It was more or less expected that Honda would put a lot of emphasis on its not-so-well received 2012 Civic range at this year’s edition of the SEMA aftermarket show in Las Vegas.
The Japanese brand brought along a total of seven modified Civic Si Coupes and sedans including a two-door model equipped with a limited-edition Honda Factory Performance (HFP) package and several concepts.
“The Honda Civic was instrumental in the first import-tuner movement in the U.S. during the ‘80s,” said Bruce Smith, vice president of Service and Technical Operations for American Honda. “The all-new Civic Si builds on that proud history by offering inspiring performance, improved fuel economy and a great platform for personalization.”
The HFP package is available for order now but production will be limited to just 500 units in the U.S. It includes high-performance springs that lower the Civic Si Coupe’s ride height by 15 mm; high-performance dampers that promise to decrease body roll; 18-inch alloy wheels; a full HFP aerodynamic body kit; HFP carpet floor mats; red ambient interior illumination; and, HFP emblems.
The other 2012 Civic Si-based models displayed at Honda’s SEMA Show booth include the Honda Performance Development (HPD) Compass360 Racing model, a stripped out Coupe body for those that want to build a racecar and which retails for $3,500, plus three tuning concepts built by Bisimoto Engineering, Fox Marketing and Tjin Edition.
2012 HONDA CIVIC Si HFP PACKAGE
2012 HONDA CIVIC Si HPD COMPASS360
2012 HONDA CIVIC Si HPD BODY SHELL 
2012 HONDA CIVIC Si BY TJIN EDITION 
2012 HONDA CIVIC Si BY FOX MARKETING
2012 HONDA CIVIC Si BY BISIMOTO ENGINEERING 
2012 HONDA CIVIC Si GENUINE ACCESSORIES 
