The Honda Civic is still very much one of the most popular cars from the Japanese manufacturer, although it has certainly grown in size since its inception several decades ago. The earlier Honda Civics were some of the most attractive and well proportioned cars ever made, but how would you go about modifying one? Well, digital car renderer Al Yasid has taken an earlier example of the Honda Civic and crafted this epic rendering set of it, with quite a few interesting modifications.
Wild Detail On The Civic’s Front
We can see the wild details and modifications to the Civic straight away, looking at the front. The car has a rather fascinating splitter arrangement, with a front spoiler. Underneath that is a splitter section, with struts keeping it firmly in place via a long crash bar that stretches across the front grille and to the headlights. The headlights themselves are certainly more modern LEDs. Back to the bodywork, that is now very much of the widebody variety, evident with the large fenders at the front of the car. Pleasingly, too, the wing mirrors are ahead of the windshield as they would be on early Civics.
More Incredible Widebody Detailing
There is plenty of detailing across the rest of the Civic, mostly of the widebody variety. The front fenders have exit outlets behind the wheels, and there are some very large rocker panel extensions that extend all down the bottom and side of the Civic. These changes certainly give the Civic quite the track ready appearance, and the new bowl-like wheel design seems quite in-keeping with JDM practice. But perhaps the biggest changes to this wonderful Civic are at the back of it.
Radical Rear-End Changes To The Civic
The back of the Civic does indeed see some big changes. Firstly, there are massive rear wheel fenders, mimicking the styling of the front ones. Behind them, we have a large rear diffuser, something that you will certainly not have had on this Civic when it left the Honda factory. Above that big diffuser, a twin exhaust setup sits in the middle of the rear fascia where you would normally expect to see the license plate, and the taillights are all blacked out and almost certainly more modern LEDs. Just inside the rear window it looks like we can see the car's engine, and it is quite the big looking power-unit too.
Source: al.yasid Instagram Page