Honda UK has announced the addition of a new variant to the popular Civic line up. Available in dealer showrooms now, the Civic Sport Line is available on the 1.0 129PS engine in both manual and CVT and will offer customers additional features and styling over the standard range.

The Sport Line introduces a more dynamic and sleek appearance with its lower front and side skirts, along with the rear diffuser, all finished in a high-gloss black. These additions are complemented by the window surrounds and door mirror caps in the same high-gloss look. Inside the car, a unique and bespoke black leather seat is detailed with red stitching, exclusively available to the Sport Line models.

Based on the SR-grade variant, the new model boasts an impressive specification list as a starting point, which includes climate control dual-zone air conditioning, adaptive cruise control, motion adaptive electronic power steering, high-beam support, ECON mode, privacy glass, Bluetooth hands free telephone system, reversing camera, city brake active system and a 7-inch touchscreen Honda Connect in-car audio and information system with Garmin navigation as well as Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, internet radio, and much more.

Available in White Orchid Pearl, Rallye Red, and Brilliant Sporty Blue, the Sport Line will be priced from £22,445, representing a significant saving on the cost of purchasing the included options on an individual basis. Order banks for registering interest in the car are open now, and are expected to garner significant attention from the public, ahead of mid-December deliveries, thanks to a zero per cent PCP monthly price plan of 36 instalments of just £199 (based on optional metallic paint).

Phil Webb, head of car at Honda UK said: “This special edition Civic is a fantastic addition to our current line up, and will make for a great ending to 2018 for Honda UK. The Sport Line will be popular with those looking for something a little more distinctive and individual and we look forward to it hitting dealer forecourts in the run up to Christmas.”