QUOTE(bibirbieber @ Sep 17 2024, 06:12 PM)
Mine is ready stock, got the car within 1 week.
Can share review and how is the fuel consumption?Honda City RS Recommendation, Petrol or Hybrid?
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QUOTE(rko0504 @ Sep 24 2024, 08:58 AM) Can share review and how is the fuel consumption? Overall happy with my choice. Fuel consumption is really good. On average I get 19-22 km/l. You can enter facebook groups to see the reviews/issues that user complaint there. There is no perfect car, so you just can choose which flaw that you prefer to drive with.  amscouzach57 and Quazacolt liked this post
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QUOTE(bibirbieber @ Apr 17 2024, 07:47 AM) Hello sifus, You want less or more headach? Petrol should give less.I need some advice and from you all since I'm in dilemma want to buy Honda City RS Petrol version or Hybrid version. Currently I'm driving Myvi 1.5H. As of now I only drive my car on weekends since working remotely (Not sure later if change work how). As for the budget I'm okay for both variant above but there are few things that bugging me which I need sifus here to share opinions Hybrid 1. Re-sale value of the car is lower. 2. Bonet space is 410 Liter only which almost 100 Liter smaller compared to the Petrol version 3. Reliable or not? Petrol 1. No Low Speed Follow feature 2. Petrol consumption more than the hybrid brother. Sorry because I'm kind of noob in this automobile thingy. hope you all can help me with this. Thanks in advance You mainly drive in town or highway? Highway driving, probably no or minimal different in fuel consumption. Petrol may have better performance. This post has been edited by touristking: Sep 26 2024, 08:25 PM |
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QUOTE(touristking @ Sep 26 2024, 08:24 PM) You want less or more headach? Petrol should give less. ts already bought city rs hybridYou mainly drive in town or highway? Highway driving, probably no or minimal different in fuel consumption. Petrol may have better performance. GamersFamilia, Quazacolt, and 1 other liked this post
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QUOTE(bibirbieber @ Sep 26 2024, 06:12 PM) Overall happy with my choice. Fuel consumption is really good. On average I get 19-22 km/l. You can enter facebook groups to see the reviews/issues that user complaint there. There is no perfect car, so you just can choose which flaw that you prefer to drive with. hai.can u share fuel consumption driving on the highway ? what is the best speed ya for best fuel consumption.im highway traveller .every week 700km with 350km one way..currently thinking between city sedan hev and byd seal 06.do u wish u had buy bigger car ? still contemplating with alza.but city and byd still my top 2 choice This post has been edited by kernel123: Oct 27 2025, 12:10 PM |
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QUOTE(kernel123 @ Oct 27 2025, 12:10 PM) hai.can u share fuel consumption driving on the highway ? what is the best speed ya for best fuel consumption.im highway traveller .every week 700km with 350km one way..currently thinking between city sedan hev and byd seal 06. Go for proton emas7 🐝😍🐝do u wish u had buy bigger car ? still contemplating with alza.but city and byd still my top 2 choice |
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QUOTE(kernel123 @ Oct 27 2025, 01:10 PM) hai.can u share fuel consumption driving on the highway ? what is the best speed ya for best fuel consumption.im highway traveller .every week 700km with 350km one way..currently thinking between city sedan hev and byd seal 06. EV is more towards city driving, if you want to travel more on highway is better to buy normal petrol engine. do u wish u had buy bigger car ? still contemplating with alza.but city and byd still my top 2 choice EV higher speed more faster drop of battery power. |
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Go for the Petrol of course.
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Frankly go for petrol version
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QUOTE(kernel123 @ Oct 27 2025, 12:10 PM) hai.can u share fuel consumption driving on the highway ? what is the best speed ya for best fuel consumption.im highway traveller .every week 700km with 350km one way..currently thinking between city sedan hev and byd seal 06. On long highway drive can get 23-24km/l. I drive at constants speed around 100-110km/h. In city drives usually I get around 20-22km/litredo u wish u had buy bigger car ? still contemplating with alza.but city and byd still my top 2 choice |
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QUOTE(bibirbieber @ Nov 2 2025, 11:56 AM) On long highway drive can get 23-24km/l. I drive at constants speed around 100-110km/h. In city drives usually I get around 20-22km/litre If highway speed around 100-110km/h better FC then city drive? |
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QUOTE(rko0504 @ Feb 3 2026, 11:49 AM) If highway speed around 100-110km/h better FC then city drive? Yes correct. |
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QUOTE(romuluz777 @ Oct 28 2025, 07:18 PM) Go for the Petrol of course. He already bought the hybrid versionNone of that hybrid crap. bibirbieber liked this post
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QUOTE(bibirbieber @ Feb 5 2026, 01:51 PM) Yes correct. I thought the ehev version is the opposite compare to petron version on fuel consumption |
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my 2 cent ... stick with MYvi for 2 more years then only consider to buy new car
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QUOTE(Coin2decide @ Feb 11 2026, 09:11 AM) my 2 cent ... stick with MYvi for 2 more years then only consider to buy new car QUOTE(GamersFamilia @ Feb 9 2026, 05:52 PM) He already bought the hybrid version bibirbieber liked this post
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QUOTE(Coin2decide @ Feb 11 2026, 09:11 AM) my 2 cent ... stick with MYvi for 2 more years then only consider to buy new car Too late, ts already bought and currently enjoying his new car bibirbieber liked this post
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No point buying the eHEV RS, just get the petrol variant. Petrol is so cheap nowadays. The petrol variant offers much better resale value also in future.
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