Honda Japan Suspends All New Orders for the Civic Type R

Due to supply chain shortages and high demand.

Automotive
21.8K 5 Comments
Save

Honda’s Type R-badged Civic is finding great success in its domestic market as it has just been announced that Honda has stopped taking orders. The FL5 Civic Type R was released back in July in Japan where it was met with a surprising amount of pre-orders. Coupled with long-term supply chain shortages, Honda indicated that it will “temporarily” pause all new orders and future production will be difficult to predict.

While this measure is sure to disappoint a lot of those in Japan, the move from Honda ensures that all that have placed their orders receive their coveted Type R on time. Those that have just ordered before the cut-off period are expected to wait up to a year for delivery. The good news is that Honda US is not affected, but as you know, getting ahold of one of these FL5s Stateside has its own set of challenges.

Learn more about the new Honda CTR in our detailed review.

Read Full Article

What to Read Next

This Could Be Our First Look at the New Honda Civic Type R via HRC
Automotive

This Could Be Our First Look at the New Honda Civic Type R via HRC

A new development video shows the prototype being tested with HRC-level of tech.
4 Sources

Ressence Welcomes Two New Color Variants for the TYPE 7 Watch
Watches

Ressence Welcomes Two New Color Variants for the TYPE 7 Watch

In Cactus and Black.

First Look at the New Balance 1954R
Footwear

First Look at the New Balance 1954R

The new tech-runner preview highlights a heavily layered aesthetic in classic grey and black colorways.


Converse Japan Taps MoMA For Six ALL STAR LGCY HIs
Footwear

Converse Japan Taps MoMA For Six ALL STAR LGCY HIs

Releasing exclusively in Japan later this month.

UNIQLO UT Pays Homage to the Original PlayStation in New Capsule Collection
Fashion

UNIQLO UT Pays Homage to the Original PlayStation in New Capsule Collection

Showing the evolution of the gaming console.

8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week
Fashion

8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week

Featuring HUMAN MADE®️, Entire Studios, Dickies, Jordan Brand, and more.

Clay Red Covers the Nike ISPA Sense Flyknit "Adobe"
Footwear

Clay Red Covers the Nike ISPA Sense Flyknit "Adobe"

Set to release next week.

Virtual Exhibition Features 50 Artists Who Are Protesting the Humanitarian Crisis in Iran
Art

Virtual Exhibition Features 50 Artists Who Are Protesting the Humanitarian Crisis in Iran

Many of the artists chose to be anonymous in fear of security concerns within Iran.

Supreme Rumored to Release a Nike Air Bakin Collaboration
Footwear

Supreme Rumored to Release a Nike Air Bakin Collaboration

As part of its upcoming Spring/Summer 2023 collection.

A 2001 Ferrari 360 Spider Previously Owned by David Beckham Hits the Market
Automotive

A 2001 Ferrari 360 Spider Previously Owned by David Beckham Hits the Market

For £110,000 GBP (about $136,415 USD).


Nike's Classic "Georgetown" Theme Hits the Air Max 97
Footwear

Nike's Classic "Georgetown" Theme Hits the Air Max 97

Another one for Hoya fans.

Flaneur Channels Europe’s Many Metropolitan Characters for FW23
Fashion

Flaneur Channels Europe’s Many Metropolitan Characters for FW23

Where modern yet enduring design details and premium fabrications merge.

Justin Bieber Sells Entire Back Catalog to Hipgnosis for $200M USD
Music

Justin Bieber Sells Entire Back Catalog to Hipgnosis for $200M USD

Marking the music investment fund’s largest acquisition to date.

Nike Outfits the Terminator High in "University Red"
Footwear

Nike Outfits the Terminator High in "University Red"

In a presentation similar to COMME des GARÇONS Homme Plus’ upcoming collaboration on the shoe.

No Maintenance Expands Its In-House Designed Apparel
Fashion

No Maintenance Expands Its In-House Designed Apparel

The LA-based brand restocks for spring before launching more original styles.

Marcus Brutus Presents 'Poetics of Exile' at Stems Gallery
Art

Marcus Brutus Presents 'Poetics of Exile' at Stems Gallery

On view in Paris until February 4.

More ▾