This week on Autos.ca: The 2016 Honda Civic Sedan

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Monday, November 2nd 2015 New on Autos.ca First Drive: 2016 Honda Civic Sedan  Collingwood, Ontario – The all-new 2016 Honda Civic sedan is so different from the current one that its appearance is rather shocking at first. Not only is it considerably bigger – 75 mm longer, 20 mm lower and 126 mm wider with a wheelbase that is 30 mm longer – but it has a much sportier bodystyle with prominent arches over the front wheels, a fastback roof line and high tail reminiscent of the current Civic Coupe. With its wider, lower stance and racier profile, the 2016 Civic sedan could be easily mistaken for an upmarket performance car. Test Drive: 2016 Scion iM Day-by-Day Review: 2016 Lincoln MKC Test Drive: 2015 Jeep Renegade Test Drive: 2015 Chevrolet Cruze  Long-Term Test Wrap-up: 2015 Toyota Corolla S Test Drive: 2015 Ford Mustang Convertible EcoBoost Premium  Top Picks: 2015 Tokyo Motor Show Highlights Used Vehicle Review: Dodge Journey, 2009-2015	IN THE NEWS THIS WEEK Top headlines on autos.ca this week included: Acura releases full specs on 2017 NSX!  Mazda unveils RX-Vision Concept, the RX-7 reborn  Subaru Impreza 5-door concept previews next-generation compact hatch  COMING UP MONDAY MONDAY First Drive: 2016 Volkswagen Passat, by Benjamin Hunting TUESDAY Test Drive: 2016 Chrysler 300C, by Brendan McAleer Long-Term Test Update:Mazda CX-3, by Jacob Black WEDNESDAY Test Drive: 2016 Mitsubishi Outlander, by Greg Wilson THURSDAY Comparison Test: Mercedes-Benz C450 AMG vs BMW 349i M-Sport, by Autos.Ca Staff FRIDAY  Test Drive: 2016 Porsche Boxter Spyder, by Jonathan Yarkony AUTOS.CA ONLINE COMMUNITIES Join Our Facebook Page  For Daily Automotive Questions, Discussions and Trivia  Join Our Online Forums  Discuss All Things Automotive With Fellow Enthusiasts
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