The 2016 Honda Civic had its Malaysian launch in June, and Honda Malaysia has high hopes for the new model. It’s meant to rejuvenate the slow C-segment sedan market, once again putting the Civic nameplate at the top of consumers’ minds. Can the FC Civic achieve that feat?
Here we have the range-topping Civic 1.5TC Premium, with all the bells and whistles. Under the hood lies a direct-injection 1.5 litre VTEC Turbo engine with 171 hp and 220 Nm of torque, enough to get it to 100 km/h in 8.2 seconds. With a CVT, it’s efficient too, claimed to average 17.2 km/l.
It sure looks the part, with LED headlamps, dual-tone 17-inch wheels and chrome door handles. Keyless entry is standard across the range, complete with walk-away auto-lock and an Engine Remote Start function – all shown in the video above. Do watch our walk-around tour of the 2016 Honda Civic for full details.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express mixed feelings about the 2016 Honda Civic, praising its design, space, and features but criticizing build quality, interior materials, and practicality (notably the lack of fold-down rear seats). Some detail issues like rattles and wind noise, while others discuss the car’s reliability and related technical aspects, especially the turbo engine’s efficiency in traffic. Overall, the Civic is seen as stylish and competitive, but with notable quality and practicality shortcomings.