guys help!!!
i also am an owner of HCH
but my fc can only achieve 14.9km/l MAXIMUM!!!
darn this, i think im having issues with mine , can someone please clarify with me, or should i go consult honda?

hey people, theres a facebook page now on Honda Civic Hybrid
that u can like and ask any questions regarding your cars and we can all discuss it

hey thanks alot, its fine now getting 21-23km/l avg

yes, but this means i have to drive like a grandma, and coming from a 20yr old thats saying something, i very gently accelerate from stops to decent speeds, on the highway i never pass 120km/h barrier. around town i watch the economical indicator trying to keep it green at all times.. All these was too much to implement on everyday driving la, so my normal driving i would avg 15-16.
BTW CHECK OUT THIS NEW LINK ON FB ON CIVIC HYBRIDS
https://www.facebook.com/roguehybrids

owh im from kajang too haha

hey, just wanted to ask,
so far has anyone tried their civic hybrids up on hills?
genting perhaps?
if so any problems? thank you in advance )

has anyone retrofitted their hybrid headlights with xenon hid yet?
curious to know of the outcome.

top speed recorded 202km/h

can anyone share what engine oil they use for hch?
previously using 5w40 fully synthetic from honda cause they say more power
but now wanna try the 0w20 also fully synthetic caused it allows better fc.
tq

not sure but maybe it was the 0w20?
currently using 5w40 red one
wan power lol

i can only get 13.7lm/l
always flooring my civic hybrid... ahahah but love it la,
not bad power and very silent and stable ..
avg speed, 140-160)

what are you looking for in a car?
problems,
-the regenerative brake isnt consistent and can get annoying after awhile.
-boot is too smalll
not really a problematic car la.
honda is reliable.
slap on a bodykit and youll have a sporty and sleek ride

yea, because the battery is packed between the rear seat and the boot.
quite a compromise if you are looking for a practical compact sedan

well japanese cars are well known for their reliability, so you dont have to concern yourself about that, plus the new warranty for the hybrid battery has been extended to a further 8 year warranty. so you can breath a sigh of relief.

personally, this car has saved me tons of $ on petrol, as i commute a distance of 40+40km per day, this car is most economical apparently on highways. so yea, if youre looking for a stylish fuel saving vehicle that is around 100k budget, look no further, civic hybrid is the choice

Hey guys!!!!
Used red colour 5w40 fully synth oill for 10k servixe
Now 20k dunno to try the green one 0w20 which is rexommended for hybrids as our cars tend to run ir operate under lower temperatures.. Hmmm
Helpppp

go for vossen rims!
nothing beats vossen,
get original ones and your performance will not be affected because they are forged and therefore extremely lightweight.

i noticed long ago!
but sc told me its a potential function, u can fit a drl and link it to the on board com..
some compy stuff.. not bothered hahaha

the facelift model in us for the hch does have drl that replaces the front fog lamps position with more body chrome wrapped around the car for a more luxurious feel. it is nicer than this current outgoing version. but i doubt itll come to us :/
owh and has anyone heard of qmax products/
they sell
-voltage stabilizers
-grounding cables
all sorts of etc that imrpoves fuel economy and horspower and torque.
i used them for my 2nd gen crv and i have to say, it felt much lighter and was very eager to go.
plus fc has gone up significantly.
but for my hch, since its a hybrid system, not sure whether or not i should temper with it.

what is more important to u?
-built quality
-performance
-fc
-engine cc
-standard equipment

Then i recommend you get the 1.8 because the engine is tried and true