Honda Stepwgn Hybrid (Parallel Imported)

I purchased a new Honda Spada on 23rd Dec 2025 from Prime Cars Pte Ltd I had a truly outstanding experience with this car sales professional Mr Dato Marco Bassett, and I can confidently say that the level of service exceeded my expectations. From the initial enquiry to the final delivery of the vehicle, every interaction was handled with the utmost professionalism, patience, and sincerity. Marco took the time to understand my requirements, preferences, and budget, and provided honest, well-informed recommendations. All questions were answered clearly and transparently, including details related to pricing, financing options, vehicle specifications, and after-sales support. This transparency built a strong sense of trust and confidence throughout the process. What truly set him apart was their commitment to customer satisfaction. He was proactive in follow-ups, kept me well-informed at every stage, and ensured that all documentation and arrangements were completed smoothly and efficiently. Even after the purchase, they continued to check in to ensure everything was in order, which reflects a genuine dedication to long-term customer relationships rather than just making a sale. Overall, this was a seamless and stress-free car-buying experience. Their professionalism, integrity, product knowledge, and customer-first attitude make them an exceptional car salesperson. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a reliable, trustworthy, and pleasant car-buying journey. Thank you and appreciated Dato Marco Bassett. Regards….Babu... Read More

Have you driving a spada stepwagon ehev for 6 months. Previously driving a hybrid Noah r80 1.8. Power- yes ! Much better than Noah. Can easier overtake cars when the need arises. Power on demand! No regrets. Going up slope Is easy (think Nicole Highway). The engine and motor combine power is no joke considering its boxy shape. Outlook - personally I like the traditional japanese boxy car look compared to Noah or voxy r90 which has an futuristic look. FC - 15km/h. Primarily city driving. 17" Japan rim space : similar as Noah. 2nd row seats can be pushed all the way to the back allowing for goods to be place in 2nd row so that don't have to open boot in HDB multi storey carpark. 2nd row seats can be "Joined" Together to sit 3 pax. Comfortably takes 7-8pax. 3rd row seats : can be completely folded down and flush with the floor board. Can opt to fold the left or right or both sides. Compared to Noah 80 which fold the seats sideways and upwards. Each has its own advantage. On a spada, it means that if u want to fold down both seats, items in the boot needs to be place on the floor board. With the Noah, don't have to becos the seats are hang sideways. Charging points at 3rd row : cigarette lighter charging point for passengers on 3rd row. A luxury for long car rides up KL or TH where the kids can continue to enjoy their iphonetainment. Haha. Aircon : comes with 2nd and 3rd row aircon vents. Yes !! 2nd and 3rd temperature and speed can be separately controlled by driver and central panel on at the 2nd row. Opt to turn off 2nd and 3rd row aircon if no family members are seated behind. Front comes with 4 aircon vents. 2 each for both front seats. Motorised sliding doors : yes. By default both sides already comes with this function. Motorised tail gate : by default already comes with function. Height of tailgate can be adjusted. Carrying goods - 2nd and 3rd row can be easily folded away for those days when u want to buy bulky items from ikea. Not forgetting 3rd row seats can be folded down with 1 hand operation. Verdict - good family car with power. Value for money considering a more powerful car is $10-$15k cheaper than Noah r90 yet offering what I needed. My parents like the 2nd row seats. Spacious and passenger is seated straight. Easy to get on and off the car.... Read More