All variants get the same powertrain Starting price much higher than before Which variant offers the best proposition? Last week, we saw the launch of the all-new 2022 Honda Civic FE, now with three variants available – 1.5 E, 1.5 V, 1.5 RS, priced at RM 125,634, RM 138,043, and RM 144,350 respectively. Unlike its predecessor (the Civic FC), all variants of the 2022 Honda Civic FE get a 1.5-litre turbocharged engine – no more 1.8 NA – that makes 182 PS at 6,000 rpm and 240 Nm from 1,700 - 4,500

A year ago, Toyota Motor Thailand (TMT) gave the Toyota Corolla Altis an update in a bid to dissuade buyers from getting the Honda Civic instead. Needless to say, that doesn’t seem to work as the Civic has been leading so far ahead of the Corolla in sales, at least in the first half of 2021. With the all-new Civic FE launched in Thailand in August, that gap is likely to grow larger. Nevertheless, TMT decided yet another update is in order for the Corolla Altis and this time, the GR Sport (GR-S)

For most buyers out there, the Honda Civic is a safe choice for a familar car. Rightfully so, seeing that the Civic is a relatively fuss-free mode of transport. But what if someone fits a Toyota Supra-sourced 2JZ into the humble little Honda Civic Hatchback? This is the end result – a rear-wheel drive Honda Civic Hatchback capable of delivering 450 PS. Yes, that’s even more than the venerable FK8 Civic Type R, which manages just 320 PS. In this 8-minute clip, Chinese automotive portal YiChe (Bit

As part of Toyota and Suzuki’s ongoing partnership, both companies have rolled out a number of rebadged models, including the Suzuki Baleno (Toyota Glanza), Toyota RAV4 (Suzuki Across), and Toyota Corolla Wagon (Suzuki Swace). According to reports from India, Toyota recently registered the Belta name in India, fuelling rumours that Toyota could be rebadging yet another Suzuki sedan. The sedan in question could be the Suzuki Ciaz, which is said to replace the Toyota Yaris sedan. For those uniniti

BMW recently released a new video showcasing the recently-updated BMW 5 Series running wireless Android Auto, roughly 6 months after announcing their plans to include support for Android users. With that in place, BMW models running on Operating System 7.0 now support both Android Auto and Apple CarPlay, both wirelessly. As shown in the video, once the phone is paired to the car, no cables are required for Android Auto to run. Just place the phone in the Qi wireless charging pad and you’re good

What happens to a car’s odometer once it has used up all the available display digits? Well in the case of this Honda Civic in USA, the odometer is now stuck at 999,999 miles, which is essentially over 1.6 million kilometres. News of this particular million mile mileage Honda was first posted by US-based Honda fan HondaPro Jason. What’s even more surprising is that the car continues to be driven and it is estimated to have clocked close to 1,043 miles (1,700 km) over the odometer’s 999,999 miles