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

** 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 about my car Honda Civic FC 1.8 2017 Reasons why I bought this car To replace my problematic Kia Forte 2.0 (2012). I needed a car I can get around quickly and has to fit my family comfortably. Not yet reach the uncle/taukeh stage so a C-segment car will do. Probably my next car will be a D-segment car. Car Selection Process I

In what some people might think as a “pro-gamer move”, Honda has launched the all-new 2021 Honda Civic in a Twitch livestream. Based on what we’ve seen so far, it looks lit and Civic stans are definitely looking forward to the arrival of the hotter Civic Type R. For now, what are the changes between the all-new 11th-gen Civic and the outgoing 10th-gen FC? Exterior – Goodbye ‘ketam’ lights To put it in terms that the Gen-Z might understand, the controversial crab-claw (ketam) taillights have been

Some iterations of the next-generation Honda Civic could be totally be homegrown models as Honda has decided to transfer some production from the United Kingdom to Japan. The Swindon plant currently produces the Civic hatchback and the Type R - be it for sale within Europe or beyond (the Type Rs we get are made there) among others. The plant is also shutting down in 2021. This decision comes as the UK is set to leave the European Union. As such, the British and Japanese governments are reportedl

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,

(2020 Honda Civic Price & Specs | Gallery) Fans can now buy the updated 2020 Honda Civic FC facelift following its official launch in late February 2020. The refreshed Civic goes up against the likes of the all-new Mazda3 and Toyota Corolla Altis. With the discontinuation of the Volkswagen Jetta, the Honda is now the only turbocharged C-segment sedan in Malaysia. As before, there are 3 variants of the most popular C-segment sedan available – 1.8 S, 1.5 TC and 1.5 TC-P priced between RM 113,600 t