Achieving 20km/l or even slightly more is no problem myself. You get this when cruising at constant speed on highway and not in start top traffic.

1pcs Michelin PS4 RM488.. ok lah compare to other tyre shop

Lemme guess, you drive at 160-170km/h on highways and/or accelerate quickly often?

Hi Guys, can we playing video inside the car ?

Hmm, in that case I wonder which part of the car's warranty is affected. Few possible places the brake lights and back sensors. What else?

Got photo bro? How much u did?

What's a Ducklip Spoiler? or you meant deck lip spoiler?

Was planning to get the spoiler like the Civic Type-R.

https://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/MTQxM1gxMjAw/z/a...t_id=8800005007

same as mine. look very naive and innocent. wakakaka.

Yea cannot afford type R but I don't care what other people say XD I really like the spoiler. I think need drill hole also..drill hole will void which part mia warranty? haha

But I thought the type-r look alike spoiler need some drilling? Although no cable wiring is needed since the brake light is not connected or any sort

Hi all. I'm interested in getting a Civic TC but currently in dilemma whether to get used or new. More towards used (with low mileage) because faster to get the car, no waiting list. But am worried about the service interval warranty void.. Say if the used car park at the dealer for more than a few months without service and already past the service interval (more than 6 months after last service), consider warranty no more right?

Oh that's good to hear. Takut nanti service center blame drilling affected the wire and etc. But I believe tak ada affect la unless I wire the brake light to the spoiler. But I think Type-r spoiler no brake light 1.

Hey guys, im Honda city owner now. I plan to upgrade to civic, is it worth to get it ? Planning for 1.8 model. Hope to have your advise.
Thank q sifu sss

Just dropped my car at SC for warranty steering rack replacement due to the sound when turning to the extreme left/right during low speeds. Anyone got it replaced before and seen the issue completely fixed? Did it come back afterwards? Mainly concerned that it's a design issue that'll continue to surface over time even after replacement, rather than a one-off faulty part.

Same here, thinking whether now consider good rebate rate or wait until Oct/Nov (maybe Dec run out of 2019 model  )