Teaser. Preview. Launch. Test drive. Old car, new car. Grade-by-grade comparison. And if you’re a seasoned paultan.org visitor, you won’t be surprised to hear we’re still not done with the 2014 Honda City. After all, cars as significant as this don’t come every day, do they?
The very day after the launch, we visited Sumber Auto in PJ to find a top-of-the-range Grade V example, in the new Brilliant Sporty Blue Metallic shade, taking pride of place on the showroom floor. We arrived as early as we could – yet, as you can see, we weren’t the only ones there. And by lunchtime…
Still, we’ve managed to bring you a comprehensive walk-around video of the latest alternative to the Toyota Vios and Nissan Almera – and I got a bit of my own back in the process, too. Have fun watching, and subscribe to our Youtube channel for more of such videos, which are coming your way!
See our entire string of 2014 Honda City-related stories here.
GALLERY: Malaysian launch of the 2014 City
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Comments expressed mixed opinions on the 2014 Honda City, praising its spacious interior, safety features, and value for money, while some critics questioned rear legroom, material quality, and certain features like HDMI compatibility. Many appreciated Honda's improvements over the previous model, with comparisons to rival cars like the Almera, Vios, and Camry sparking debates. Overall, sentiments were mostly positive, highlighting the City’s competitiveness, though some off-topic discussions about interest rates and unrelated models appeared.