http://www.honda.com.my/model/pricing/civic
http://www.honda.com.my/model/specifications/civic
http://www.honda.com.my/model/major_equipment/civic

-Disclaimer: specs below mostly copy & pasted (with small addendum) from PT site (aka he who must not be linked).
1.8 RM113,800.00 OTR
Maintenance cost: http://www.honda.com.my/model/maintenance/civic?id=63
1.8L naturally aspirated SOHC i-VTEC engine, CVT gearbox
141 PS @ 6,400rpm, 174 Nm @ 4,300rpm, 0-100 km/h 10.4 secs, claimed FC 15.9 km/l
16-inch rims, 215/55 tyres
Automatic halogen projector headlamps, LED DRLs
Wing mirror indicators
Body colour door handles
Remote engine start and walk away auto door lock
Keyless entry and push start
Cruise control
Full colour digital LCD meter panel
Single-zone auto air con
Rear air con vents
Leather wrapped steering wheel
Steering audio buttons with electrostatic switch
Fabric seats
Eight-way powered driver’s seat
Seven-inch touchscreen head unit, eight speakers - Android Auto & Apple CarPlay compatible
MP3, iPod, 2x USB, HDMI
Hands-free telephone with voice recognition
Six airbags (dual front, side, curtain)
VSA, ABS, EBD, BA, Hill Start Assist
Electronic parking brake with auto brake hold
Multi-angle reverse camera
Ultrasonic and tilt sensors
Boot capacity 519L

1.5 TC RM127,800.00 OTR
Maintenance cost: http://www.honda.com.my/model/maintenance/civic?id=62
All of the above, plus:

1.5L DOHC VTEC Turbo engine, CVT gearbox with paddle shifters
173 PS @ 5,500rpm, 220 Nm @ 1,700-5,500rpm, 0-100 km/h 8.2 secs, claimed FC 17.2 km/l
17-inch rims, 215/50 tyres
Leather seats

1.5 TC-P RM135,800.00 OTR
Maintenance cost: http://www.honda.com.my/model/maintenance/civic?id=62
All of the above, plus:

LED headlamps, LED fog lamps
Chrome door handles
Dual-zone auto air con
Navigation (by Garmin)

1. AC issues: When in P mode, the car AC operation is normal, but AC is disabled whenever the car is on the move. Had to deactivate the AC on the HU and enable it back again - but the issue kept on coming back intermittently. So far only happens on the TC-P version *UPDATE: 1 TC unit affected too*. Suspect, bug in the HU software (AC is controlled using the HU software)
-Known fix- Honda Malaysia is aware of this issue. SC changed the compressor, Compressor/Radiator Fan replacement

2. HU Unit: beeping every few seconds. Similar to https://youtu.be/xVJtKn4-o6A
-Known Fix: Set the touchscreen sensitivity to low (default sensitivity is low, but might've been inadvertently changed by SA, owner etc)

3. Rattling sound on uneven road
-Known Fix: Cover under the steering area was loose. SA just tightened it up.

4. Rattling sound while at low speed on the right side of the dashboard.
-Known Fix: Rattling caused by improper socket installation

5. Strange/rough startup noise on the 1.5TC engine. Usually happens during warm starts (starting the car up again between 30mins - 3:30 hours after shutting it down previously. CivicX Thread Similar to (0:09 and 0:13) https://youtu.be/6pRZfJdWZqg
-Known Fix: Civic X PDF A pressure control valve is vibrating in the CVT lower valve body on a hot restart. NOTE: This noise does not impact function or reliability. Honda has an updated lower valve body to eliminate the noise.

6. AC tube outlet not connected causing water from the condenser to drip into the car floor slowly. Owner only noticed it when the floor was flooded.
-Known Fix: Reconnect the AC outlet hose Repairs Pic, Final Outcome

7. Apple CarPlay / Android Auto suddenly stops working. Changing cables and reconnecting multiple times does not solve the issue.
-Known Fix: Reboot the car's Head Unit by pressing and holding the Head Unit power button for 5 seconds and choose reboot.

