i was in the same situation 2 weeks ago.
a 1.8 always the safest choice financially, and nearly 15k difference i thought what possibly could go wrong if i went for that. plus my thinking at that time was, i dont need this-that-this-that so on, and 1.8 should be allright.

until i went to see the exact vehicle.

at that moment i promise u my mind suddenly declared 1.8 is a no no for me. worse still, after that i sat in the hybrid. i was set on either hybrid or the 2.0. it cannot be the 1.8. it just tooooo plain for my liking and i cant help but to think the specs are too bare to justify committing myself to an over 100k car. if u cant commit just to an additional 210RM permonth, i strongly suggest u to add jussssttt an additional 70RM permonth for the hybrid.

of course the hybrid is something people quite uncomfortable with but with that price (i was hoping it is lower than 120k) u are better off with it.

Hm.... frankly speaking, since we have a RM97k 2.0 Forte with higher spec than this Civic, what is the reason u guys choose on Civic instead of Forte? Thanks for the sharing  =)

Hm.... frankly speaking, since we have a RM97k 2.0 Forte with higher spec than this Civic, what is the reason u guys choose on Civic instead of Forte? Thanks for the sharing  =)

Peugeot 4008 SUV or Civic 2.0 navi? I know they are not the same range, but if the price about the same, which one you prefer?

Civic don't have auto light right? only Hybrid got right?

Hm.... frankly speaking, since we have a RM97k 2.0 Forte with higher spec than this Civic, what is the reason u guys choose on Civic instead of Forte? Thanks for the sharing  =)

It goes the same to me, I went to test drive both and sure you will find the different.

Initially my choice was peugeot 408T, regardless of performance, pricing, and spec it reserved my first pick, but HM strongly disagree due to uncertainty of realibility & high maintenance.

Which petrol you guys use for the Civic ? Thanks.

Which petrol you guys use for the Civic ? Thanks.

Your HM is a smart woman. Top class car when everything is in order but still let down by really 3rd world service. And French reliability... too many issues you can read online by just looking around. If you young and no family yet, it might be worth considering even with all the potential issues attached, otherwise, I'd say just save yourself some potential pain and suffering.

Btw, if you guys are doing 3M tint, you should get a e-warranty approximately 2 to 3 weeks after your tint has been done at a 3M authorized applicator in your email. It should look exactly like below. There is no hard copy unless you print it yourself so your only other proof before this is to keep the official receipt given by the authorized 3M applicator

bro, i'm wondering the dealer didn't pickup my email and how they're going to email this e-warranty to me, or they has no intention to do so in first place. Is it normal or SOP that the dealer must dispatch this e-warrantly to end clients or whats the practise most dealer do?