Nearly 3 months after making its world debut, the 2022 Honda Civic (FE4) e:HEV hybrid sedan is launched in Thailand with two variants that now occupy the highest trim of the Civic range in the Kingdom. The two variants are the EL+ which starts from THB 1,129,000 (~RM 142k) and the RS which starts from THB 1,259,000 (~RM 158k). Note that the e:HEV RS essentially replaces the VTEC Turbo RS variant in Thailand. Still, the Toyota Corolla Altis Hybrid undercuts the price of the Civic e:HEV with price

** This article is published on WapCar Community. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysia https://www.wapcar.my/forum Basic information about my car 2019 Honda Civic 1.8s Reasons why I bought this car I got married to my wife back in 2018, and as soon as we are married, we are faced with a huge problem. We now own 2 Perodua Myvi. I mean, don't get me wrong, Perodua Myvi is a good car, especially when in town and in tight space and alleys. But, why would you wa

Let's face it. Unless your car is a rare piece of machinery, it will depreciate. This is why, for many people, resale value is as important for car buyers as the cost of maintenance. While there are some myths about resale value that are pretty much busted, there is still a prevailing perception that some buyers won’t choose certain brands because of how bad their resale value is. Trade in User's Car Form For this article, we’ll be taking a look at a few notable C-segment sedans including the Ho

Previously, we reported on leaked patent images of the 11th generation Honda Civic in both its sedan and hatchback form. Now more patent images have surfaced and we get our first look at the car’s interior and exterior details as well. From what we can make out on the dashboard, the next-generation Civic looks like there will be special trim running across the passenger side of the dashboard. The patent images also show that the new Civic's steering wheel will have toggle switches and a scroll r

The all-new 2022 Honda Civic has been spotted in Thailand, roughly two months after the initial sighting. Despite being draped in copious amount of camouflage, social media sources claimed that we’re looking at the next-generation Honda Civic. The wheels look similar to the earlier unit, indicating that this could very well be the next-gen Civic. This time around, we also get a glimpse of the Civic’s rear-end. While the camo makes it hard to see the actual design of the rear-end, the cutouts of

The new 2020 Honda Civic FC facelift is finally launched in Malaysia. Order books have been open since the preview last year, but delays in price approvals kept it from being officially launched. Anyway, the Honda Civic facelift comes in 3 variants like the pre-facelift model - 1.8 S, 1.5 TC, and 1.5 TC-P. Prices start from RM 113,600 to RM 139,600. What’s new of 2020 Honda Civic? Changes to the exterior are minor, keen-eyed individuals will notice the new front bumper with restyled fog lamp hou