It appears that the Honda City will not be the only model to receive a price hike. A local Honda dealer has posted price lists of every model that is offered by Honda Malaysia, and it seems they will experience the same fate as well come January 1, 2016.
This includes the Honda Accord, City, Civic, CR-V, HR-V, Jazz and Odyssey, where prices look set to go up by up to RM6,964. The prices (on-the-road with insurance) of Honda Malaysia vehicles from January 1, 2016 onwards are summarised in the table above.
As you can see, every variant of every model offered by Honda Malaysia (except the Civic Hybrid and CR-Z) will be priced higher than before (up to 2.85%). One interesting to note is the Honda Odyssey that appears to lose its entry-level 2.4 EX variant next year.
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Comments mostly express frustration over Honda's price increases starting January 2016, with many blaming government policies, inflation, and rising living costs. Some suggest boycotting Honda or delaying purchases, while others mention waiting for discounts or used cars. A few comments criticize the Malaysian economy's impact on prices and lament overall high costs for vehicles and living. Overall, sentiments are predominantly negative, with a call for consumers to unite and resist price hikes.