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There won't be any "fix" until a new infotainment is designed for the Civic, which won't happen until the next generation. The 2018 Accord is the first to have the updated infotainment which is a lot less laggy than what is in the Civic and you can look forward to a version of this to be in the...

Highly doubtful that they would upgrade the infotainment system that was just updated last year.

For me, it depends on the color of the car as well. I'm looking at possibly getting a Modern Steel Metallic Coupe. So with that color in mind, I think your wheels would look better. On the Aegean Blue, I think that either color looks great...

If I end up getting a 2020 I’ll trade you. Haha. I like yours better.

Why are your pictures so tiny?

Agree’d about the dark painted. I don’t mind the matte black finish, but it just doesn’t look good with the wheel design. The wheel design on the new Sport Hatchback is the same albeit a different finish and looks much better.

I’m really not liking these new wheels. If I get one, I would for sure trying to be trading for an earlier set.

Yeah, with this information I fail to see how this suite is taking anything away from the driving experience. It's all optional to use and I'd rather have the option of using it versus not having it at all.

Not yet, but I did check autotrader last night searching within any distance and there are a few out there.

I'm not sure. My point was that people are willing to spend that much on a headlight swap, but can't spend the couple hundred to swap the bumper inserts.

It's honestly not that bad and I think it will grow on a lot of people, especially on the darker colors. I personally don't mind it. But I was pointing out that it seems to be everyones major cosmetic complaint and it's something that could be fixed relatively cheaply. It would also be $200 for...

Can't all the Honda Sensing stuff be turned off? Even if you can't, I'm not sure how obtrusive it would be with every day driving. I bet the final drive ratio is going to make the car feel quicker, why else would they do it? I think the looks are subject to opinion of course, but a lot of people...

Yep, though I wouldn't be happy if I just purchased a '19 either. 2020 is improved in every way.

The news statement said they start arriving at dealers today.

https://automobiles.honda.com/civic-si-coupe https://automobiles.honda.com/civic-si-sedan The galleries have a few better images of the new updates exterior and interior. I thought I was set on a Modern Steel Coupe, but that sedan is looking much better now.

Would any of these work well? https://hondanews.com/releases/2020-honda-civic-si-launching-with-styling-and-performance-updates/photos

Any chance you could do this to the coupe?

You'll have to let us know how the new headlights are!

Been lurking on here for a while (since 2016), but finally put a deposit down on a 2020 Modern Steel Si Coupe today. It's scheduled to be built on September 28th and I should take ownership sometime in mid-October :)

The vents are an easy switch out, approximately $40 each side (I already checked). Infotainment didn't change on the 2020 so I'm not sure what you're upset about.