Honda has announced new prices for four of it’s most popular models, the Honda City, Honda Accord, Honda Civic and Honda Jazz. These prices took effect on 23rd March 2006. The following are the new prices for the four models. All models below are CKD except for the Honda Jazz, where the i-DSI is a Thailand CBU while the VTEC model is a CBU from Japan. Basically CKD models are cheaper now, while the CBU models have gone up abit. But then again, the Honda Jazz is classified as an MPV anyway and even CKD MPVs prices are expected to go up. New prices for the Accord 3.0 V6 CBU, CR-V, Odyssey, Stream iV and Stream I-VS will be announced later.
| Model | Old Price | New Price | Difference |
| Honda City 1.5 i-DSI | RM84,300 | RM79,000 | (RM5,300) |
| Honda City 1.5 VTEC | RM89,300 | RM84,800 | (RM4,500) |
| Honda Civic 1.8S | RM117,800 | RM113,800 | (RM4,000) |
| Honda Civic 2.0S | RM131,800 | RM124,800 | (RM7,000) |
| Honda Accord VTI 2.0 | RM144,800 | RM135,800 | (RM9,000) |
| Honda Accord VTi-L 2.4 | RM168,800 | RM154,800 | (RM14,000) |
| Honda Jazz 1.5 i-DSi | RM93,888 | RM94,800 | RM912 |
| Honda Jazz 1.5 VTEC | RM101,888 | RM102,800 | RM912 |
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments focus on the recent Honda price adjustments, with many appreciating the price cuts on models like Civic 1.8 and City VTEC, considering them a positive move for consumers. Some express skepticism about the actual impact of these discounts and compare prices internationally, criticizing high taxes and government policies like NAP. There’s also debate over whether certain models like Jazz and MPVs are appropriately classified and how price reductions relate to overall vehicle value. Overall, the sentiment is mixed but leans towards cautious optimism about Honda’s pricing strategies amidst ongoing industry and policy criticisms.