The facelifted Honda City has attained its monthly target of 2,000 bookings in the first 10 days since its launch on March 2, according to Honda Malaysia. The most popular variant so far is the range-topping V, making up 44% of the current total, while the mid E variant follows with 38%. The new hero colour – Lunar Silver Metallic – has been the most popular choice so far.
“We are grateful to Malaysians for welcoming yet another new model from Honda Malaysia. We will continue to deliver on our promise of delivering quality products with great value features to customers,” said managing director and chief executive officer of Honda Malaysia, Katsuto Hayashi.
“At the same time, we are also reviewing our production at our Melaka plant to meet delivery timeline. Honda Malaysia is committed to bringing the joy of buying to all our City customers without compromising on quality,” he added. The range-topper V is listed at RM92,000, the mid-spec E variant at RM84,600, and the entry-level S at RM78,300.
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Comments on the Honda City facelift highlight its strong sales with 2,000 bookings in 10 days, indicating high demand driven by good value, handling, fuel efficiency, and attractive pricing. Many praise Honda's marketing efforts, including roadshows and widespread presence, which boost sales. However, there are concerns over quality control issues, interior plastics, and reliability, with some owners citing expensive repairs and parts. Several users compare Honda unfavorably with Proton and Toyota, criticizing perceived overpricing, QC problems, and customer service. Mixed sentiments include pride in the model's popularity and acknowledgment of its features, but some express dissatisfaction with long-term reliability and after-sales support. Overall, the comments reflect a mix of enthusiasm for Honda's sales success and skepticism about product quality and value propositions.