Sometimes it seems that anything is possible in Malaysia – even Honda dealers who allegedly know the price of the all-new 2022 Honda Civic Type R (FL5) - even before its official launch in Japan! Rest assured, Honda Malaysia has swiftly rubbished these claims.This is in response to a recent social media post on Facebook that claims the 2022 Civic Type R was open for booking, and that the vehicle(s) in question are under warranty by Honda Malaysia, suggesting that these are officially impor

There’s no such thing as a perfect car for everyone as the needs and preferences of each differ from one another. However, I have a theory that if you plot a Venn diagram of the common needs of most Malaysian car buyers, one of the cars sitting at the intersection is the 2022 Honda Civic. Overview: 2022 Honda Civic RS Price RM 150,700 (OTR with SST) Segment C-segment Engine 1.5L turbo 4-cyl Transmission CVT Power 182 PS @ 6,000 rpm Torque

The Honda Civic wasn’t the only coveted Honda nameplate to make a big celebration in 2022. The Big H’s performance division, Type R is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.While the red R is currently only available on the Civic which saw the latest generation unveiled last week, the name was used on three other models – the NSX, Integra, and Accord.In fact, the Type R division helped to spark a performance renaissance among regular carmakers. The likes of Toyota, Renault

Honda Malaysia has delivered over 39,000 cars in the first half of 2022, up 60 percent when compared to the same six-month period in 2021. From the six months, March was an incredibly strong month for Honda, with more than 10,500 units sold.The results also gave Honda a 12 percent market share in Malaysia’s new car sales.With this, Honda Malaysia is confident that it can hit its 2022 sales target of 80,000 units.In terms of sales performance by models, the City was the best-selling model,

Having gone on sale in Thailand, the 2022 Honda Civic e:HEV is the hybrid variant of the Civic we want, but cant have... yet. Heres closer look at this mean looking, hybrid machine. For Thailand, Honda is offering two variants of the Civic e:HEV: EL+ and RS, which now become the 2 uppermost variants of the Civic range in the Kingdom. Prices are as follows: e:HEV EL+: THB 1,129,000 (~ RM 137k) e:HEV RS: THB 1,259,000 (~ RM 153k)Powering the Civic e:HEV is the same unit that is found on the Accor

Few cars are as instrumental as the Honda Civic in threatening gas-guzzling land yachts and blowing up the whole tuned imports scene in America within a span of 50 years. In Malaysia, the Civic has always been associated with our own modification culture in both boosting VTEC power and pretending to be a Type R.Since 1972, nearly 30 million Civics have been sold in 170 countries around the globe and to call it a major success for Honda is an understatement. While the first-gen might look like a