The handily-specified Honda Jazz has been revealed the first installment in the company’s its sales fightback as it recovers from the crippling effects of the floods on its Thailand manufacturing plant.
Honda Jazz is a standout compact car boasting a very clever interior and a five-speed automatic transmission in a field still populated with four-speeders.
Honda Jazz Vibe gains plenty of handy extras including 15-inch alloy wheels, cruise control, automatic air-conditioning, leather-wrapped steering wheel and gear lever, paddle shifters for automatic versions a rear spoiler and folding exterior mirrors.
The sporty Honda Jazz Vibe-S goes further, adding the 88kW/145Nm 1.5-litre powerplant, a sports bodykit (bumpers and side skirts) and 16-inch alloys.
Three new exterior colours have also been added to the Honda Jazz palette – ‘Azure Blue’, ‘Milano Red’ and ‘Storm Silver’.
Best of all, Honda has launched the Jazz Vibe at ‘Driveaway’ prices.
“Honda is pleased to offer the growing number of Australian small car buyers the Jazz Vibe, delivering substantial upgrades in features and overall value,” explained Honda sales and marketing boss Stephen Collins.
The full range is:
Jazz Vibe 1.3 manual $17,990 Driveaway
Jazz Vibe 1.3 automatic $19,990 Driveaway
Jazz Vibe-S 1.5 automatic $22,240 Driveaway
