Prices and specifications of the 10th-generation Honda Civic range have been revealed for Australia. The model is expected to make its full debut there in June, with a total of five variants of the sedan planned for now. CarAdvice reports that the Civic hatch will only arrive there early 2017, followed by the Type R.
- Civic VTi – AUD$22,390 (RM68k)
- Civic VTi-S – AUD$24,490 (RM74k)
- Civic VTi-L – AUD$27,790 (RM84k)
- Civic RS – AUD$31,790 (RM96k)
- Civic VTI-LX – AUD$33,590 (RM102k)
At the lower end of the range, the Civic VTi and VTi-S will be powered by Honda’s 1.8 litre i-VTEC four-cylinder petrol engine, producing 140 hp and 174 Nm of torque. The three higher-spec variants will feature the car maker’s new 1.5 litre VTEC turbo mill, developing 170 hp and 220 Nm of torque. A CVT automatic transmission will be fitted to all variants.
Standard-fit highlights of the base-spec Civic VTi include 16-inch steel wheels, halogen projector headlamps, LED daytime running lights, fabric seats, a seven-inch touchscreen display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, single-zone air-conditioning and a multifunction steering wheel. Basic safety features across the board also include six airbags, VSA, ABS, EBD, TSC, a reverse camera and an Agile Handling Assist System (AHAS).
A step up the ladder, and the VTi-S notably adds 16-inch alloy wheels instead, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, Honda LaneWatch, front and rear parking sensors and a keyless entry system. The higher-spec VTi-L adds 17-inch alloy wheels, automatic headlamps and wipers, dual-zone air-conditioning, DAB+ digital radio, electric-folding wing mirrors and a rear window factory tint.
The new Civic RS variant sets itself apart with the addition dark chrome door handles, a boot-lid spoiler, LED headlights with auto-levelling capabilities and a powered sunroof. Inside, it features drilled alloy pedals, an eight-way power-adjustable driver’s seat with black leather upholstery throughout, heated front passenger seats, a leather-wrapped gear knob and a 452-watt, 10-speaker audio system.
At the very top of the Australian Civic range, the VTi-LX does away with the RS’ sporty spoiler, dark chrome door handles and drilled alloy pedals, but adds several other key features. This includes a turn-by-turn navigation system, an auto-dimming rear-view mirror and a Garmin GPS system. For safety, it exclusively offers Honda’s Forward Collision Warning, Collision Mitigation Braking System, Lane Departure Warning, Lane Keeping Assist, Road Departure Mitigation System and an Adaptive Cruise Control system with Low-Speed Follow capabilities.
Back in Malaysia, we know that Honda is gearing up to launch its 10th-gen Civic next. A 1.5 litre turbo VTEC model has only just been spied in Melaka, confirming that Honda Malaysia is already testing its new engine on local soil, with an eye for introducing it here.
Additionally, we know that several eager dealerships in the country have already begun taking orders for the new model, estimating prices to fall under the RM120k mark for 1.8 litre versions and RM140k for 1.5 litre turbo variants.
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If feel cheap then go live in Australia !!! AP system owners need to monopolies in this country industry until AP owners become billionaier !!!!!!
Cheap because big Market in Australia? Big Market = sell many cars= cheaper cost
Why Thailand civic mahal? Salah Proton kah? Salah Ap? For me, we should not blame others. Study hard and become like Proton engineer can make own car and work in Ricardo UK that also make McLaren 3.8L Twin Turbo engine
Not to blame who, this is democacy country. Msian choose to pay RM140k for a Honda Civic with 120% Tax+Duties. While Austalian choose to pay RM68k of that Govt to rule the country with standard tax.
Why thailand 1,199,000 baht (RM139,100) for the range-topping Turbo civic? Jawab jgn tak jawab
Thai govt revised their tax duties policy, only eco car enjoy small tax, others pay for double price. Bad move Thai to follow Msia, where limited the purchase volume, impact to their local auto industry.
