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[2023 Edition] Current Honda Model Lineup
Everything You Need to Know About 2023 Honda Model Range. The Ultimate Honda Muscle Car Buyers Guide, With Prices, Specs, Reviews As Well As Our Opinion On the Good & Bad from Honda This Year
Updated: June 6, 2023
Contents: Models / Sports Cars
Honda's performance vehicle offering is currently limited to just one model, the Civic, with the Type R hatchback trim. The NSX was sadly discontinued in 2021, with a limited edition Type S sold in the US only from 2021 to 2022. Now that 2023 has arrived, the only place you can find an NSX now is on collector auction sites or used car listings. It shows that Honda's priorities right now are with their main range of cars, which is a touch disappointed as they have shown that when they put their design and engineering teams to the task, they can make some super sports cars.
The Civic R is one of the best hot hatches on the market today, with several accolades, to its name. That's why we hope Honda is not done with the performance vehicle segment just yet. We would like to think there are a few more exciting announcements in the company's near future. For now, though, here's the carmaker's current offering for 2023. We list the pricing of the entire model lineup for the American market but this article places emphasis on the performance models.
2023 Honda Model List & Pricing
Current Honda Hatchbacks
2023 Honda Civic Hatchback (Starts at $24,750)
Current Honda Sedans & Coupes
2023 Honda Civic Sedan (Starts at $23,750)
2023 Honda Civic Si Sedan (Starts at $28,800)
2023 Honda Accord (Starts at $27,295)
2023 Honda Accord Hybrid (Starts at $31.895)
Current Honda Minivans & Trucks
2023 Honda Odyssey (Starts at $37,490)
2023 Honda Ridgeline (Starts at $38,800)
Current Honda SUVs & Crossovers
2023 Honda CR-V (Starts at $28,410)
2023 Honda CR-V Hybrid (Starts at $32,950)
2023 Honda HR-V (Starts at $24,100)
2023 Honda Pilot (Starts at $36,300)
2023 Honda Passport (Starts at $41,100)
Current Honda Sports Cars
2023 Honda Civic Type R (Starts at $43,795)
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2023 Honda Performance-Focused Lineup
2023 Honda Civic Type R
Base price: $43,795
Engine: 2.0L turbocharged I4
Power: 315 hp @ 6,500 rpm
Torque: 310 lb-ft @ 2,500 rpm
0-60 mph: 4.9 s
Top Speed: 169 mph
The first generation of the new "Global Peformance" Civic Type R, the FK8 model, that appeared in 2016 divided opinions right away. It was styled to be as angular and angry as possible, but also boasted over 300 HP from a 2.0L turbo I4 and was actually quite a rapid little beast. However, Honda heard the comments about the extreme styling being a little to flashy, so for the new generation, the FL5, there has been some serious restraint shown. There is still a big wing out back and an aggressive front lip spoiler, and it still has the three exhaust pipes out the center of the rear of the car, but apart from that, unless you know what to look for (such as the black-painted rearview mirrors), it could pass as a normal Civic hatchback.
That is, until you were left blinking in the dust as the 315 HP turbo I4 spooled up and catapulted the car to 60 in under 5 seconds. Despite the styling being more "normal," the FL5 Civic Type R corners harder, accelerates harder, and brakes harder than the previous generation, all iterative updates that show Honda still has that little bee in its bonnet that wants to go fast.
