Honda Car Reviews

I Love this car. I am driving Honda Life for more than 5 year. It's starting is very amazing. Its speed is very awesome. It runs like a Sports Car. I drived this car at full speed @ 140 km. During driving I left behind almost all Pakistani cars of 1300, 1500 and 1800 cc. This is a very spacious and comfortable car. Since I always run this car at full speed therfore I don't care fuels economy. Its AC is very good. Without any service it is working very fine for the last 5 years. I carried out its tuning myself. Its body and paint is of very... more

I Love this car. I am driving Honda Life for more than 5 year. It's starting is very amazing. Its speed is very awesome. It runs like a Sports Car. I drived this car at full speed @ 140 km. During driving I left behind almost all Pakistani cars of 1300, 1500 and 1800 cc. This is a very spacious and comfortable car. Since I always run this car at full speed therfore I don't care fuels economy. Its AC is very good. Without any service it is working very fine for the last 5 years. I carried out its tuning myself. Its body and paint is of very high standard and quality. Its colour is white. I am very lazy in its service and polishing but its shining looks like a new one. I don't like any other car so I don't want to replace it. If I have to replace it then I will prefer Honda CR-Z or Honda Fit Hybrid. less

Drives well with excellent traction control, however, the pathetic build quality and uncomfortable seats have compelled me to downgrade to the previous 9th Gen 2015 model. With 14000 kms on the dial, this car has given me nothing but problems- ranging from a defective multimedia system, grinding noise from the front left wheel boots when steeeing, a rattling dashboard to poor workmanship relating to the paintjob and mouldings. It ultimately took me a threat of approaching the consumer court to get most of the nagging issues resolved under wa... more

Drives well with excellent traction control, however, the pathetic build quality and uncomfortable seats have compelled me to downgrade to the previous 9th Gen 2015 model. With 14000 kms on the dial, this car has given me nothing but problems- ranging from a defective multimedia system, grinding noise from the front left wheel boots when steeeing, a rattling dashboard to poor workmanship relating to the paintjob and mouldings. It ultimately took me a threat of approaching the consumer court to get most of the nagging issues resolved under warranty but the mental agony was enough to pull my hair out. If you're planning to buy this variant, my advice would be to wait for the issues associated with this car to be resolved instead doling out 2.6 million of your hard earned money. If buying a new locally assembled Honda is a must, I'd suggest you go for the 2016 9th gen facelift civic which should be available with low mileage or settle for a 1.5 Aspire as a stopgap arrangement. less

Today I checked a Honda BRV parked in my parking by some Guest. No a Bad Vehicle, space wise its worth buying, bcz apart from rear seats there is reasonable space in the Boot as well. Leg room, head room, perfect at all seats. Alloy Tyres are Too good and look so stylish. Driver side air bag good thing but What about Passenger side air bag...does not have at passenger side. Front fog lights are good option but Rear Fog lights missing, From Front and side it looks a stylish and SUV look... .... rear wash viper is a good feature which other l... more

Today I checked a Honda BRV parked in my parking by some Guest. No a Bad Vehicle, space wise its worth buying, bcz apart from rear seats there is reasonable space in the Boot as well. Leg room, head room, perfect at all seats. Alloy Tyres are Too good and look so stylish. Driver side air bag good thing but What about Passenger side air bag...does not have at passenger side. Front fog lights are good option but Rear Fog lights missing, From Front and side it looks a stylish and SUV look... .... rear wash viper is a good feature which other locals lack. Dual AC is nice feature for rear passengers which Sedan cars Lack. Body Strength and bonnet thickness bas theek hi hai.. not of that thick material which can save passengers in case of a major accident..... Owners please don't mind its just a first look review from a Non owner non User, body thickness agar zayada ho to weight to power ratio bhar jati. Could not see it from inside yet less

Nothing new. Same old shape of 2009 still buzziing on roads as 2017 model in Pakistan.This is the main reason for its having lost resale value. New shape launched by the manufacturer world wide almost two years ago. Car assembling company in Pakistan didn't bother to take care of the sentiments of the brand users because they thought that launch of new shape of Honda City would pose a serious threat to marketing & sales of Honda Civic. Rather than doing away with further procurement of Honda Civic, they preffered to keep buying more & more u... more

Nothing new. Same old shape of 2009 still buzziing on roads as 2017 model in Pakistan.This is the main reason for its having lost resale value. New shape launched by the manufacturer world wide almost two years ago. Car assembling company in Pakistan didn't bother to take care of the sentiments of the brand users because they thought that launch of new shape of Honda City would pose a serious threat to marketing & sales of Honda Civic. Rather than doing away with further procurement of Honda Civic, they preffered to keep buying more & more units of old 2009 shape of Honda City, change its front grill and launch it as 2017 model. Honda Civic had a low resale value in the past, it has low resale value even today. In comparison with Honda Civic, Honda City has large clients base in Pakistan who want to see constant changes, not only in its shape but its engine, after every 5-6 years. People dealing with Honda affairs in Pakistan should try to understand this point.
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