Prices for a few Honda Malaysia models (Peninsular Malaysia) have gone up as of today. The increase is RM500 for the City and RM1,000 for the Civic and Accord, except for the 3.5 V6 and the latest 2.0 VTi-L model which keeps its launch pricing. The Civic Hybrid also remains at its RM129,980 price, as with the Civic 1.8S.
Here are the new prices for the affected models:
| Old Price | New Price | |
| Honda City 1.5S | RM84,980 | RM85,480 |
| Honda City 15E | RM89,980 | RM90,480 |
| Honda Civic 2.0S | RM129,980 | RM130,980 |
| Honda Accord 2.0 VTi | RM141,800 | RM142,800 |
| Honda Accord 2.4 VTi-L | RM171,800 | RM172,800 |
UPDATE: Sorry, I’ve made an error – the Civic 1.8S keeps to its old price.
Look at this page for the latest Honda pricelist.
Related Posts:
8th generation Honda Accord launched in Malaysia
New Honda Accord 2.0 VTi-L variant launched!
Looking to sell your car? Sell it with Carro.

AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express frustration over the recent price increases of Honda City, Civic, and Accord, attributing it to factors like currency fluctuations, taxes, inflation, and manufacturer's strategy to cover recalls or improve profits. Many feel the price hike is unjustified, especially given issues with quality and after-sales service. Despite the negativity, some loyal Honda fans still intend to purchase, citing Japanese cars' perceived superior quality. Overall, sentiments highlight disappointment with Honda's pricing policy and concerns over rising car costs in Malaysia.