Honda Jazz to Turn More Powerful in 2010

New Honda Jazz Cars in India
India’s “biggest small car” Honda Jazz has received a fairly good response after it was launched in India last month. Jazz with a body styling resembling a MUV and a hefty price tag attached to it is still drawing crowds to the showroom.

Honda Motors now has plans to add more power to Jazz. It is speculated that Jazz would be seen with a 1.5-litre engine next year. Jazz which is developed on the Honda City platform will share the same engine of the City under its hood. With more power, the Honda Jazz would cost a little extra with an estimated price of Rs. 70,000 more. Besides 1.5-litre engine, the car would be seen with an optional automatic transmission which will add an extra burden of Rs one Lakh on the pocket of the buyers.

Currently Honda jazz is powered by an i.2 litre i-VTEC petrol engine which produces 89 bhp and is mated to a 5-speed manual transmission. With more power Honda Jazz will definitely be a star among its rivals. And with Honda’s reliability and popularity there are people who do not mind paying even bigger price for a small car. Honda Jazz is still young in its segment India.
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2 thoughts on “Honda Jazz to Turn More Powerful in 2010

  1. I really liked Honda Jazz and i also took a test drive. It is a very spacious car with good performance and style. It offers a a smooth drive and good handling. I have also driven Fabia and i feel jazz is much ahead of Fabia. The styling is good and impressive. Currently i have an M800 and i was so satisfied with the the car and plan to go for one.

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