You’ve seen the ASEAN-spec ninth-gen Honda Accord at the Bangkok show; now it looks like it’s going to be our turn soon. Once again, our sister classifieds site oto.my has served up indicative pricing and specs – this time of Honda’s latest D-segment contender for our market.
UPDATE: We’ve driven the new Honda Accord. Click here to read our review.
The ad is for the 2.0 litre version, with push start, leather seats, sat-nav, reverse camera, DRLs and Econ mode among the equipment mentioned – sounds very much like our neighbours’ 2.0 EL Navi variant. 155 PS and 190 Nm of torque are fed to the front wheels via a five-speed auto gearbox.
An indicative price of RM149,800 is listed, and according to the ad, we’re looking at a probable launch sometime in August or September. Remember, things have yet to be made official – for the real deal, we’ll just have to be patient.
Learn more about the ASEAN-market ninth-gen Honda Accord here, and its US-market counterpart here. Click here to go to the ad on oto.my.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments regarding the ninth-generation Honda Accord on oto.my are mostly positive, praising its driving experience, interior quality, and safety features, with some expecting it to outsell competitors like K5 and Camry. Many find the design safe, mature, and timeless, preferring it over more radical looks from Korean models. Safety features such as multiple airbags and high crash test ratings are highlighted as advantages. However, some critics mention that the exterior looks plain or boring, with comparisons to older models and other sedans. Questions about engine variants, features in local versions, and launch timelines are also raised. Overall, the comments reflect a mix of admiration for Honda’s reliability and technology, with some disappointment over design choices.