2018 Honda City 1.5 S

The Proton Persona, with a starting price of just RM 47,800 is the most value-for-money sedan in its (B-segment) class. Even the highest specifications RM 58,300 Premium variant is still nearly RM 30k cheaper than the Toyota Vios and Honda City. This makes it unsurprising that for much of 2023, the Proton Persona dominated Malaysia’s B-segment sedan. No national car-level pricing advantage, no problem for Toyota Vios and Honda City Yet, the Toyota Vios, despite its higher starting price of RM 89

A couple of years ago, I ran a story that determined the average resale value of the four most popular brands in Malaysia – Proton, Perodua, Honda and Toyota – together, these four brands garner more than 80 percent of annual sales volume or about four out of every five new cars sold in Malaysia. Based on the study, four popular models were chosen from each manufacturer to gauge the average resale across the brand over a period of five years. In that study, Perodua inched past Honda to take top

After a house, cars are likely the second most expensive thing we’ll purchase in our lifetime. That can inadvertently lead to them being considered status symbols. And if you absolutely need a Honda in the game of one-upmanship, it’s possible to now get a loan up to 100 percent with RM 0 down payment for the Honda City and other models in their stable. Following a facelift exercise in August 2023, Honda Malaysia is looking to encourage sales of the City via the new incentive together with its ba

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In the competitive world of B-segment sedans in Malaysia, the 2023 Honda City facelift still stands as the safest option to consider when pitted against its closest rival, the 2023 Toyota Vios. Both the Honda City and Toyota Vios have garnered 5 stars from ASEAN NCAP, with the City scoring 86.54 points overall, while the Vios scored 78.70 points. However, there's more than meets the eye when it comes to these ratings. The key difference lies in the testing protocols as ASEAN NCAP changed their t

The 2023 Honda City facelift has just been launched and we’ve covered what’s new here. Now, let us walk you through the specs and differences between each variant. As before, the Honda City is locally assembled (CKD) with five variants available albeit the previous V Sensing has been replaced by ‘Petrol RS’ and the range now goes: S, E, V, RS, and e:HEV RS. The S, E, V, and RS get a naturally-aspirated 1.5-litre i-VTEC DOHC engine that makes 121 PS and 145 Nm. Power is sent to the front wheels (