The 2024 Honda City Hatchback facelift is on the brink of its launch here in Malaysia, and bookings are now open ahead of its Q2 2024 launch. Alongside its visual makeover, the facelift brings a slew of key feature enhancements, largely mirroring what the City sedan offers. For clarity, we've utilised images of the Thai-spec car for the new version, which is largely identical to those soon to go on sale in Malaysia. Exterior: New bumpers, black wheels for RS In typical facelift fashion, the City

Right after the 2023 Honda City sedan underwent its facelift (launched last week), photos of the 2023 Honda City Hatchback facelift undergoing tests in Thailand have since circulated, courtesy of auto sites Ridebuster and Car2day. The breadth of updates should follow very closely as its sedan sibling; that's to say redesigned front- and rear bumpers, and new wheels as well. In case you've missed that – have a look at the sedan pics below, the look now is a touch more elegant compared to the spor

Now that you’ve made the acquaintance of the all-new 2022 Honda Civic FE, it is time to talk money. Priced from RM 125,634 to RM 144,350, what is the recommended minimum salary requirement to be able to comfortably own one? Honda Malaysia offers three variants of the Civic FE, the base 1.5 E, 1.5 V to the 1.5 RS. At first glance, the prices are at least RM 10,000 more than the previous Civic FC generation. The Civic FE also comes with only one engine option: a 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engin

There is an Off position at the light control stalk, but nothing happens when you select it The same model in different countries have different headlamp control stalk If you own a Honda equipped with automatic headlamps, you may be wondering why you can’t switch off your car’s headlamp even though the light control stalk has an ‘Off’ position. Instead, the default position is Auto. You can move it upwards to ‘Off’ but it will always return back to its default ‘Auto’ position. You can however ma

Back in 2020, we reported that Honda Malaysia will be supplying the Honda Civic 1.8 S as police cars, various details regarding the police cars have surfaced, including its 4K digital video recorders (DVR). But that’s just the DVR, what about other police-specific equipment? Also Read: Watch out, PDRM's Honda Civic FC gets 4K DVRs Thanks to a post by “Polis Daerah Johor Bahru Selatan”, we now have a glimpse into the various equipment found in the Civic. Among the equipment that is shown include

Slightly over a month ago, we reported that the Royal Malaysian Police (PDRM) will be replacing the ageing Proton Wira and Waja models with the Toyota Corolla Altis and Honda Civic FC. Courtesy of the Honda Civic FC Facebook group, we now know that these police cars will be fitted with Viofo A129 Pro 4K digital video recorders (DVRs), recording both the front and rear of the car. For those in the dark, the Viofo A129 Pro is a dual DVR solution that shoots native 4K videos up front, and 1080p vid