Best car of 2010 award winner Honda Jazz Special Specifications and Price

Best car of 2010 award winner Honda Jazz Special Specifications and Price. Pictures of Honda Jazz special edition

Honda Jazz having Hatchback body type gives fuel consumption (mileage) of 16 kmpl on highways and 13 kmpl in cities has a top speed of 165 kmph.
Specialties of Honda Jazz include maximum engine power of 89 bhp @ 6200 rpm and maximum torque of 110 Nm @ 4800 rpm and it is fitted with Honda Jazz Petrol engine and has 1198 CC.
Honda Jazz has got a length of 3900 mm, width of 1695 mm, 1535 mm of height.
Honda Jazz has power steering and this has capacity of 5 people and with 5 manual gears has the turning circle diameter of 4.90 meters.
The kerb weight of Honda Jazz is 1047 kgs, it has fuel capacity of 42 liters and a ground clearance of 150 mm.
Honda Jazz has parts that include Trip Meter, Tachometer, Body Color Bumpers, and it lacks some parts like Headlamp Washer, Xenon Headlamps and ORVM Indicator.
Studded with parts like Buttons / Controls on steering, Folding Rear Seats, Tinted glass, Door mirrors, Music system, Driver seat adjustment, Steering adjustment, Rear defogger, Rear Wiper, Remote Fuel Filler, Remote boot, Central locking, Power windows, AC, Honda Jazz is lacking some other parts like Auto Headlamps, Auto Viper, Sun roof, Rear AC Vent, Leather seats and Rear arm set.
Furnished with ABS, EBD, Safety Air bags, Honda Jazz doesn’t have Rear seat belts, ESP, Traction control, Fog lamps and Parking sensors.
It is to be noticed that on road prices / cost of Honda Jazz may vary according the city (Bangalore, Kolkata, New Delhi, Pune, Chennai, and Hyderabad) due to difference in state taxes even though there may be less difference or almost no difference in ex-show room price. The on-road price of Honda Jazz in Mumbai is Rs. 8,26,000.

Honda Jazz Review

The old Honda Jazz has been at the top of the tree since its launch in 2002 and the company is eager to reassure us that new Honda Jazz is the same only better. This was a car that appealed to a wide range of customers, from driving instructors to little old ladies and even at the end of its production, the Honda Jazz still held third place against its competitors. Such is its attraction that it has been at the top, or thereabouts, of the sales charts every year, selling over 2 million, worldwide and picking up over 30 awards along the way.

Although the new version went on sale in October 2008, there has been little or nothing in the way of advertising. This is not an oversight on the part of Honda but rather that it doesn't need to because historically, over half of the people who bought the previous model, signed up for more of the same and are expected to do so again. Moreover, they were not shy about spreading the word to friends and family.

The front end has a vague hint of the Honda Civic about it with new, larger headlights and a honeycomb grille set into the deep font bumper. At the other end, the new LED taillights and black gloss trim that carries the Honda logo, serves to extend the angled, lower edge of the windscreen. The tailgate narrows near the rear bumper and appears to limit the load aperture.

A new feature, available on the 1.4-engined models, is the 'Double Trunk'. It is a clever piece of kit that makes the most of the 337-litre boot space. It has four functions with under-floor storage and a base that is split between solid and a framed cargo net to stop things rolling about.

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