Used Honda for sale in Malaysia

A used Honda makes sense in Malaysia if you want a familiar, easy-to-own Japanese car with strong model choice, broad support and generally solid resale value.

• Strong resale Honda’s three-year value retention averages 72.5%, which helps keep ownership costs predictable when it is time to sell or trade in.
• Wide support Honda has long been a mainstream choice in Malaysia, with 1,438,100 registrations since 2000, so service know-how and parts availability are generally easy to find.
• Plenty of choice There are 109 used Hondas available, covering 2016 to 2025 cars priced from RM36,800 to RM135,800, with petrol and petrol-hybrid options.
• Popular models Core choices include the Civic, HR-V, City, City Hatchback, Jazz, WR-V and CR-V, giving buyers options from hatchbacks and sedans to compact and family SUVs.
• Safety reputation Many modern Hondas are widely regarded for good safety equipment and driver-assistance features, but check the exact variant as specifications can differ.

Honda is widely regarded in Malaysia for strong resale values and easy parts support, but a used example still needs a careful check before you buy.

• Service history Insist on a complete maintenance trail, especially for engine oil, coolant and CVT fluid changes, as patchy servicing can lead to higher running costs and weaker resale later.
• CVT behaviour On City, Jazz, HR-V and Civic models, some owners report CVT judder, hesitation or whining, so test drive smoothly from standstill, at low speed and under hard acceleration.
• Accident or flood damage Check panel gaps, paint mismatch, chassis rails, boot floor, under-carpet areas and electrical functions, as badly repaired crash or water damage can be expensive to put right.
• Mileage check Compare the odometer with service receipts, inspection records, tyre wear, seat bolsters, pedals and steering wheel condition; current used Hondas span from 8,343 km to 111,676 km, so wear should match the claimed mileage.
• Air-cond and suspension Make sure the cabin cools quickly and listen for knocking over rough roads, as some used Hondas are known to need attention to air-conditioning components, mounts, bushings or absorbers with age.
• Warranty status For newer cars from the 2022 to 2025 range, confirm whether any manufacturer warranty remains and whether modifications, missed servicing or accident repairs could affect a claim.

Used Honda running costs in Malaysia are generally easy to manage, helped by a wide service network and strong parts availability. Stick to Honda’s scheduled maintenance intervals and costs are typically moderate for mainstream models, though petrol-hybrid variants may need more careful inspection of hybrid-related components as they age.

With engines in the 1500 cc to 1800 cc range, road tax stays within the usual bracket for popular family cars and compact SUVs. Insurance will depend on model, age and agreed value, while fuel economy is widely regarded as sensible, especially for City, Jazz, HR-V and hybrid variants; Civic and CR-V models may cost more to fuel and insure due to their positioning.

Honda remains one of Malaysia’s default used-car choices, with a strong service network, good parts availability and broad familiarity among workshops. Current stock covers 109 cars from 2016 to 2025, priced from RM36,800 to RM135,800, with mileage ranging from 8,343 km to 111,676 km.

The selection is petrol and petrol-hybrid only, with automatic transmissions across the board. Engine capacities in the current listings range from 1,500 cc to 1,800 cc.

• Honda Civic: 39 units, from RM60,800, 2016 to 2025
• Honda HR-V: 31 units, from RM36,800, 2016 to 2025
• Honda City: 11 units, from RM53,800, 2019 to 2024
• Honda City Hatchback: 9 units, from RM64,800, 2022 to 2024
• Honda Jazz: 8 units, from RM42,800, 2017 to 2021
• Honda WR-V: 7 units, from RM71,800, 2023 to 2024
• Honda CR-V: 4 units, from RM76,800, 2018 to 2024

Used Hondas are widely regarded as strong value holders in Malaysia; the current three-year value-retention average across listed Honda models is 72.5%.

Honda’s popularity is backed by a large parc, with 1,438,100 JPJ registrations since 2000. Recent annual registrations include 85,273 in 2024, 75,599 in 2025 and 21,252 in 2026.

For used buyers, the Civic and HR-V offer the widest choice, while the City, City Hatchback and Jazz remain sensible picks for daily use. As always, check for a full service history, smooth gearbox behaviour, air-con performance, suspension noises and, on hybrids, battery health and warning lights.