8. Moisture buildup in side markers / headlights after heavy rain
-Known Fix: Lights will be changed by SC - SC will change or just fix seals on a case to case basis

9. Either USB port is not charging the phone. Head Unit does not detect USB thumb drive - formatted to FAT32 already
-Known Fix: USB port is not connected properly to the Head Unit. SC needs to re-affix the port.

10. Constant relay clicking noise underneath the steering column
-Known Fix: VSA / ABS Modulator would need to be changed by the SC. SC would try to update the VSC firmware before replacing the unit.

11. Rattling noise at the A Pillar
-Known Fix: The noise is caused by the bottom of the A Pillar was vibrating against the dashboard. Either make a complaint on the noise to the SC, they will add some foam tape to fix it, or you can lodge a piece of paper between the A Pillar and dashboard gaps for a quick fix.

OMG!!! The new Honda Civic in USA & Canada are being recalled!!! Why isn't Honda Malaysia recalling the new Honda Civics in Malaysia????? Ini Ah Jib punya salah!!!! Go Yellow Shirts!
Calm down boy/girl... We are aware of the (old) news circulating in social media, and typical of natural (Malaysian?) human tendencies, we share rumors/viral news without investigating it. American Honda on 29 January 2016 announced a stop-sale order on new Civics with the 2.0-liter engine “due to potentially missing or misset piston pin snap rings that may cause engine stall or failure.” Honda Civic sedans with 2.0L engines built between 22 September 2015 and 3 February 2016 was recalled, totaling 42,129 units. The Coupe versions are not affected.

In case you're wondering, no, this doesn't affect the Honda 2.0L engine currently sold in Malaysia as the recalled 2.0L engines are of a brand new design and is only available on the latest Honda Civic 2016. Honda Malaysia only equips it's new Civic with the tried and tested Honda 1.8L engine and the brand new Honda 1.5L Turbo engine. So please stop sharing this news like an idiot when it doesn't even affect you. Source: CivicX, Jalopnik, Autoblog

OMG!!! Honda Malaysia is now recalling their vehicles for faulty airbags!!! Why Honda Malaysia use six (6) airbags in the new Honda Civics in Malaysia????? Ini LGE punya salah!!!! Go Red Shirts!
Hold your horses cowboy/cowgirl... The latest Honda Civic, although still equipped with six (6) airbags, not even one of them use Takata made airbags.

"Speaking at the launch of the new Honda Civic, chief engineer Tadashi Inazu told Drive that the brand dumped the airbag supplier before starting work on the latest small car."

Discussing the issue through a translator, Inazu confirmed that the Civic does not use ammonium nitrate inflators and that the company switched suppliers to ensure customers are safe.

"It is not Takata that supplies the inflator," he says.

"We decided that before the car even started development."

You can now crash your car safely if you want to. Source: Drive

OMG!!! I read on FB/WhatsApp/WeChat etc that the Honda Civic in Malaysia got 8 issues!!!!! I can't read it coz it's in Chinese though!!!!! I need to learn to read Chinese characters to know what are the 8 issues!!!!!
1st of all, you can read what are the issues in plain English on this page, just above this section. Why? Coz some idiot website "mynews99" & author "zyxiaowanzi00" stole this information, which was originally compiled by me, that's why. They even had the gall to steal our member's lovely pics of their cars! In any case, although some issues are disheartening and frustrating, we all love our Honda Civic - you can see our members posting pictures of their lovely car and discuss on how to improve/take care/modify/ricer it as well as inform other members and owners about the problems we are facing and how to fix it. No car comes out of the factory perfect - not even your Ferraris, BMWs, Mercs - that is why carmakers give their cars warranty. If you are worried about buying the Honda Civic because of these issues, good luck in getting a car from another carmaker that claims to have 0 issues - no need warranty wor like that coz confirm 0 issues maaa. We are being honest about the problems our cars are facing and how to fix them. At least we are discussing these issues openly and sharing all this information for the benefit of all owners and future owners.

If you have any questions on this car, read the FAQs below, or just post it on this thread. If you want to get the car now, just get it. If you don't want to get the car because of all of these issues, then don't, we're not here to persuade you to get it. If you want to wait until all the kinks has been worked out, just wait la. In the meantime, I'll be enjoying driving my Silver Bullet.