Thai still better. CAMRY hybrid Msia cost RM170k [+70% tax duties], while Australia only AUS $31k (RM95k). HYBRID CAR TAX DUTIES EXEMPTION IN MALAYSIA …??? hahaha…
what bout singapore n indonesia?
Why in Thai not cheap?
Ini semua salah proton!
Please close shop!
Msia Govt EEV prj just care about own pocket (elite & their gang benefit), the EEV presentation roadmap even worst only pair with SPM level essay. If morality mindset to go Green, CAMRY HYBRID should selling below RM100k right now right here.
Kenapa kau sanggup menyeksa diri untuk beli brg dgn harga yg mahal? Bukan ke bodoh? Jawab jgn x jwb.
We Malaysian pay RM140k for a brand new Civic you already ask why Australian get the same car for RM68k? Why don’t you ask Singaporean how they feel when they went along with a Civic on a RM300k price tag?
MRT and buses 10 times better (and cheaper dollar for dollar!!) than Malaysia. In SG, you don’t need car, still can travel in aircon comfort. Malaysia… buy scooter
you can’t look at the price of cars only.. there are many other things in Australia that costs much more than in Malaysia.. also, you pay A LOT of taxes .. GST.. income tax..etc. and they are all at a much higher rate than us in Malaysia.
Even saman rate in Australia also cost very dearly (not putting on seatbelt, be it front or rear passenger will cost AUD 500 fine, no negotiation allowed, even driver also will kena saman as well). If drive like Malaysian motorist in Australia, i can almost guarantee they will be thrown inside jail or at least lose their car and driving license.
Recalcitrant Ayu,what do you mean big?
Aussie n malaysia almost same population.I think u r adding the kangaroos(which only know how to kick your buttock).
Our cars are expensive cos of HIGH DUTIES.Stupid fool.Your car taxes including all new car owners exceed rm10 billlion a year,excluding road tax.
Do your homework first.Dont tokok.
Come SG see the price. U will run back to MY :-)
Alberto, Malaysia won’t be free if still under the AP cronies… change the law or changes the party !
Why r u replying to urself?
John or ah Beng, can’t admit Rakyat are more then dumno? Supporter like u won’t understand…
He is referring to car volume sales and not population
Malaysia 2015 TIV 666,674 units
http://paultan.org/2016/01/21/maa-releases-2015-total-industry-volume-tiv-sales-figures-for-malaysia-666674-units-matches-2014/
Australia 2015 TIV 1,155,408 units
http://www.fcai.com.au/Sales/2015-new-car-market
Their volume of new car sales almost double of what we have here
In other words if their car industry is making RM1000 profit off each car sold they have RM488734000 profit advantage against our industry
You are the one who should do your homework first and dont tokok
Kthnxbai
FYI Australia has the almost the same population as Malaysia
Developed country HIGH INCOME enjoy reasonable tax goods, enjoy life.
Third/developing country LOW INCOME pay for 2x double tax, for small elite group to enjoy the benefit, others 99.9% population pls work like buffalo.
First.
Here come the Government/Proton bashing.
Why need to bash?
macam bagus je policeman nie…
Siot je 68k.. jilake.
However insurance, road-tax, petrol and parking may cost more than their monthly instalment for their car..
Insurance not more than $1000. Rego about $800. Fuel about $1.20/L. Parking is mostly free outside the city. And cash buy. G’day mate!
Thailand civic = 1,199,000 baht (RM139,100) for the range-topping Turbo
Salah proton juga???
Very sad. Same people look like very proud but they dont know RM drop like hell until exchange also bad that Thailand. Last time still can said RM119.9k and now need RM139K. What a shame.
Are sure insurance is less than $1000? Green slip alone cost me $700. Fuel 1.20 equals to 3.00++. And not even ron95. Parking in city almost no free. A bit outside city maybe free but only for certain hours. Unless u live very far. Speed cameras. Police everywhere. And dont even start on the workshop. They just suck your blood until dry
That makes sense if you are using Singapore as comparison but in Australia as long u stay clear of parking in the city and own a low displacement eco friendly car you will not be subjected to hefty sums from the government.
