4 months for all models?
IINM, most of the people will go for 1.5 mid spec

Not too sure on that. I was asking on my particular model which is the top line spec.

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Kudos for auto lock. And yes, apple car play is available in our region, Malaysia, thai and singapore included.


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If only Dark Ruby Red Pearl turns out like this... Will look stunning on the Civic. But most of the shots I have seen on the City looks more like Iron Man red which is more maroon-ish instead of orange hues.



Reminds me of BMW M Sakhir Orange color which is a lovely color..




This post has been edited by GeekinE90: May 10 2016, 12:05 PM

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i think the waiting time will be about the same as the HRV

Car play not sure yet ,,,,
As info ,,, the first month will be 3+++ unit will provide for market ...
So I think should enough for supply for current market ...
I hope...

that's after launch. not including pre-launch

anyway, just placed the booking and waiting for BNW plate. can see it could take at least 2 months since now only BNT9xxx

White Orchid Pearl is Hero color! as it's only appeared for Honda odyssey, honda accord don't have this color too.

why don't take WC xxxx W ?

nope. don't like the alphabet at the back at all

do we get black font grille?

This post has been edited by cricketboy: May 10 2016, 12:14 PM

I think ruby red tends to look different depends on the lighting condition. In gloomy day it will look maroonish, deep red color if light hit it. I think this color is unique, not too flashy and subtle. But certainly white orchird pearl will be popular choice unlike ruby red.

https://farm1.staticflickr.com/651/21544456...413b642ee_c.jpg

just heard from my SA that i am one of the 10 people who booked highest spec in that KL branch and the waiting could be 2 months max after launched

that also depends on the color

Just got more info from my SA. The high spec model gain dual zone aircon, led headlight, fog light, auto headlight adjustable, navi. Not really a big upgrade IMO but I think should be got more things to justify the price.

BTW, anyone bought honda first batch b4. I scare got issue especially the turbo model since it just starting to assemble here in Msia and might not have enough experience. What you think guys?

Ventilated disk brakes and electric seats as well. Agreed that they can add more things to justify say a rm7k difference.

This post has been edited by Alternation: May 11 2016, 08:13 AM

Foglight is led. Heard that led headlight cost rm2k each so it pretty much justify the price gap. Don't forget premium spec also receives Hydraulic bushing as well.

Info from my superb and friendly SA - PM me if you want his contact number (JB based)

The Civic will come in 3 variants:

1. 1.8 vtec (141PS horsepower)
2. 1.5 turbocharge (173PS horsepower)
3. 1.5 turbocharge premium (173PS horsepower)

ALL MODELS WILL INCLUDE:

1) Remote Engine Start
2) Walkaway Auto Lock
3) Keyless Smart Entry and Push Start Engine
4) Reverse Camera
5) 7" Intelligent Display Audio system
6) 6 Airbags
7) Electric Parking Brake and Auto Brake Hold
8) 8-way power seat for driver
9) Emergency Stop Signal
10) 8 speakers audio system
11)Tilt sensor

Differences:
1.8 i-vtec
- Fabric tailored seats
- 16-inch Alloy rims
- projector lamps

1.5 turbocharge
- leather trimmed seats
- 17-inch Alloy rims
- projector lamps
- paddle shift

1.5 turbocharge premium
- leather trimmed seats
- 17-inch Alloy rims
- paddle shift
- LED headlights and fog lights
- Navigation
- Auto levelling headlights
- Chrome handle

Prices are not released yet until the launch but it is estimated to be around
- 120k+- for the 1.8
- 135k++ for the 1.5 turbo and turbo premium

COLOURS
-Crystal Black Pearl
-Premium Orchid White
-Modern Steel Metallic
-Lunar Silver Metallic
-Dark Red Ruby Pearl

If you're not in a hurry, always a good idea to purchase 1 year after CKD operations (best after facelift as most minor issues get solved here). During the assembly of each successive batch, minor changes maybe incorporated (like maybe extra sponge/padding on dashboard to reduce rattling, updated ECU for better engine performance, better assembly equipment tuning so parts can fit better, known faulty parts get swapped, solve some TSB items, etc. The parts supplier will also be learning along the process to optimise quality and production process. So, technically, each successive batch will be better than the previous one.

In other words, the first few batch of owners will be the guinea pig and Honda will be listening to their feedback and pass it on to the manufacturing/assembly end, hence successive batches will get lesser and lesser problems. This applies to all car brands

This post has been edited by wkc5657: May 11 2016, 09:54 AM

Thanks for detail explanation. Normally how long to take for them to move from the initial first batch to the successive batch? I plan to get the car early next year. I see the Honda City launched around 2014 but until now no facelift after almost 2 yrs. HRV also no facelift after 18months.

facelift normally after 3 years