Fawning Over The Honda Civic

Daniel Fernandez, Managing Editor, DSF.my

15-Dec-21 20:00

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In this week's show, Ariff gives us a 2021 Year in review of the top news stories that we've covered in the local and global automotive world. Then, the two discuss two new versions of iconic cars - the all-new 11th Generation Honda Civic, and the 7th Generation Mercedes-Benz S-Class. Finally, in Part 3, Daniel takes a closer look at why prices of Used Plug-in Hybrid Vehicles have fallen fairly quickly in recent months.

Produced by: Ariff Roose

Presented by: Ariff Roose

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Categories: auto

Tags: 2021 In Review, used cars, 2021, pdrm, honda civic, mercedes-benz, s-class, electric cars, ev, bmw, phev, plug-in hybrids, used car buying guide, volvo, car batteries,

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