Looks nice but still can’t beat in-coming Proton Perdana with Lotus Ride & Handling..
AUS$25,000, one could easily make a quick pay-off without take a long term 9-year loan with interest to settle a car that depreciates than it accelerates. Mind you, most Australians earns more than AUD$2,000 per month.
Now we can compare with Australia $$? I tot someone say not fair compare like that in article bout Singapore Civic.. is it when a car price higher we cannot compare but if the car price lower than Boleh can compare? wow…
Basher/RBA law:
If we r worse, compare compare compare. Then bash.
If we r better, just divert divert divert. Then keep quiet cuz dunno how to bash.
U oso same…talk nonsense.
Bro. Come here more often. Those that tokok is RBA clonetrooper trying to smear my name. His real nicks (which ever it is) are Albert Yong @ Albert @ George Abdul.
Example:
If takata airbags been recalled massively, they say jepunis got recalls that’s good, p1 less recalls means no good.
If p1 got recalls, they say worship jepunis coz no recall pulak.
Topkek
BN supporters and dumno law: always blame Rakyat except themself, supporters keep paying taxes until retired still paying non-stop ! AP cronies laughing happily in bank !
U oso same like John..talk nonsense.
Arent u the one that says a fire causing power window problem (which can burn whole car down) is less serious than a power window failure?
So how can anyone belip what u say?
Yea, my friend who is an engineering fresh grad in Aus able to own a Honda CRV but syukurlah MY has affordable perodua Axia lol
RM68k with 6 airbags. But when come idiot Proton creator Ah Pek M and his stupid Proton land price becomes starting RM120k with 2 airbags. All thanks to this idiot man who made 32 million Malaysians suffer!!
Plss calculate their insurance, road-tax, petrol and parking thanks. Can tell me how much?
And at thailand civic how much?thai no proton and ap btw
Thailand civic = 1,199,000 baht (RM139,100) for the range-topping Turbo
So salah proton juga????
And proton tgdi 180hp 250nm. Wow proton engineer is brilliant and capable. Hidup proton
Kalau proton engineer leh buat enjin, proton tak payah terhegeh2 mintak expertise Ricardo. Tak tahunya nak buat sendiri.
Ricardo tu research center. Nk developemnt ade kemudahan kat situ. Hidup Proton
Where is the Potong car now?? Market launch date??!! Cakap sendiri syok sendiri!
Where is this Potong car now?? Market launch date??!! Cakap sendiri syok sendiri!
Proton Engineer may be brilliant and capable…tapi Proton Hidup??? Itu merupakan satu soalan cepu emas yang susah untuk dijawab.
Very sad. Same people look like very proud but they dont know RM drop like hell until exchange also bad that Thailand. Last time still can said RM119.9k and now need RM139K. What a shame.
Anti P1 = Anti Tun M = support Najib
Mentaliti budak bola. Must pick team. Must pick mazhab agama. Must follow JAKIM fatwa. Other team bola is enemy. Other mazhab agama is not right. If not JAKIM certified is not halal.
If gaji AUD$3,000, then 3 tahun sudah boleh habis bayar.. I hate chu BN.. I hate chu..
Bro singapore axia how much
Singapore try to reduce and control number of cars. They have good and efficient transportation system. People no need car. Car is a want not need. Is Malaysia the same?
Try to want urself to Jurong/Tuas then see. U will then NEED a car. MY pipu only know how to Tokok
Jurong got the MRT station there. Tuas got a lot of Malaysians who wants to come to work in Singapore daily to work. Does the Singaporean Gomen should care about those Malaysians/Singaporeans who work in Singapore but don’t live in Singapore? No need to tokok lah, kawan.