Plagiarist : mynews99, moretify

What is the break-in period of my new Honda Civic?
Help assure your vehicle's future reliability and performance by paying extra attention to how you drive during the first 1,000 kilometers. During this period:
- Avoid full-throttle starts and rapid acceleration.
- Avoid hard braking. New brakes need to be broken in by moderate use for the first 300 km. You should also avoid hard-breaking for the first 300km whenever you change your brake pads.

I heard that the new Honda Civic comes with mineral oil in the engine. I want to change to a fully synthetic oil during the 1,000KM service.
There is absolutely no benefit in changing your oil more frequently than recommended in your owner's manual. This will only increase your cost of ownership, and create an unnecessary burden upon the environment by increasing the amount of disposed oil. Your oil should be changed at whichever interval, time or distance, occurs first. However, you should regularly check your engine oil whether it is at its recommended fluid level. Honda Malaysia only requires you to have your first oil change during your car's 10,000KM service, or when required by the Maintenance Minder.

Note: The below paragraph was in the American Honda FAQ page, but it has now been removed. Not sure whether it is still applicable anymore, but do what you think is best for your car
Your Honda engine was delivered with an oil that is specially formulated for new engines that have not yet developed their "natural" wear patterns and may contain minute particles from the manufacturing process.

American Honda strongly recommends this special oil be left in the engine long enough for these wear patterns to develop, usually until the first maintenance interval specified in your Owner's Manual, based on your specific driving conditions. Source: CivicX, CivicX 2, Honda US Dealer, Factory Engine Oil

What type of engine oil should I use for my new Honda Civic?
Honda recommends that you use a Genuine Honda Motor Engine Oil or another commercial engine oil of suitable SAE viscosity for the ambient temperature of the country. Your Honda Civic is compatible with 0W-20, 0W-30, 5W-30 and 10W-30 viscosity rating oils. However, it is recommended that you use 0W-20 oil as it is formulated to improve fuel economy.

I want to add engine oil additives as I heard it will protect my engine and improve it's performance!
Honda recommends against the use of any oil additives other than those already blended in the stock oil. Such supplemental additives are unnecessary when using quality oils displaying the Starburst certification symbol. Additives cannot prolong the life of a used oil, because the oil molecules have been broken down. The use of oil additives will increase your cost of ownership, and can lead to engine damage. These additives may also lead to turbocharger damage. Read more about this: X1R CFE

My Service Agent recommended me to perform engine / transmission flushing, but I checked that it's not a part of the Honda Service & Maintenance Package. Does the engine require periodic flushing?
Honda strongly recommends against this process, which is sometimes called "engine flushing." Any engine damage resulting from this procedure will not be covered under warranty. The reason many car makers don’t approve using these products is that they’re concerned some of these chemicals may react with rubber or plastic components in the engine and cause premature ageing and failures. Just change your engine oil regularly according to your service maintenance schedule and you should be fine without paying any of these extras. Honda America

What does the lighted wrench on your MID or dashboard mean?
It’s just one component of the Maintenance Minder system which calculates when you should have your next service or oil change. Only the 1.5TC and 1.5TC-P has the maintenance minder. The 1.8S servicing is by time (every 6 months) or 10,000KM, whichever is first. See the video below at the "Educational Videos Section"

Why does my Warranty & Service Booklet for my 1.5TC/1.5TC-P has 2 sections, Required Maintenance Record and Lubrication Maintenance Record?
Honda Malaysia for the first time has decoupled its normal servicing from it's engine oil & filter servicing for the new Honda Civic 1.5 Turbo. For other Honda Malaysia cars, including the new Honda Civic 1.8S, servicing is performed at an interval of either time or distance (every 6 months, or every 10,000km) whichever is first. For the 1.5T engine, Honda is using the Maintenance Minder system to determine when is the best time to change the engine oil - depending on your driving style and driving condition, your engine oil would need changing between every 7,000km-10,000km. As an example, should your Maintenance Minder system prompts you to change your oil at 8,000km, you can opt to include together your normal 10,000km/6months servicing together, or you can also just change the engine oil first, and come again at 10,000km/6months to perform the normal periodic maintenance - but without changing your engine oil.

