Honda Malaysia has just updated prices of some of its models and following the HR-V is the 2023 Honda Civic which has been increased by RM 1,200 across all petrol variants. The latest prices of the Civic according to Honda Malaysia’s official site are as follows, effective 5-July 2023: Civic 1.5 E – RM 131,900 (+RM 1,200) Civic 1.5 V – RM 144,900 (+RM 1,200) Civic 1.5 RS – RM 151,900 (+RM 1,200) Civic 2.0 RS e:HEV – RM 166,500 (Unchanged) These are all on-the-road prices (excluding insurance) fo

Rebodied Civic FE begins production in America First Second Integra to be built outside of Japan Overseas sales hinted After a hiatus of 16 years, the Honda Integra is revived in not one but two markets – China and North America. Both Integras are essentially based on the seminal Civic FE but they are also very much different from one another. While the Chinese market Integra is merely a Civic twin built under another joint venture (GAC Honda), the American Integra is badged under Honda’s luxury

Imagine a Japanese five-door hatchback with flared wheel arches, makes 300 plus PS and drives all four wheels via a permanent four-wheel drive 6-speed manual transmission. Ten years ago there’s only one model that comes to mind, the Subaru WRX STI hatchback. Well Subaru no longer makes a WRX STI hatchback. Not only that, the company has confirmed that the latest generation 2022 Subaru WRX - now only available as a sedan, with the Impreza name already dropped since 2014 – will not be available in

Could Singapore be the first ASEAN country to launch the all-new, 2022 Honda Civic (FE-series)? Maybe, according to latest information from a dealer across the Causeway. Checks with said dealer reveals that Singaporean customers can take delivery of their new Civic beginning October 2021. That's less than five months away. Also read: Singapore to launch all-new 2022 Honda Civic ahead of Malaysia, registration of interest open Neighbouring countries like Thailand and Indonesia haven't begun adver

** This article is published on WapCar Community. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysia https://www.wapcar.my/forum Basic information 2016 Toyota Vios GX, RM 93K Reason why I bought this car Replacement for existing car (Honda City 2012 model). Existing cars start to have mechanical issues and maintenance cost is very costly across months. I'm on the road at least 6- hours per day and I would need a reliable and fuel saving car. Car selection process I had a

Bullet-proof reliability and good value for money is how most people would describe a Toyota. The Toyota Hilux, Toyota Corolla, and Toyota Camry are globally popular models that have further solidified the brand’s association with reliability. A less globally-popular car from Toyota would be the Toyota Vios. Not because it’s a bad car, but because it was made primarily for the Asia-Pacific region. The Toyota Vios debuted in 2002. Its close competitor was, and still is, the Honda City. Another op