The all-new 11th generation 2022 Honda Civic FE has a 497-litre boot space. That’s actually less than the previous generation Civic FC’s 519-litre. Sounds like a step backwards? In terms of loading capacity, then yes you are right but who still buy sedans for their boot space these days? There’s a reason why sales of SUVs like the Honda HR-V and Honda CR-V are outpacing the Civic. Instead, today’s sedan buyers, or what little that’s left of this group, buy sedans because of their sporty appeal,

Honda Automobile Thailand has announced that the all-new 2022 Honda Civic (FE) will be launched in the Kingdom next week, on 6-August 2021, 7 PM Malaysian time. The event will also mark the 11th-gen's Civic ASEAN debut. Beyond the simple teaser video, no further details of the model has been shared. However, if trends in the Civic's foreign markets are anything to go by, it's expected to see a price hike over the outgoing 10th-gen Civic FC. Also read: Singaporean buyers to receive all-new 2022 H

The Honda Civic continues to dominate the C-segment sales chart in Thailand for Q1 2021, as its nearest competitors, the Toyota Corolla Altis and Mazda 3 continue to lag. Data compiled by Headlight Magazine shows the Civic ended Q1 2021 with 4,098 units sold, while only 1,581 and 576 units of the Corolla Altis and Mazda 3 found new owners in the January to March 2021 period. Also read: Review: 2020 Toyota Corolla Altis 1.8G - Slowest in class, but does it matter? While the Corolla Altis has alwa

While Malaysia was caught up in the hype of the Perodua Ativa’s launch last week, the international press was focused on the launch of the new Honda Legend hybrid, now with Honda Sensing Elite technology - the world’s first road legal Level 3 (L3) autonomous driving car. Honda Sensing Elite is a step up from the current Honda Sensing, which in Malaysia, is fitted to the Honda Civic, CR-V, Accord, Odyssey, and later this month, the City RS (minus Low Speed Follow). While Honda Sensing is merely a

Following yesterday’s leak of the new generation 2022 Honda Civic Hatchback, we now have images of something that’s more relevant to our market – patent images of the Civic sedan, courtesy of Civic XI forum. Like the Civic Hatchback, there is no massive leap in the Civic Sedan’s design, more like an evolution of the current Honda Civic FC rather than a revolution. In keeping with the industry’s current trend of maintaining a consistent family-look across the model range (just look at Mercedes-Be

It is no secret that Malaysia is known for having one of the world’s highest car prices, as elaborate in our earlier post. But how much more do Malaysians pay for a new car compared to other countries? Well, after doing some comparison, here’s what we found. For starters, let’s take the Toyota Hilux. To keep things consistent, we opted for the closest variant we can find from Australia. In Malaysia, the Hilux 2.8G costs RM 139,888, while Australians need to fork out RM 147,548. Keep in mind that