Honda Civic 2018
Sedan C-Segment
 Prices RM 108,165-128,631 |  Body type Sedan |  Number of seats 5 |  Fuel Type Petrol |
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Honda Civic 2018
The 2018 Honda Civic lineup offers a versatile range of models tailored to diverse driving needs. Available in sedan, coupe, and hatchback body styles, it combines fuel efficiency with sporty handling. The base LX trim features a 2.0L 4-cylinder engine (158 hp), while higher trims like EX and Touring upgrade to a 1.5L turbocharged engine (174 hp) with CVT or 6-speed manual options. The Si performance variant delivers 205 hp with adaptive dampers, while the Type R hatchback (306 hp) stands as the track-focused flagship. All models include Honda Sensing safety suite as standard, with Apple CarPlay/Android Auto from EX trim onward. The Civic's reputation for reliability and high resale value makes it a compelling choice in Malaysia's compact car segment.
Our page provides comprehensive resources for your 2018 Honda Civic research. You'll find detailed specifications across all trims (LX, EX, Touring, Si, Type R), including engine performance, fuel economy, and cargo capacity comparisons. We break down pricing trends for both new and used units in Malaysia, factoring in common aftermarket modifications. Explore model-specific highlights like the Type R's limited-slip differential or Touring's premium audio system, alongside documented issues such as CVT reliability concerns in tropical climates. Access buying guides, maintenance cost calculators, and recall notices. For deeper context, our historical overview traces the Civic's evolution from 1972 to present, explaining how the 10th-generation (2018) redefined the segment with its turbocharged engines and aggressive styling. FAQs address everything from insurance costs to compatible accessories.
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2018 Honda Civic 1.8S
RM 108,165
Focused Configurations
Retail Price：RM 108,165
Top Speed(km/h)：200
0-100km/h(s)：10.4
As Tested(L/100km)：-
Manufacturers Claim(L/100km)：6.3
Launched Year：2018
On Sale：X
Warranty Manufacturer：5 years / Unlimited
Fuel Type：Petrol
2018 Honda Civic 1.5TC
RM 120,855
Focused Configurations
Retail Price：RM 120,855
Top Speed(km/h)：200
0-100km/h(s)：8.2
As Tested(L/100km)：-
Manufacturers Claim(L/100km)：5.8
Launched Year：2018
On Sale：X
Warranty Manufacturer：5 years / Unlimited
Fuel Type：Petrol
2018 Honda Civic 1.5TC Premium
RM 128,631
Focused Configurations
Retail Price：RM 128,631
Top Speed(km/h)：200
0-100km/h(s)：8.2
As Tested(L/100km)：-
Manufacturers Claim(L/100km)：5.8
Launched Year：2018
On Sale：X
Warranty Manufacturer：5 years / Unlimited
Fuel Type：Petrol
Highlights
Honda Civic 2018 Key Highlights
The 2018 Honda Civic lineup reinforced its reputation for blending sporty performance with everyday practicality. Known for its refined turbocharged engines, agile handling, and advanced safety features like Honda Sensing, the Civic offered a compelling mix of efficiency and driving engagement. Its sleek design, spacious interior, and cutting-edge infotainment options made it a standout in the compact car segment.
Civic Sedan (LX, EX, EX-T, EX-L, Touring)
Civic Hatchback (LX, Sport, EX, EX-L, Sport Touring)
Civic Coupe (LX, EX-T, EX-L, Touring)
Civic Si (Sedan/Coupe)
Civic Type R (Limited Availability)
Common Problem
TL;DR
The 2018 Honda Civic has several reported issues including AC problems, power steering rack failures, and electronic system malfunctions. Consider these factors carefully before purchasing.
Air Conditioning Issues
One of the most frequently mentioned problems with the 2018 Honda Civic is related to the air conditioning system. Many owners have reported that their AC blows hot air due to compressor or condenser failures. Honda extended the warranty for the condenser for models from 2016-2018, but this does not cover compressor issues. Misdiagnoses between the condenser and compressor are common, especially at non-dealer shops.
Power Steering Rack Failures
Another significant issue is the failure of the power steering rack. Some users have experienced clicking and jerking in the steering wheel, making it difficult to keep the car straight at higher speeds. This problem can be a safety concern, and while some dealerships may offer goodwill repairs close to warranty expiration, others may not.