Move there then, AirAsia X ticket just cost you RM1200 one-way…
Add the price of the optional Modulo kit plus other optional extras and suddenly you see that you can own an Accord for the same price.
Wow so cheap,. In umno land double the prices, because stupid people love them.
Thailand civic = 1,199,000 baht (RM139,100) for the range-topping Turbo
So ini semua salah Tun M , Proton ke????
Berapa kali mau ulang soalan daaa? Itu Operations Manager sudah jawab di atas…As for Malaysian context…”memang salah mereka dan keluarga mereka”…
Ulang-lang la bagus, bodoh.
Kan basher suka sangat compare harga dengan US, Australia. Keje malas ada hati nak harga murah cam negara maju.
Then in next thread they will compare again and again. So what’s wrong to ask and ask again?
Ulang-ulang soalan bodoh buat apa? Thai nak galak eco car tak kira dari mana, efficiency is the best policy. Malaysia sama ke? Ke penyokong AP nak menegakkan benang yang basah. Harga kereta Logic di sokong, harga AP harus disanggah…
Very sad. Same people look like very proud but they dont know RM drop like hell until exchange also bad that Thailand. Last time still can said RM119.9k and now need RM139K. What a shame.
Same price as Proton Suprima S Standard.
that why proton preve/suprima s cannot sell in australia. they can’t compete the price.
Lagi RM 5 Billion kena telan…
RM68k? Proof that Aussies are poor. Bolehlanders are rich, thus the RM140k price.
Kalau tak suka boleh balik Tongsan
Is asking other to go away the only solution to solve the backwardness of some. Come on, stand on your own feet to face the challenge. What wrong have we done to deserve this kind of second class citizen treatments? What’s wrong in complaining about high taxes?
Don’t think M’sian is stupid
”Malaysian prefer to pay higher price for same car with lower spec. This can make them fell more class and wealthier”. Our minister will tell us this statement.
Wonder why AP cronies keep richer all the time? AP system owners owns P1 and P2 shares drives Prosche and Land Rover asking Rakyat buy more Proton and P2… utusan supporters never wakeup !
cb see civic until sian. paul tan you no new news to report is it?
Compare Aus – High income low car price
Compare SG – High income, good public transport
Compare Thai – Exchange better than Malaysia and made malaysia goods become more expensive if convert from bath.
Many Malaysian still live in dream and not prefer wake up. It is fine, their choice and they choose to see small group of people drive Civic. I m ok and will book one too to support Poor Government who need money.
If u choose to buy a car just becoz of political affiliation, then u r even more short sighted than those u accused.
Hi John, you misunderstanding my meaning. What I mean is poor government manage country badly and let many people arguing on the car price and many feel pain when only can see but cant drive the car even that car not expensive in many countries. some use 3rd world country to compare with us mean they still sleeping.
If local car are good then should be 90% market share and export 30% globally and sub industries grow healthy and many rakyat got job in this industries.
Now government no time to focus on economy, everyday they need to clean the shit of IMDB and donation.
So Rakyat just help themselves only with own hardwork.
salary 2-3k, 33k can get top spec new civic…wow! salary 2-3k, 33k only get saga sv…erk!
Put it like this.Asian/Asean tend to sell higher price coz it’s 3rd world country.Its low standard,uncivilised people that easily to be manipulated by corrupt systems & very sissy sick mentality citizens afraid to rebel against unfair government.Unlike well developed country like USA,UK,AUS sell much cheaper coz those citizens more rebellious & proven democracy.Tell me what to hate about Australia? Dump all the dingo,kangaroo & koala shits along the streets all Asian willing to eat that too!
The spiders though…
LOL it’s double the price when they reach Malaysia.
mmg la murah, tgk skit income tax berape sane…
parking in kl/PJ shopping mall still 80cent per hour?
insurance premium never increase since 1980s??
our petrol never reach rm2.80 per litre??
malaysia no longer pay Roadtax and toll??
what toking u all??
u all 3.85 minister young padawan issit??