thanks mate

i believed it'll brake and keeping the predefined distance

Does heavy rain impairs Sensing abilities? if not even a little, then bravo Honda engineers

yes correct

I have not noticed any impaired sensing. but lane keep assist seems not able to “see” the lane properly and i have to steer the wheel. properly it’s due to rain water blurring the lane line.

agree. very valid reason haha

In malaysia, they are ppl whom like to force in when theres gap.

Also, sensing is suppose to be a support not a replacement to human driving

PM

theyve got slots but do they have the spare part? coz the list of SCs show zero stock for all 🤔

Wait n see how in the next 3 days.


Nowadays they put the Chassis number at the passenger door side ya. Not in the engine bay like older cars.

Maybe makes the car abit easier to steal?

Anyone install ULtra racing bar in 1.5turbo Civic ? any big different and the price ?? it is worth ? need advise

Define nowadays? My old civic es had the numbers stamped on the door as well. And how this made the car easier to steal?

Hello Civic owners!

My dad is considering to get 1.5 TC 2020 facelift version as the daily driver to replace his aging myvi, any owners of this new model care to share what to expect or to take into consideration before buying? Thanks

yes, can feel the difference.
i would say worth it.

I came from a Nissan Sentra, that Number is in the Engine bay. Just a simple thought that it would be easier to swap out, or replace the VIN plate at the door compared to the one in the Engine bay. That's all.


Older Folks may not like how low the Civic is, when getting in and out of the car.

^ this is a valid point. My parents don't quite like Civic's low seats (especially the passenger side where you can't adjust height). They are just used to the Teana J32, which is has higher seating.

Well, since that the dad is already considering the looks should be what he likes haha. But yea, strongly agree on the getting in and out of the car for older people. My mom hates it since the car is much lower than our typical sedans.

Mine is the older version, so if I were getting a newer version, I would definitely check out the Honda Sensing and how it'll actually interfere with my driving. Although I heard it can be switched off so I guess it wouldn't be much of an issue if you ended up not liking it anyway.

Before this he's been using his company car which is the Honda Insight. That was wayyyy lower. I admit that car nearly broke my back each time I got out from it. I'm 180cm in height 😂 I fancy the civic is slightly higher than the insight.

But after testing drive the car yesterday he said he liked the ride of the civic. Smooth and feels planted. Other cars tested were the HRV.

Honda Insight is lower than Civic? I didn't realize this before. Sat in my colleague's Honda Insight every now and then... it felt like normal ride... (well my driver side I actually raised the seat quite a bit).

Yup. I fancy its lower. Getting in and out of that car if you got long legs like me is a real struggle. The civic I fancy is slightly easier to get in and out.

I have both the Honda Insight and Honda Civic TC. The Honda Civic is lower than the Honda Insight.