A Comparison between the Honda Jazz and Honda Fit Hybrid

Differences between Honda fit vs Jazz

Engine Specifications:

The 2017 Honda Jazz, sold in Australia, offers a 1.5L four-cylinder petrol engine. It provides a maximum power output of 88 kW and a maximum torque of 145 Nm.

The 2017 Honda Fit is classified as a fuel-efficient hybrid vehicle. It has a 1.5L four-cylinder petrol engine and an electric motor. This combination offers a maximum power output of 100 kW and maximum torque of 167 Nm.

Transmission

The Australian sold 2017 Honda Jazz is available with a 5-speed manual or a CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission). However, the 2017 Honda Fit Hybrid has a 7-speed dual-clutch transmission.

Fuel Efficiency:

The 2017 Honda Fit Hybrid is significantly more fuel-efficient than the Australian sold Honda Jazz, due to its hybrid powertrain. The 2017 Honda Fit Hybrid has a fuel efficiency rating of 3.3L/100km.

The Australian sold Honda Jazz has a rating of 5.8L/100km for manual transmission models and 5.9L/100km for CVT variants.

Performance and Powertrain:

The Honda Jazz boasts a zippy and efficient gasoline engine, delivering a balanced blend of power and fuel economy. The Honda Fit Hybrid uses a hybrid powertrain to save fuel and provide an eco-friendlier driving experience. Choose based on your preference for traditional power or modern hybrid technology.

Environmental Impact:

The environmental impact of Honda Jazz and Honda Fit Hybrid depends on factors such as fuel efficiency, emissions, and manufacturing processes. These factors determine how these vehicles affect the environment.

Dimensions:

The 2017 Honda Jazz sold in Australia has the following measurements:

• Length: 4,049mm
• Width: 1,694mm
• Height: 1,524mm

Japan imports the 2017 Honda Fit Hybrid. Its dimensions are comparable to its counterpart. Its length is 4,054mm, its width is 1,695mm, and its height is 1,527mm. Furthermore, the vehicle's wheelbase measured precisely 2,530mm.

Features:

Both vehicles have similar features and equipment, including power windows, air conditioning, and central locking. There may be slight variations in features and equipment based on the trim level and options chosen for a vehicle. This could vary from one vehicle to the next.

Both models share the same overall design and dimensions, including the same body shape, size, and exterior styling. The exterior of the two models may only differ in branding and badging. Honda brands the model sold in Australia as the Honda Jazz. Honda brands the imported model as the Honda Fit Hybrid.

Pricing and Value:

Budget considerations play a crucial role in car buying. The Honda Jazz is cheaper but still good quality, so it's a good choice for people who want affordability and quality. Meanwhile, the Fit Hybrid's initial investment might be higher, but its long-term savings on fuel could outweigh the upfront cost.

Importing a Honda Fit Hybrid from Japan has its advantages. For example, the availability of parts and components enables faster part orders and repairs. This ensures that we minimize any potential downtime, and you can get back on the road as soon as possible.

The Honda Fit Hybrid imported from Japan and the Honda Jazz sold in Australia have similar technical specifications and features. There should be no issues with owning and maintaining an imported Honda Fit Hybrid in Australia. Carbarn imports, complies, registers, services, and sells high-quality vehicles like the Honda Fit Hybrid.