How does the Maintenance Minder system work on the 1.5TC engines?
The maintenance minder system shows engine oil life in the information display to let the owner know when it is time to have the engine oil replaced and regular engine maintenance done. The system shows engine oil life left in KM, which drops over time as the vehicle racks up mileage. It starts out at 10,000KM with fresh engine oil, and winds down to 0KM, signaling the oil life is over.

The system counts down oil life based on engine operating conditions (both normal and severe). The on-board computer continuously monitors engine operating conditions such as speed, engine temperature, ambient temperature, time, and vehicle use to determine when an oil change is necessary. Driving short trips, severe stop & go traffic, hilly roads, hard driving and others will necessitate a much more frequent oil change than normal.

The Honda Maintenance Minder is very easy to use. As the on-board computer continuously monitors your vehicle, it provides continuous information on the remaining engine oil life left - simply depress the Select/Reset knob on the information display and you will see use progression. When the on-board computer determines that your vehicle has reached 1500KM of remaining oil life, it will turn on the Maintenance Minder light for you. In addition, each time the vehicle is started; the information center will default and automatically display the remaining oil life. To return to the odometer/tripometer, simply depress the Select/Reset knob. If you do not perform the recommended maintenance the display will start to show negative mileage. This indicates how many KM that the vehicle is past due for service.

The following chart will explain exactly when service is due:

OIL LIFE REMAINING	MESSAGE	WHAT TO DO
1500KM	Service Due Soon	Plan to take your vehicle in for service
500KM	Service Due Now	Take your vehicle in for maintenance
0KM	Service Past Due	Service is overdue. Take your vehicle in now.

If the Maintenance Minder prompts you to perform service A, you need to change your engine oil only. The cost to replace the engine oil and drain plug washer is RM138.63 and labour costs is around RM60/hour. All in all, around RM210 including GST.

If the Maintenance Minder prompts you to perform service B, you need to change your engine oil and oil filter. The cost to replace the engine oil and drain plug washer is RM138.63, oil filter is RM26.30 and labour costs is around RM60/hour. All in all, around RM240 including GST.

DO NOT under any circumstances delay your your oil change interval as this could void your warranty. The oil change maintenance minder takes priority. More information HERE

I made a post on some scenarios for the Civic 1.5TC engine maintenance

What is the top speed of the new Honda Civic?
The new Honda Civic's top speed is electronically limited to 207km/h

What is the new Honda Civic's cruising speed engine RPM?
- At 110km/h, the engine speed is at 1,800rpm for both the 1.5TC and 1.8 engines
- At 90km/h, the engine speed is at 1,500rpm for both the 1.5TC and 1.8 engines

What is the recommended tyre pressure for the new Honda Civic?
- For 1.5TC & 1.5TC-P (215/50R17 91V)
Speeds below 160km/h
Front: 220 kPa / 32 psi
Rear: 220 kPa / 32 psi

Speeds above 160km/h
Front: 240 kPa / 35 psi
Rear: 230 kPa / 33 psi

- For 1.8S (215/55R16 93H)
Front: 220 kPa / 32 psi
Rear: 220 kPa / 32 psi

- For All Spare Tyre (T125/80D16 97M)
420 kPa / 60 psi

I noticed that the Head Unit is actually an Android device. How do I install Waze on it?
Short answer is you can't, at least for now. Our esteemed member SackBoy will inform us further if there are any new developments in the xda developer forum if there is a hack similar to the Head Unit in HR-V and CR-V. Until then, only Honda is able to install new APK in our Head Unit. SackBoy V1, SackBoy V2

Update 11/7: Our esteemed member hihihehe has found a thread on how to do this now. Do it at your own risk.

For Android Auto compatible phones, you can also find the Android Auto and Waze for Android Auto at the FAQ below.

My car comes with Navigation (1.5TC-P). How do I update the map? Are the updates free of charge?
The map updates that Garmin Navigation that comes with the Honda Civic TC-P is free of charge for the first 5 years. Subsequent charges for the 6th year onwards are unknown for now. To update the map, please follow the instructions in the Honda Navigation Updates website. Typically, Garmin updates the maps once a year. To perform the update, you need:

• 16 GB USB drive
• High-speed Internet connection
• Up to 4 hours of time

Learn more about the Honda Garmin Navigation here.

