Compared to other segments, the C-segment sedan market in Thailand is quite small with only 3 models vying for the top every month. For the first time ever in May 2022, there is a new champion for the month – the Toyota Corolla Altis. During the first 4 months of 2022, this segment is dominated by the Honda Civic but in May, the Corolla Altis finally took away the title from the FE having sold 528 units. It’s only 7 units more than Civic but a winner is still a winner after all. Nevertheless, it

Honda has announced that the 11th-generation 2022 Honda Civic Hatchback (codenamed FL) will go on sale in Japan on 3-September. Two trims will be available – LX and EX – priced at JPY 3.19 million (around RM 123k) and JPY 3.54 million (around RM 136k) respectively. Unlike the previous FC-generation Honda Civic, the all-new 2022 Honda Civic is offered only as a hatchback in Japan, following the discontinuation of the sedan. Also read: Honda City & Civic to be discontinued in Japan but not Malaysi

One of the most asked questions posed in our forum and Facebook group is “What car should I get if I earn RM xxx?”. If you decide on buying a new car, you won’t have many choices especially if you earn around RM 4k a month. Malaysians aren’t quite as blessed with options as some of our neighbours but if you want variety, then the used car market is your only option. It’s a near-endless smorgasbord of choices with really tempting prices. Also read: Indonesians get more choices than us - Toyota Ra

The FC-generation Honda Civic was a runaway success as a product, so much so that its successor, the Civic FE, will have big shoes to fill when it inevitably arrives in Malaysia. But as with every new model, one question remains. How has it evolved from its predecessor, the FC-generation, which remained a strong seller in Malaysia even towards the end of its model cycle? A Japanese publication sat down with the Honda Civic FE's Large Project Leader, Yosuke Sato, the man in charge of development

One of the hotly-awaited global launches this year will be of the all-new 2021 Honda Civic. Now in its eleventh generation, we already pretty much know how it looks courtesy of its prototype's debut on Twitch in November 2020. But that was a couple of months ago - we have something more current to show you. The Civic is already in Thailand! Under all the heavy, camera-tricking camouflage is the next-gen Civic, spotted testing in Thailand. As expected, this unit loses some of the visual flair as

Feast your eyes on the next-gen 2022 Honda Civic, as patent images depicting Honda's long-serving C-segment model have just surfaced. As seen in this patent images, the next-gen Honda Civic will adopt a more matured design, toning down from the tenth-generation model. At a glance, it looks like the next-gen Civic looks softer than the current model. The front-end, while looking like a a mini Honda Accord, does not seem as aggressive as the FC-generation Civic. The theme continues to the rear-end