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But having said that, I am no James Bond (or his side kick) and we all drive on Indian roads (that hardly resemble a Bond movie set). Plus we need practical cars for our families whose back seats our parents and grand parents find easy to access. That's why I choose the Jazz. After the WagonR the only car I fell in love with was the Jazz/Fit. I did 'flirt' with the Swift (ZXI) and the Elite i20 for sometime. But when it was time for 'her' to meet the family, the Jazz it was. ![]() | |
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I'm in Manila for the last few days, I see atleast half a dozen Jazzes on road every day, both New Jazz and the old one. It does look stylish amidst the other cars here, note it's a Toyota market here. What saddens me is that it is a 1.5 ivtec, where we see a 1.2 ivtec. :banghead: | |
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| ![]() Best looking car is always a personal trait. But most people will like the i20 more than the jazz. Mostly it will be, i20, jazz and then baleno. Jazz looks superb from the front end, but the rear feels a bit awkward, especially the ones below the top trim |
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| ![]() It might be slightly different for new cars. But you should be able to find the post on team-bhp regarding Honda offering 7yr warranty even for old and out of warranty cars. Not very old. May be 2 months back. Then may be you can approach you SA once again and ask him to check. Else yes reach out to Honda. You can contact info of their regional office on website. Just make a call there. Last edited by naikameya : 21st October 2015 at 21:10. |
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| ![]() We took delivery of our urban titanium V CVT today from Whitefield Honda and went straight to Madhus to upgrade the Bridgestones to Yoko S Drives. Driving with an automatic in Bangalore traffic is such a dream! I will share a more detailed update in a few days. We noticed two issues after taking delivery - The reverse camera is supposed to have 3 different settings (a distant view, a near view and one which is somewhat downwards). Our car has two distant views and one somewhat downward view. No near view. Makes it difficult to reverse park. - Bluetooth is incredibly annoying and just doesnt pair with the phones. We definitely need to go back to the showroom on saturday and get these checked. |
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The downwards view is the top down view. The camera has 3 views, one is the normal one, the second being the wide angle and the third is the top down view for those kerbs and pavements that the other two angles might miss. So that is not an issue. | |
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The other thing I must mention is that braking doesnt really feel sharp or have a linear feel. Will get that looked into as well. | |
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Seems like one of those things that get put in for advertisement purposes "Reverse camera with 3 views" without seeing how practical it is in day to day use. | |
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BHPian ![]() | ![]() Took Delivery yesterday 22nd October. Jazz V-CVT Silver Odo was 50 kms and everything went smooth. BUT I am one of those who got MRF tires. The car is going be driven in city most of the time and I don't find a reason to change them. Getting the arm rest and mud flaps installed thats the only after market accessories. Pics are mobile camera pics so! |
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| ![]() One thing which I have noticed in at least 5-7 Jazz new model in Delhi NCR is that there is some kind of wire hanging low when seen from the rear side of the car i.e. if Jazz is in front of me at say 100 mtrs, I can see the wire hanging low. Not sure what wire is it though, however its strange that a new car with a brand like Honda has such a lapse during quality checks of cars. |
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Jazz only has 2 wide angle views and a top down view. The thing is that the lens they have used is a fish eye type lens and using dip, they have enabled those 3 views. Just a marketing gimmick. Btb, can anyone please confirm whether the camera in the VX model gives a better resolution and clarity than the camera in the V variant? Regarding braking, it is good actually. I felt the jazz brakes more progressive than my i20. Means, in the i20, brakes bits hard suddenly, but in the jazz, with a linear pattern. You better check that out in the showroom. | |
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