What is the function of the headlight adjuster dial? When I set the dial at 0, the headlight beam is at its highest position, but when I set the dial at 3, the headlight beam will be at the lowest position. What does this do?
The headlight adjuster is for you to adjust the appropriate angle for the headlights according to your car riding and loading conditions. Follow the table below for the correct dial position

Condition	Dial Position
A Driver	0
A Driver and a front passenger	0
Five persons in the front and rear seats	1
Five persons in the front and rear seats and full luggage in the boot	2
A Driver and full luggage in the boot	3

I activated the "Walk Away Auto Lock" function, but it's beeping rapidly when I use it, and the car did not lock up. Why is this happening?
As you close the door of your car, you need to be within 2 meter radius of the outside door handle. You need to wait for the single beep signal for the car to affirm that the vehicle doors are all closed properly. After the beep, move away from the vehicle beyond the 2 meter radius for 2 or more seconds and the car exterior lights will flash and a single beep signal will again sound to signify that the doors are locked. However, the car will beep rapidly if:
1. You walk away too fast from the vehicle once you close the door (more than 2 meter radius before the first single beep)
2. You are too close to the car after you close the door
3. You open and close the car doors in rapid succession - confusing the system
When this happens, the auto lock function will be disabled. You would need to reopen and close any door again to reactivate the walk away auto lock function and follow the steps above.

I want to use Android Auto on the new Honda Civic, but it isn't in my Google Play Store! I see some people already using it, so how do I install?
Android Auto is Google's answer to Apple Car Play. Currently, it is only available in 31 countries, and Malaysia is not one of them. You can still install it on your phone and use it on Malaysia roads by following the guide in this link https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=82797944

I saw pictures of people using Waze on Android Auto on the new Honda Civic. I have already installed Android Auto using the link above, and Waze on the Google Play Store, but I only have Google Maps as the navigation. How do I choose Waze?
Waze has just release the Android Auto compatible Waze on 6 June 2017. The latest Waze for Android Auto is v4.27.0.1. It's still a Beta version, and has missing features and bugs. If you understand this and still want to use Waze on Android Auto, you can install it by following the guide in this link https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=85195248 Update: Waze has released Waze for Android Auto officially on 26 July 2017. Just download and install Waze normally, and follow the Android Auto installation above to use it on your Civic!

I'm super jealous of Android users because they can install Waze on Android Auto, but I'm using the Apple iPhone. Is there a way for me to use Waze with CarPlay?
In a word, yes - but you need to be using a jailbroken iPhone to do this. I'm not gonna explain how to jailbreak your phone, but you can search the many guides on line on how to do this. Our esteemed member Xaphier & giggs_509 has graciously provided a short guide on how to do this.

I need more Bass and Treble! How do I change the equalizer settings on the new Honda Civic's Head Unit?
1. Open your choice of music - USB / Apple Music / Android Music etc is preferable
2. Press Menu
3. Press Sound
4. Rejoice and adjust as your EQ as you want!
5. Press OK and Back to go back to your music

Is the fuel tank capacity of the new Honda Civic really just 47L? I like to live my life dangerously by driving until the fuel tank is near empty - How far can I drive until the fuel tank is empty after the range meter reaches 0?
Forumer Woody from the 10thcivicforum did this test, and I converted his figures to metric.

Gas Tank Capacity specification: 47 liters (12.39 Gallons)
Empty Gas Tank Refuel Capacity: 55 liters (14.5 Gallons)

Kilometers driven between when Range = 0 first reported and running out of gas: 116 km (73 miles)
Average fuel consumption at Range=0 suggests the gas tank reserve is about 7.6 liters (2 Gallons)

Observations:
Range stays at 0 as reserve fuel is consumed.
Fuel Consumption average reported goes up continually once Range=0 is reached

What should I do if I have any problems with my new Honda Civic?
First of all, remain calm. Try to search in Google for symptoms of your problem - also, have a look on the currently known issues above! - to see if others has experienced the problem you are currently facing and if there are any known fixes. Contact your preferred Service Agent in getting your problems fixed. If your Service Agent could not resolve the issue, try to go to your next preferred Service Agent in your area. Contact other people that already had their problem resolved and and find out which Service Agent managed to resolve it.

