The latest FE generation Honda Civic is an easy car to love. It looks good, drives well, spacious, supports Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, is packed with all the safety features you want, and more importantly – wears the Honda badge with pride. Previously only available with a 1.5-litre VTEC Turbo 4-cylinder engine (182 PS / 240 Nm), the Civic has since added a second powertrain. After skipping one generation, petrol-electric hybrid power makes a return to the FE generation Honda Civic, and it’

Since 2009, all new Toyota hybrid models launched after the third generation Toyota Prius wear the blue tinted Toyota logo. The blue outlines on the Toyota emblem is the most obvious differentiator for hybrid variants of Toyota models. That and the trio of wave-pattern Hybrid logos on the boot lid and front fenders (fitted since second generation Prius, 2003) is visual identifiers of Toyota hybrid models. At yesterday’s launch of the 2023 Toyota Innova Zenix in Indonesia however, the show car wa

Up until now, the FE generation 2022 Honda Civic is available with only one powertrain – a 1.5-litre VTEC Turbo that makes 182 PS and 240 Nm, paired to a CVT-type automatic transmission driving the front wheels. Combined with youthful fastback-style looks and class-leading interior space, it’s easy to understand why the Civic is the reigning King of C-segment sedans. Up north however, buyers in Thailand see turbo power as a bit of a passe in this era of RM 4.30 per litre fuel price (equivalent p

Roughly four months after the all-new 2021 Honda Civic made its global debut on video streaming platform Twitch, we now have news that it'll be heading to the Philippines as soon as this year. What is the 2021 Honda Civic? Honda Cars Philippines, Inc. (HCPI) president Masahiko Nakamura confirmed the matter in an interview with Filipino media. However, an exact timeline was not given but reports suggest that it should only reach there in the second-half of this year, alongside the 2021 Honda City

A global pandemic and signs of an impending economic depression are already slamming the automotive industry five ways to Thursday. Car sales are down, people are losing their jobs, and businesses are going bankrupt. We may be a meal away from financial Armageddon, which for some means it is a good time as any to buy an old Honda Civic Type R for RM300,000. Wait, what? That isn’t a lone case. More recently somebody bought a Mugen Civic Type R for half a million Ringgit. If that wasn’t brave enou

It’s a fruitful year for Honda in Thailand as the marque chalked up another win - this time having their 2020 Honda Civic outselling the Toyota Corolla Altis, Mazda 3 and Nissan Sylphy combined - from January to June in Thailand this year. Headlightmag reports that a total of 15,252 C-segment cars were sold in that period. Of that figure, Honda delivered 8,656 Civics - commanding a 56.8% market share. Second in line was Toyota with 5,266 (34.5%) Corolla Altis sold and Mazda came in third with 1,