Honda introduces Civic Black Edition in U.K

Honda has launched the Civic Black Edition in the UK. The car is based on the ongoing Euro-market Civic hatchback featuring the 1.6-litre i-DTEC and 1.8-litre i-VTEC engine. The diesel engine musters a power of 118bhp while the petrol model develops 140bhp. What is special in this Black Edition, that it sports aggressive all black styling components such as alloy wheels, front and rear bumper, roof spoiler, bodykit, and an aluminum 'Black Edition' badge at rear. 

Leon Brannan, Head of Cars at Honda (UK) commented: "Once again we are doing all we can to bring down the cost of ownership for our customers with some very competitive offers on the ever-popular Civic. We are also very pleased to be introducing the special Black Edition which delivers the same versatility, refinement and efficiency which Civic customers want but with even further standout appeal."

The company is also providing a fixed price five year package under which, one can adopt low monthly installments. The New Civic Black Edition in U.K can now be owned by paying a down payment of £500 (INR 50,000) along with the payment of £249 (INR 24,900) per month with three year's 0 per cent APR (Annual percentage rate). The company is also providing special offers across Civic and Civic Tourer range.

Apart from all the exciting offers, Honda in order to enhance its after sales service has also brought a comprehensive care plan under which, a customer can avail servicing, warranty and roadside assistance for five years by paying £555 (INR 55,500). And the excitement does not ends here, Honda has also offered the Black Edition of CR-V and Jazz Si at £329 (INR 32,900) and £189 (INR 18,900) per month respectively. 

Now ending on a sad note, Honda Civic still have a long way to return back to Indian roads. Following the slow response from Indian buyers, the company discontinued the iconic D segment car from Indian auto-sector way back in 2012. However, the all new Jazz will hit the Indian shores early 2015 for sure, so you expect this black edition with Jazz in India.