If all fails, or if you are still having problems, consider emailing the Honda Malaysia CEO at katsuto[dot]hayashi[at.or.alias]honda[dot.again]net[dot.sum.mor]my to raise it to the top level. Please do not email the CEO directly immediately after having any problems, no matter how severe it is. Go through the proper channels first to diagnose and resolve your issues. Email him only when the Honda Service Agents are not helping you to rectify your issue and only do so as a last resort. Please do not abuse or spam this email address.

All versions are suitable for city or long haul driving, for both men or women. The major difference between them are the engines, and extra features:
• More power - 1.5
• Less hassle of maintenance scheduling - 1.8
• Better fuel consumption (light footed driver) - 1.5
• Maintenance cost of the 1.5 engine is just slightly more than the 1.8

The rest are just add-ons that you may/may not need
• Leather seats - TC/TCP
• LED headlights & foglamps - TCP
• Dual zone airconditioning - TCP
• Paddle shifters - TC/TCP
• Offline Garmin navigation - TCP

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Honda Civic Specific Checklist:
• Gaps between body parts
• Exhaust tips leveling
• Paint surface quality (make sure you collect during day time when there is lots of light)
• Water droplets in headlight / side marker / tail light (normal within first few days, abnormal if present every time it rains)
• Steering wheel leather
• Welding joints / paint on welding joints at doors / inner boot lid
• After first driving off from Honda, consider visiting the nearest tyre air pump. The recommended tyre air pressure is 32psi or 220kpa for all 4 tyres. When you first get the car, it would normally be VERY high, up to 42psi.

Generic New Car Checklist
Source: Team-BHP, PDF

You are obviously excited about the delivery of your new car, but WAIT! Many have paid a huge price for the resultant haste, and its best to take some necessary precautions before driving away in your new machine.

Team-BHP enlists all that you should check for as a part of the pre-delivery inspection:

Before Registration:
Check for any repair jobs / body damage; damage to some cars is inevitable in transit and most repair work is glaringly obvious.

Preparations:
Confirm: the date of delivery with your dealership. It is best to go there only after the car has been prepared and is ready. If you have a preference for a particular day / time (for auspicious reasons), inform the sales person.

Daylight: We recommend accepting delivery in broad daylight, since the dark can conceal a lot. You may also not get good service in the evening since dealership personnel are in a hurry to wrap the day up.

Documentation: Ascertain that you carry any required documentation with you. This may include forms, receipts etc.

Third Person: It’s always a good idea to take a relative / friend along for suggestions, observations and comments.

Memories: Take a camera along.

At the Showroom:
Be Courteous: Don’t bully around. It’s a nice happy moment and the sales staff is as excited as you are. Treat them with respect, and you will get better service.

Get a Demo - Part of the salesperson's job is to acquaint you with your new car's features and how each one operates. Ask him to demonstrate the car fully, and top to bottom, in order to understand how everything works on the vehicle.

Visit the Service Department: We recommend meeting the service manager and getting familiar with the service center facilities.

Final Inspection:
Check the car again: A lot could have happened between the pre-registration inspection and today. It’s best to walk around the car and ascertain that the car is super clean! Look for any signs of repair work / damage such as paint difference, dents etc. Even the interiors should be squeaky clean.
Check that all lights and electric accessories are working fine.
Confirm that all the accessories you ordered are fitted on the car.

Check that the spare wheel is fresh. And that all related tools (spanner, jack etc.) are present. Are there wheel locks? If so, ensure that the lug key is there in the car.

Misc : Wipers, floor matting, first-aid kit & hazard sign.
What is the mileage on your car? It should not be more than a 100 km (or in the whereabouts) for most brands.

Ensure that there is enough fuel in the car. At least to get you to the nearest petrol pump.

Somehow, most new cars are delivered with over-inflated tyres by the showroom. Check the tyre pressure and make the necessary adjustments.

