With the update of the Civic to the latest facelifted generation in Malaysia, Honda has introduced a matching Modulo kit to go with it. Above is how the new Civic facelift with the bigger grille and Type R-ish bumper looks like with the Modulo bits slapped on.
The whole package consists of a front lip, a rear lip and side skirts with a trunk spoiler to finish it off, costing a total of RM 5,000 which you can package into your hire purchase loan. In addition, other than the package there are some other separate bits like an illuminated side step for RM 690 and a trunk tray for RM 330.
With the Modulo kit added, the OTR prices become RM 119,980 and RM 134,980 for the Civic 1.8S and Civic 2.0S respectively. Look after the jump for the individual bits including individual pricing.
Honda Civic Modulo Front lip – RM 1,240
Honda Civic Modulo Rear lip – RM 1,340
Honda Civic Modulo Side skirts – RM 1,340
Honda Civic Modulo Trunk spoiler – RM 1,190
Honda Civic Modulo Trunk tray – RM 330
Honda Civic Modulo Illuminated Side Steps – RM 690
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Commenters express interest in acquiring the Honda Civic Modulo kit, with questions about availability and pricing, often finding it expensive. Concerns about quality, plastic materials, and safety features are raised, alongside debates on whether the kit significantly alters the car's design. Some suggest alternative upgrades or body kits, criticizing the high costs due to import duties. Overall, while some appreciate the aesthetic upgrade, many feel it's overpriced for what it offers.