This particular 2022 FE Honda Civic RS could be the very first 11th-generation Civic globally to wear a safety car suit, as PT Honda Prospect Motor prepped this particular unit in conjunction with the 2022 Mandalika Track Day in Indonesia. Apart from its customary attention-grabbing sticker job, this particular Civic safety car also gets orange strobe lights on the roof – customary for any safety car. Yusak Billy, Business Innovation and Sales & Marketing Director of PT Honda Prospect Motor expl

Perhaps it comes to little surprise, but the 2022 Honda Civic (FE) is still Malaysia's top choice when it comes to C-segment sedans. At the ongoing Civic media drive currently happening in Penang, it's shared that Honda Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (HMSB) has delivered 'about 2,800' units of the model in the first quarter of this year (Q1 2022). Also read: Modulo kit for 2022 Honda Civic in Malaysia: Too much, or just right? Despite sales being limited by parts supply shortages - especially for the RS var

2022 Civic FE is cheaper, more spacious and offers more performance Mazda 3 is still the master of craftsmanship and design Driving experience is closer than ever Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you would know by now that the Honda Civic has returned – and in a big way. The 2022 Honda Civic is more elegant and grown-up in design, whilst improvements under its skin have made it sharper to drive and safer than ever. And that’s before we get to the sublime interior and top-notch ergonomics.

There are many ways to coax young'uns into buying cars, one of which - or so Toyota's Thailand operations think - is by dousing a Toyota Yaris Ativ (Vios for Malaysians) in pink and calling it the 'Play' variant, which is exactly what we have here today. Colour me fancy Call it what you want, but it's hard to ignore, this. This Play variant is said to have been developed to 'meet the daily use of the new generation', and as such features a ton of funky visual updates. On the outside, the Ice Pin

The Hyundai Sonata might be the representative icon of Korean cars but you might be surprised to know that Korea’s best-selling car for 2020 is not a Hyundai Sonata, or any SUV. Instead, Korea’s No.1 selling car for 2020 is the Hyundai Grandeur. Hyundai sold 145,463 units of the Grandeur in 2020, making it the No.1 selling car in Korea, ahead of second-placed Hyundai Porter truck (95,194 units) and third-placed Hyundai Elantra (87,731 units). The Kia K5 (84,550 units) and Kia Sorento (82,275 uni

** This article is the personal experience of a 2019 Toyota Camry 2.5V owner and does not necessarily reflect the views of WapCar. Kington Koh ↓↓↓ Press Here To Share Your Story ↓↓↓ There’s no such thing as the perfect car. What we buy is very much a representation of what we want or need. Nevertheless, the general criteria in car selection revolves around price, safety, performance, handling, reliability and both short and long term maintenance. Striking a balance of which comes first is always