UPDATE: High res detail shots added
Honda Malaysia is now offering the Honda CR-V “Limited”, which is essentially the locally-assembled CR-V with added equipment. It retails for RM153,980 OTR including insurance, which is RM3,985 more expensive than the regular 2.0 i-VTEC CR-V.
One gets quite a lot of extras for the sum. The CR-V “Limited” comes with a Modulo styling package, leather seats (with CR-V logo) and an Alpine 2-DIN head unit with touch screen sat-nav and rear view camera. The Limited is also pre-installed with premium security solar film.
The Modulo pack consists of a front grille, chrome foglight garnish, tailgate spoiler, chrome exhaust pipe finisher, illuminated side steps and front/rear lower garnish.
The CR-V “Limited” is available in five colours – Urban Titanium, Alabaster Silver, Polished Metal, Crystal Black and Taffeta White.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express that the Honda CR-V "Limited" edition is largely a stock clearance, with some criticism about the pricing and added accessories. Many believe the model is overpriced and that the "limited" label is a marketing gimmick to sell current stock before the new model arrives. There is frustration about the lack of standard features, high prices compared to international markets, and regional delays in launching newer versions. Overall, sentiments lean toward disappointment and skepticism regarding Honda’s marketing strategy.