Honda Malaysia has introduced a new colour option for its Honda Civic facelift and BR-V facelift models, adding Platinum White Pearl to the available colour palette for both. The hue, which was first introduced on the Odyssey facelift and the 10th-generation Accord, replaces the previous White Orchid Pearl.
Honda Malaysia managing director and CEO Toichi Ishiyama said that the decision to switch to the new colour on both models was made following positive customer feedback gained for it on the Accord.
“White Orchid Pearl is a popular colour among Honda customers, accounting for 38% and 25% of the total sales for the Civic and BR-V respectively. When we introduced the Platinum White Pearl colour in the Accord early this year, we saw good market acceptance with this colour accounting for 33% of the sales of the model. We are extending this colour to the C-segment leader and the refreshed seven-seater crossover in response to customer feedback,” he explained.
The Platinum White Pearl colour option – which comes with a RM272.73 surcharge on both cars – is now available for the Civic, while the BR-V will start shipping with the new colour option in November.
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270 more on top of the 500 premium for white orchid? Or a reduction from 500 to get white option. Thumbs up to Honda of its the latter.
Thumbs up to DRB Honda?
X50 will blows these2 away. Have u catch the X50’s Snow white & black dual tones unit? Loved how they Volvo-ed the X50. so ‘atas’ wor. Everything looks super premium, probably better than my Audi
Honda Malaysia should just concentrate on quality control and after sales service, it is in a pathetic state (as an owner I know how it felt like). And Malaysian buyers should stay away from any of their “world first” gimmick products for Malaysian market because you will be their lab mice due to non-existance of lemon law in Malaysia.
Other country got np. but here poblem Drb…
One word: Nothing special.
That’s two words…………..
Suited for Ah Beng. That’s why Ah Beng thinking that this is very nice
Betul, ali muthu don’t like
Hek eleh rm273 pun berkire…
Yawn. Next
You know, white electronic and computer case from the 90′ look yellowish washed-out as they seasoned. That’s what this new colored Honda look likes…out-dated just out of showroom. (at least to me)
This is the funniest comment ever.
White replace white. Why?
This is more yellowish kind of white?
That’s two words…………..
I’m driving a white orchid civic turbo. it is hard to maintain and coating helps a lot to make maintenance easier.
Safety features and certain paint comes with “extra cost” what a joke like those buying very expensive cars have no or reduced SST which is probably more than some cars.
Special paint color doesn’t add any value to the car at all.
Does this leads to the reason being many rather spend money on wrapping their vehicle?