Honda Automobile (Thailand) Co., Ltd. has started selling the all-new Honda City in Thailand today. It will be sold in Thailand for between 524,000 to 694,000 Thai baht. We don’t have much details on the wheelbase and some other details yet.
The new Honda City is powered by solely by a 1.5 litre i-VTEC engine mated to either a 5-speed automatic or a 5-speed manual It is 4,395mm long, 1,695mm wide and 1,470mm tall, so it is slightly longer (+5mm), slightly wider (+5mm) but not as tall (-25mm) as the previous model. Making it wider and not as high reduces the whole hatchback with a boot tagged on look that the City it replaces had.
It’s quite an attractive car and the lines flow alot smoother than the model it replaces. I hope that for those who don’t fancy the grille at the front all that much (as expressed in some previous posts), there will be a replacement Modulo grille that they can opt for. This was an option that Accord owners who preferred not having an “empty” grille – they could opt for a Modulo grille that had a little bar running through it.
UPDATE: More photos including high resolution photos of the new Honda City have been added after the jump. The new City is sold in Thailand in three variants: S, V and SV. The S and V variants come with a beige interior while the top of the line SV model comes with a dark interior and all 3 variants also come with different alloy wheel designs.
Six colours are available – Habanero Red Pearl, Deep Lapis Blue Metallic, Alabaster Metallic, Polished Metal Metallic and Bold Beige Metallic and Crystal Black Pearl. Sadly white is not available but maybe it will be in Malaysia if Honda Malaysia deems it as a potentially popular colour, which I think it would.
More details to be updated soon, for the moment please have a look at a collection of photos of the new City after the jump.
PHOTO GALLERY: 2009 Honda City
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Comments on the blog post about the 2009 Honda City reveal are generally positive, praising its modern design, especially the front grill, while some users find the rear and interior less appealing. Many anticipate this model's launch in Malaysia and hope for a reasonable price, with some estimating it will be between RM83,000 to RM90,000. There are discussions about various features like paddle shifters and the absence of a CD player, with mixed opinions on the interior quality and rear design. Several comments compare it favorably to the Toyota Vios, highlighting Honda's innovative styling and technological updates, while others express concerns over pricing, service quality, and design consistency. Overall, most comments reflect excitement and optimism for Honda's latest model, balanced with some critiques about interior finish and market positioning.