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that's Shingo's VTEC noise. (Initial D reference)

didnt have an auto fold mirror car before, not that big a problem for me

but that auto fold feature is really good to have, not sure why honda malaysia removed it

what is the spoiled? the motor? but without motor still can use the hand right? Maybe I should play with the mirror folding less....

didn't know BR-V is a hot target for auto theft. how did u lose it?

drive more, let the ECU learn your foot, mine was jerking like almost engine dead, but no longer jerk after 500km.

Are you Adrian from Wapcar? HAHA

1. bluerish is the waze app design.

2. driving with speed will block the keyboard input.

3. Android auto isn't meant to use the phone to control the Head Unit. Instead, everything is done within the Head Unit.

No, definitely not.

You are confused with Hybrid cars with Plug-in Hybrid cars.

Generally, most of Japanese Hybrid cars are sort of "automated". Whenever the battery drops below certain value, the petrol engine will kick in to start the generator to recharge the battery, AUTOMATICALLY. User no need to control the car to run in EV mode or petrol mode. User cannot plug in external socket to charge the battery. Examples are Honda and Toyota.

On the other hands, most of the western hybrid cars are using separated EV and petrol system, which they call it Plug-in Hybrids. This type of hybrid can switch the mode of the vehicle in order to run in FULL electric mode, allows user to plug in external sockets to charge it, whenever the battery is depleting, it will switch automatically to petrol mode. In petrol mode it will help to charge the battery up so that EV mode can be used again. Typical example is BMW.

More info for the latest hybrid system by Honda, the i-MMD.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBkxpkExyZQ

how is this guy not famous? he is doing a great job reviewing the car

you need to know how a light sensor works. In our human eyes maybe not that dark, because our pupils adjust the size to let more lights come in during dark time. But light sensors actually measure the strength of the light source and trigger the auto headlight accordingly.

I used a shitty cable before, whenever picking up phone it will disconnect.

I terus threw away that junk and get a better one, now no more problem

Best cable brand out there is the Aukey, the most expensive one, but totally worth the price. All kind of cables tend to degrade/damage after a period of usage, including the original cables.

first of all what is your budget? if you are targetting 1.5S City I am assuming your budget is around 70k to 80k.

Trust me in that range, Honda City is the only one that has the biggest space, nothing else.

Reliability wise, Honda's engine and transmission faulty rate is very low. ( Not saying 0 but very low ) and can be considered as very reliable. Need not to worry about that .

I believe is something to do with the engine oil they use. The out-of-factory engine oil is only mineral oil and it can last 10k KM already

Civic 1.8 I feel like too "kosong", and no paddle shifters is a no no to me

I believe there will have a OEM casing to fit the 3rd party android player nicely

Depends on SA, highest discount I heard is RM3,000 so far

Ugly center dashboard, smaller space inside, no foot rest, useless arm rest, no telescopic steering.

For the Headunit, the USB for Apple Carplay and Android Auto is next to the Headunit, my cable will be hanging around so messy. City's design for it is so convenient and clean.

ADAS I don't reallly use, it is like a 1% usage to me. For AEB, IMO it is for those who are not paying enough attention when driving.

spoiler only or the whole modulo kit? that makes a huge difference

I saw from Facebook comment only, so far highest I saw is people getting RM3k cash rebate.


Depends on you like the kit or not, the kit is around RM2k, which means your car is around RM87k.