Tally your car's registration number with the number plate. Dealers are known for their carelessness here. One BHPian was about to take delivery of his car with different numbers on the front & rear plates!

Documentation:
Read the paperwork! Don't take anybody's word for anything. Make sure all the blanks in the contract are filled in.
Invoice. (Check that the Chassis and Engine number of the car matches with the Invoice).

Sales certificate.
All payment receipts.
Registration book or temporary certificate (Some States). Is your name spelt correctly? Are the car chassis / engine number matching with the actual?

Insurance: Ensure that coverage is valid and active.
If u are transferring ur NCD, bring along ur cover note / endorsement.

Owners Manual.
Duplicate Keys.
Original warranty with all relevant dealership stamps.
Extended Warranty (If opted for).
Warranty of third party items such as battery, tyres etc.
Roadside assistance Contact details.
Business cards of dealership and service personnel.
Say Thanks to everyone and leave!

8_new_car_collection_checklist.pdf
*to be further updated/cleaned when I have the time*

PM bcw for more details.

http://blog.regalvalet.my/

*to be further updated/cleaned when I have the time*

TLDR version:
If you care for the environment & catalytic converter : fill RON97 only (or from Oct 2018, RON95)
If you want to save money : RON95 is ok
Personally, I fill in Shell V-Power 97 or V-Power Racing. Some forumers are using BHP RON95 as they claim to be "almost" EURO4 compliant in their RON95 fuel source

Longer explanation:
The 2016 Honda Civic runs on RON92 minimum, so using RON95 fuel is fine. However, the car is actually EURO 4 compliant (engine and exhaust system) so it's good for the environment. Malaysia RON95 fuel is EURO 2M compliant only - thus filling the car up with EURO 2M will clog/poison the car's catalytic converter within a few years - necessitating an expensive replacement, or what Malaysians normally do is just cut the catalytic converter off (REALLY bad for the environment, shame on you who actually does this). Currently, only RON97 fuel and above in Malaysia is EURO 4 compliant. RON95 will only be EURO 4 compliant in Malaysia from October 2018.

Further reading from forumer comments
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Since Honda Civic is one of the popular vehicles to be stolen, I will will do a brief comparison between arguably the 2 most popular after market GPS security solution for the Honda Civic, which is the Cobra Connex and Katsana. Also, do read this excellent car security article from Christopher Teh. It was written in 2012, but the main points are still valid today.

Main Summary:

Details	Honda Connex	Katsana
Up Front Cost	RM2,960	RM1,599
Warranty	3 years	2 years
Yearly Fee	1st year FOC, subsequently RM380/year	1st year FOC, subsequently RM299/year
Installation Fee	Inclusive	Self Installation, or starts from RM100
Installer	Any Honda Authorised Service Center	https://www.katsana.com/official-gps-installers.html
Insurance	If the stolen vehicle is recovered within 72 hours, compensation towards vehicle repair cost of up to RM5,000. If the stolen vehicle is NOT recovered within 72 hours, compensation with cash of RM10,000 and credit towards the purchase of a new Honda from an Authorised Honda Dealer of RM15,000	None
More Information	Honda Connex PDF	Katsana

Additional Features:

Feature Name	Honda Connex	Katsana
Mobile App	iOS, Android	iOS, Android
Driver Identification Card	Yes	No
Real Time Location Tracking	By Request	Location updated every 10 seconds, 24 hours a day
Location Update Request	up to 50 times a month	Unlimited times a month
Historical Location Record	Not kept	Kept for up to 365 days
24 Hour Monitoring Centre	Yes	No
Vehicle Recovery Team	Yes	No
Intrusion Alert	Yes	No
Theft Alert	Yes	No
GeoFence Alert	Yes (Zone in & Zone out)	Yes (Zone in & Zone out)
Tow Alert	Yes	No
Speed Limit Alert	Yes	Yes
Battery Disconnected Alert	Yes	No
System Wiring Cut Alert	Yes	No
Car Driven without Driver Card Alert	Yes	No
SMS Alert	Yes	No
SOS to 24 hours Monitoring Centre	Yes	No
Car Dissuasion	Yes	No
Engine Immobilization	Yes	Optional with RM350 add-on

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Dent Repairs

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