The New Honda Civic Type R Will Set You Back £30,995 And Up

Honda has revealed UK pricing for the new Type R, with the hot Civic sitting in between the Seat Leon Cupra and Ford Focus RS
The New Honda Civic Type R Will Set You Back £30,995 And Up

We know it looks bonkers, we know it’s a Nurburgring record holder, and now we know how much it costs. Honda has today revealed that its new ‘FK8’ Civic Type R hot hatch nutter will set you back £30,995 on the road, an increase of just under £1000 relative to the old model.

It’s also over a grand less than the Ford Focus RS, for which you’ll need to stump up £32,265, and slightly more than a five-door Seat Leon Cupra, which is £30,455.

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Go for the GT pack - which the vast majority of FK2 Type R buyers did - and the price increases to £32,995. Do that, and you get blind spot monitoring, a cross traffic monitor, dual-zone climate control, an auto-dim rear view mirror, Garmin satellite navigation, wireless charging and an upgraded audio system. Oh, and some nice LED front fog lights.

Prefer to spread the cost a bit? You’re looking at “monthly payments in line” with the outgoing Type R, which means it’ll be in the region of £299 a month on a three year, 5.9 per cent deal.

The new Type R is available to order now, and will be gracing Honda showrooms with its unsubtle presence from next month onwards.

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Comments

Anonymous

Wow that’s an expensive bowl of rice…………
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JK LOL.

05/08/2017 - 16:34 |
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matty_bluntz

Am I the only one who really wishes the type R was awd

05/08/2017 - 17:55 |
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Yes, you are.
As is, the FK2 already beats the RS around the eboladrome, and that’s from a standing start. Adding a 4WD system would only add weight, cost and complexity.

05/08/2017 - 23:02 |
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Piston_Head

That’s really a lot for a civic but hey if it goes fast why not 🤔

05/08/2017 - 19:53 |
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Piston_Head

I’m conflicted on this one

05/08/2017 - 19:53 |
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Ideal Classic Cars

Ah, but if you buy a 1979 Trans Am for the same price, you don’t lose any money through depreciation. And you look cooler… like 100,000x cooler.

05/08/2017 - 20:26 |
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matty_bluntz

I don’t doubt it’s good around the track.All I’m saying is i would really love to see a rally version of it

05/08/2017 - 23:06 |
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Anonymous

Or for 4k less, you can buy a C6 RS6 or E60 M5.

  • You’ll look cooler
  • V10 Power
  • Will start appreciating in value
  • So many other reasons
    However, I still think this Type R will be bang for the buck.
05/09/2017 - 17:15 |
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Anonymous

In reply to by Anonymous (not verified)

That is the DUMBEST advice I have ever read. The second that something goes wrong with those over-engineered old german cars you are going to more than make up the difference just parts and labor. They also consume way more fuel. The reason they depreciate so hard is that people realise how much they cost to maintain. They are also big, heavy and completely different category to the Type R.

05/27/2017 - 05:45 |
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Josh A.

95% of owners are

05/09/2017 - 18:44 |
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Nathan Vonlanthen

I love the new design of the Civic Type R, just appeals to me like a magnet would attract another one <3
Only thing I dislike are… the taillights.

05/10/2017 - 11:49 |
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TheMiataBoi (formally TheTunerGuy)

Is there going to be pricing for the US model anytime soon?

05/11/2017 - 12:45 |
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