2018 Honda City VX+ Navi - Full Review
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- čas přidán 28. 03. 2019
- We can't deny that we've always liked the City. Since 2014, we've found it to be a stellar example of what a car in the subcompact, B-segment category should be like: sharp looks, a spacious cabin, a good engine, great features, and overall great value.
Times have changed since the City came out though. There are new players and updated ones. Even the crossovers are getting in on the action, as carmakers are offering smaller, more affordable utes to challenge the position of the established subcompacts, much in the same way that compact crossovers almost took over the industry.
Now we've got a new version, and it's got some good upgrades to help re-affirm the City's leadership in the class.
For starters, they definitely got the styling right. The Honda City really didn't need a redesign given that it still looks every bit as sharp now as it did three years ago, but the subtle updates are definitely much appreciated.
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I can really vouch for the Honda City 2018, i'm from Bacolod, for an October vacation, me and my gf rented a 1.5 E for 2 weeks last year and drove from Q.C. up to Pagudpud in Ilocos Norte and up Baguio on the way back NLEX was literally a breeze, though I was a bit nervous going up Baguio because it was my first time driving there, but the Honda City really made those uphills and downhills feel like a flat road, and it was also my first time driving in Metro Manila but it wasn't as bad as I thought it would be, driving in Cebu is far worst with a lot of motorcycles zooming past and cutting your path.
My sister has a Honda BR-V, and with Hondas, they just feel very ergonomic, even if it's your very first time to drive one, it feels like you've been driving one for years and you can "feel" the corners, the sides, and where the tires are; in comparison, I rented a Toyota Vios a month later and drove it to Bulacan, the driving feel isn't just as ergonomic, I couldn't feel the sides, the corners or where the tires were actually treading on, I think if I'm able to drive a Vios for more than a week, I could get accustomed to the "feeling".
Finally I got this City❤❤
Nice review
Great review :)
Please review the civic 1.8e
I'm 6'1 and I'm having no problems sa likod ng e cvt namin :)
Nice review btw 👍👍
Fuel efficient po ba ang City E CVT? :)
@@eunicetolosa242 hello!
Average use ko po is 10-12km/L light traffic(province area)
Pero pag highway, nag 15Km/L naman po..
@@clycamariel Thank you! Im planning to get one kasi this year. How about the maintenance po super magastos po ba? I heard/researched na twice a year lang daw PMS.
Can it fit 4 average person at the back like the vios do?
Waiting for toyota altis 2019
can you review honda civic 1.8 e? thank you
magkano ngayon honda city 2018 ?
This car is not sold in thailand
mazda 2 ir city?
the vx variant is a better buy. I ended up with the e cvt haha. too bad I cant afford the vx
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Hmm honda city vx plus navi or toyota rush g
Bj Nobleza honda city, better looking, more power, best looking wheels in it's class.
Honda city is better
Pero sir nasa province kami. Ok lang ba city pag punta sa nga bukid
Its not full review
This or CIVIC E?
Civic E. I also want one. 😀
Civic E. Much spacious, powerful engine and less maintenance cost than the city.
Same question.
city = B segmen
Civic = C segment
mas ok ung C segment, value sa kwarta
Please review the civic 1.8e
DOHC? I think typo.
Dual OverHead Cams .
@@Preztyj SOHC ang engine ng Honda City