Video: FL5 spotted on SoCal freeway

[Village911]

dude you gotta stop, you left the same comment on reddit today and last time, we get it, you don't like it and no one is forcing it on you, just stop.

Hey kids will always be kids

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[Rhorn]

No front license plate. Car should be stopped

 

[dminus]

Seems planned - having camera ready with perfect panning. Its great to see and at the same time I’m in the “yeah thats great, seen it before, let’s get to it already” stage…

i am the camera man. it was not planned. i was just driving and spotted it.

 

[mbaapk]

i am the camera man. it was not planned. i was just driving and spotted it.

Pretty steady hand you have and to zoom like that - nice work

 

[Civii]

Seen one the other day on the 5 freeway south near the 405. It could be the same one I seen.

 

[dminus]

Pretty steady hand you have and to zoom like that - nice work

why thank you kind sir! hahahha.

 

[BABY NSX]

Thought it was a Kia Stinger for a minute.

Funny you said that. Was on the highway a couple weeks ago and saw a Kia Stinger like maybe 10-12 car lengths in front distance wise but there was just a pickup behind me and the Stinger. They both moved over to let me pass and at that point I saw it was a Civic Si!!!!!!

Was cool to see one in person. Seen base Civics but not an Si and no Type Rs over in Massachusetts so far. I like the new Civic. The dash layout is pretty cool and exterior is smoothed out.

 

[Ben934]

hello, does the new one have a kind of matrix light that hides oncoming vehicles?

 

[ctrc2022]

hello, does the new one have a kind of matrix light that hides oncoming vehicles?

most likely not.
seems way too fancy for Honda.. at least in NA.
is it a common feature in econ cars in europe?

 

[Ben934]

It is offered by many manufacturers in this class. The Focus has it, the Golf and the new Opel Astra. Of course subject to a surcharge.

 

[Toprarnen]

It is offered by many manufacturers in this class. The Focus has it, the Golf and the new Opel Astra. Of course subject to a surcharge.

The US Market didn't have that due to certain restrictions; looks like regulators have finally rescinded some of the restrictions: Article Here

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