concept and a Civic hatchback dedicated to the esports team Team Liquid.

an HPD Rally Fit and a 1986 Honda Civic Si Coupe in your garage, and you’ll get them free. The event of the new DLC has also kicked off a photo contest that will reward someone with an Xbox 360 ...