To all civic sifus,

Please kindly advice! I'm looking at a mid-2008 model (pre-facelift) clocked about 40KMs, excellent condition with full service record at Honda Svc Center. Owner asking for RM 108K. I didn't notice any dents or post-accident signs. Very well taken care off by the looks of it.

1) What's the estimate market value for this model?

2) Any common problems/issue for 2008 batch models?

3) What are the main thing/concern to pay attention to when inspecting this particular 2nd hand car?

Thanks!

Edit: It's a 2.0 model.

This post has been edited by netboy: Jan 18 2011, 09:50 PM

Hello fellow sifus, any thoughts? =)

This post has been edited by netboy: Jan 25 2011, 01:32 AM

What ever security system you put once your car is targeted it's gonna vanish. Connex is attractive because of the compensation scheme which I don't think other system can provide.

Installation only at official Honda dealers/showroom. First installation RM3,600. 2nd year onwards is RM360 yearly service fee.

Compensation(s):

1) If car tampered (Or attempted to steal by thieves), you get RM5,000 cash (Regardless car still there or not)
2) If car stolen, and recovered within 72 hours, you get to claim fixing bill up to RM5,000 (You still get to keep the first RM5,000 from 1)
3) If car stolen, not recovered within 72 hours (Regardless found after that or not), they pay you RM10,000 cash (to service your stolen car installment until claim by insurance company is done) and RM15,000 cash voucher (for downpayment for a new Honda car).

So based on their package I find it quite worth it. I believe no matter what system nowadays they are ways for theives to steal your car. We can't outsmart them. We can only slow them down. And choose the system that pays us (like the Connex).

P/S all these compensation by Connex does not interfere with insurance claim, which can proceed as per normal procedure.

Yup, one of the forumer here in this thread had the connex cobra installed. His car was attempted by thieves in Carrefour Wangsa Maju if not mistaken.