Honda HRV
Besides revealing RM500-2,500 price drops for its post-GST range , Honda Malaysia also shared at a recent media gathering its to-date sales performance and plans for the future. As of the first quarter of 2015, the company remains the top-selling non-national passenger carmaker , with 6,522 cars sold in January and 6,041 in February. In March, despite the uncertainty surrounding the impending GST, Honda Malaysia managed to shift over 9,000 cars – its highest monthly sales in history. Add the three months up and you get 21,563 units – 38% up from the same period last year. “Moving forward in 2015, the forecasted TIV (total industry volume) is 697,000 units with a 4.6% growth. Our sales target for this year is 85,000 units and we have entered 2015 on a high note,” said MD and CEO Yoichiro Ueno. Click to enlarge The highly-popular HR-V has collected over 10,000 bookings since its February launch, resulting in a long waiting period. Ueno ext...