The latest 2007 Honda Stream 7-seater MPV is now available in Malaysia but it is not brought in by Honda Malaysia Sdn Bhd as most of you would expect, instead our automotive landscape is graced with this new model thanks to the folks at Naza World.
The model brought in is the 1.8 litre model powered by the R18A engine found in the Honda Civic 1.8S here in Malaysia. It produces 140 horsepower and 173 Nm of torque and is mated to a 5-speed gearbox with tiptronic shift control.
This Naza World imported Honda Stream also comes with RFZ specs (we saw RS-Z previously, but Naza quotes RFZ so maybe the 1.8 litre version has a different name), so it includes that nice aggressive bodykit we saw previously when the Stream was first introduced internationally.
The new Honda Stream from Naza World costs RM186,000 and is a fully imported CBU unit from Japan. It comes with a 1-year Naza World parts and labour warranty. Read more about the Honda Stream and view more photos in my previous posts:
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2007 Honda Stream Photos
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Comments on the Honda Stream imported by Naza World express frustration over its high price, with many claiming it's overpriced compared to Japanese prices and other MPV models like the Grandis and Innova. Some speculate that Naza is making significant profit due to high import tariffs and APs, leading to accusations of greed. Others admire the car's design and see it as a premium, exclusive choice for the wealthy. Several commenters advise waiting for Honda Malaysia's local launch, which is expected to be cheaper and include support services. There is general disappointment with the pricing, perceived as an outlier in the market, with many emphasizing that the car is targeted at affluent buyers willing to pay a premium. Overall, the sentiment is negative toward Naza's pricing but optimistic about eventual local options.