Electronic System Malfunctions
The electronics in the 2018 Civic have also been criticized for contributing to reliability issues. Owners have reported problems with the radio and other electronic components failing intermittently. Additionally, rodents chewing on wiring harnesses, particularly those related to the power steering, have been noted as a recurring issue.
Brake and Alignment Issues
Some users have reported unusual wear on brakes, particularly the rear brakes , and alignment issues causing the vehicle to pull to one side. These problems could be indicative of underlying mechanical issues or previous damage, which might not always be reflected in a clean Carfax report.
Considerations Before Purchase
While the 2018 Honda Civic has its share of issues, it's important to weigh these against your needs and budget. Some owners have had positive experiences without major issues. If reliability is a top priority, comparing alternatives such as Toyota Corolla or Mazda models might be worthwhile. Always consider getting a comprehensive inspection and consult resources like Consumer Reports for detailed reliability breakdowns.
Resale Value
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Resale Value : 68.95%
Market Value: RM 32,000
Original Price: RM 46,409
2018 Proton Saga 1.3 Standard CVT
Resale Value : 59.26%
Market Value: RM 24,800
Original Price: RM 41,847
2018 Kia Stinger 3.3 V6 GT
Resale Value : 58.18%
Market Value: RM 180,300
Original Price: RM 309,888
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2018 Lexus GS F GS F
Resale Value : 58.01%
Market Value: RM 638,100
Original Price: RM 1,100,000
5
2018 Honda Civic 1.5TC Premium
Resale Value : 57.61%
Market Value: RM 190,100
Original Price: RM 330,002
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2018 Proton Perdana 2.0L
Resale Value : 57%
Market Value: RM 72,300
Original Price: RM 126,849
7
2018 Honda City 1.5 V
Resale Value : 56.85%
Market Value: RM 49,400
Original Price: RM 86,893
8
2018 Honda Accord 2.0 VTi-L
Resale Value : 54.02%
Market Value: RM 91,300
Original Price: RM 168,998
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View More >Honda Civic 2018 has 114 images and photos, includes 37 interior images & photos, 29 exterior images & photos, 48 of Honda Civic engine and others. You can examine the front view, rear view, side view, and top view of this vehicle in detail here, gaining a comprehensive understanding of the Honda Civic's details. In addition to the multi-angle visual images, the Honda Civic offers 4 colour options in the Malaysian market, including PlatinumWhitePearl, LunarSilverMetallic, CrystalBlackPearl, MeteoroidGrayMetallic.
Whether you are interested in the interior, exterior, colour, space, or engine, this comprehensive collection of images provides you with detailed information on every aspect of the Honda Civic.
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Price
RM 108,165
Body
4630×1799×1416
Engine Power(PS)
141
Engine Torque(Nm)
-
TRANSMISSION
CVT
Fuel Consumption
6.3
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History of Honda Civic
11th Generation (2022-present)
Embraces tech-forward features and hybrid options, prioritizing sleek aesthetics and advanced connectivity while retaining driving fun.
10th Generation (2016-2021)
Reignited performance appeal via turbocharged 1.5T engines, aggressive styling, and a hatchback variant for global markets.
9th Generation (2012-2015)
Focused on refinement and comfort, with upgraded materials and a more balanced approach between sportiness and practicality.
8th Generation (2006-2011)
Revived sporty DNA with futuristic styling, a layered dashboard, and precise chassis tuning for engaging drives.
7th Generation (2001-2005)
Adopted a taller stance for better cabin space, though criticized for softer driving dynamics compared to earlier models.
6th Generation (1995-2000)
Marked by rounded designs and the debut of the iconic Type R (EK9), blending sporty handling with everyday usability.
5th Generation (1991-1995)
Upgraded build quality and safety features, offering refined driving dynamics and more powerful VTEC engine options.
4th Generation (1987-1991)
Pioneered Honda’s VTEC technology, boosting engine performance while maintaining fuel economy, with sleeker styling and improved interiors.
3rd Generation (1984-1987)
Introduced modern aerodynamics and expanded body styles, including a sedan and hatchback, catering to diverse global markets.
2nd Generation (1980-1983)
Refined from its predecessor, this generation enhanced reliability and space efficiency, solidifying Civic's reputation for economical yet capable performance.
1st Generation (1972-1979)
The original Civic debuted as a compact car with a 1.2L CVCC engine, focusing on fuel efficiency and practicality, laying Honda's foundation in the segment.