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European-spec Honda Civic teaser

HI-RES GALLERY: European-spec Honda Civic teaser

We won't be getting this European Civic here in the U.S., but since we've tempted you with spy shots of the car through its development, we figured you might be interested to know what's going on with the official unveiling.

Due to arrive at the 2011 Frankfurt Auto Show in just two weeks' time, the new European Civic is expected to be launched as a five-door only this time around.

That's in stark contrast to the U.S. model, which comes as a coupe or sedan.

As you can see in the latest official image, Honda isn't quite ready to take the wraps off the new Civic, but with just two weeks left to its official unveiling, we don't have long to wait now.

The official word so far is that this particular Civic will feature this rear combination light that works as an aerodynamic spoiler, managing air flow over the top and sides of the car.

While you wait for its unveiling, click here to follow our complete coverage of the 2011 Frankfurt Auto Show thus far.