** This article is published on WapCar Community, representing the opinion of users. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysia https://forum.wapcar.my/ Basic information of my car: 2013 honda civic fb 2.0s Reasons why I bought this car Was eyeing on for a C-segment sedan on that moment. Everyday car point A to point B car Car selection process I had a budget of: RM+-100,000 Models that I have considered include: toyota altis, Mazda 3 Reasons why I chose this car

Honda Automobile (Thailand) Co. Ltd congratulates Miss Anchilee Scott-Kemmis for winning the Miss Universe Thailand 2021 title. As the official sponsors of the beauty pageant, Honda Thailand is also gifting Miss Anchilee an all-new 2022 Honda Civic. Anchilee is now the proud owner of the range-topping Honda Civic RS variant finished in Platinum White Pearl. The Civic costs THB 1.2 million (~RM 153,800) and was handed over to the beauty queen at the Nong Nooch Theatre. Also read: A free 2022 Hond

Last week saw the ASEAN launch of the all-new 2022 Honda Civic FE in Thailand. Safe to say, the all-new Civic comes equipped with the latest and greatest gadgets, some previously not available in the FC-generation predecessor, like the Honda Smart Key Card. Not content with having a regular key fob for users to keylessly enter and start their cars, the Civic FE RS variant comes with what Honda calls the Smart Key Card. Well, it functions just like a keyless fob, but packaged in a more elegant an

Headlight Magazine reports that the all-new 2022 Honda Civic (FE) sedan will be launching in Thailand next month, this time coming with just one engine option across the board. The publication states that the Thai-spec 11th-gen Civic will drop the currently-offered 1.8-litre, naturally-aspirated engine, and every variant will then be powered by a 1.5-litre turbocharged mill. Hybrid e:HEV variants are said to follow in 2022. Also read: All-new 2022 Honda Civic e:HEV hybrid, Type R models to debut

The interior of the 2020 Honda Civic as Honda tells us is designed with the 'man maximum, machine minimum' philosophy in mind. Which is just another way to say they squeezed out every bit of space possible, really. Is that really the case though? Let's take a closer look at the Civic's interior and pit some notable changes against its older one, just so you have an idea on what's new and see if it really does embody Honda's philosophy. Without further ado... Good ergonomics Space is something it

As we have reported before, the Royal Malaysian Police Force (PDRM) has selected the Honda Civic 1.8 as its choice of patrol car, replacing the aging Proton Wira and Waja units. The last time we reported, the PDRM has ordered 425 units of the Honda Civic and already received 30 units. This time, the Perak police have received 44 brand-new Civics, ready for their um…civic duty. According to Perak police chief Comm Datuk Razarudin Husain, the new cars are to improve the police force’s performance