The Honda City is now available with a new colour option in Malaysia – Dark Ruby Red Pearl. The new shade replaces the existing Brilliant Sporty Blue Metallic colour. So yes, if you’re looking to buy a new City now, there’s a new red, but you can’t get one in blue anymore.
We’ve been told that among the original list of colour options the City was launched with, the striking blue, along with the black, had been the two least popular choices among its customers. Honda Malaysia then decided to introduce a new red option in place of the blue shade, which has now been dropped for both the City and Jazz models. The hatch, however, does not get the new red option.
The company says its own research showed that customers preferred red as new a colour option for the City. Dark Ruby Red Pearl is expected to make up around 300 units of Honda City sales a month, claims Honda Malaysia. Other colour options remain the same: Taffeta White, Modern Steel Metallic, Alabaster Silver Metallic and Crystal Black Pearl colours.
In other City related news, we’ve learned that recent batches of the City have had their reverse sensors revised from four sensors to two sensors.
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AI-generated Summary ✨
Comments express disappointment over the removal of the popular blue color for the Honda City, deeming it sporty and attractive. Many feel the new dark ruby red pearl lacks appeal, appearing more pinkish or purple. Some discuss cost-cutting measures, such as fewer sensors, impacting vehicle features. Overall, there is a strong preference for the blue hue, with fans urging Honda to reintroduce or retain it for its sporty and stylish appeal.