Ya, they can sell separate, but when i am search it again, it just gone, i will let you know once it on sale again.
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Originally Posted by GTI-Jazz
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Ya, they can sell separate, but when i am search it again, it just gone, i will let you know once it on sale again.
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Originally Posted by GTI-Jazz
I think the mugen front looks better anyway.
btw:- re: Carmate. I'd stay away from them. I've seen 20 odd complaints about them on various forums. They sound well dodgey.
It's okay, I found it eventually. Thanks anyway.
Edit: Can you read Japanese?
Ok, mate, I just found them by search, never deal with them b4, thanks for let us know what they looks like.
btw: here is the link i found...
http://page17.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/j...u=;tw_p_world1
cool, but i thinking the seller want send it oversea or not
Sooo.... what's with the new Honda Jazz GLi-SP
GLi1.3L 4 cylinder
5-speed Manual $16,490*
5-speed Auto $18,490*
GLi-SP1.3L 4 cylinder
5-speed Manual $17,590*
5-speed Auto $19,590*
VTi1.5L 4 cylinder
5-speed Manual $19,890*
5-speed Auto $21,890*
VTi-S1.5L 4 cylinder
5-speed Manual $22,490*
5-speed Auto $24,490
I don't think it's new, I think it's just the side airbag/trip computer option that was always a $1000 option on the regular GLiQuote:
Originally Posted by FitRS
dislike it majorly previous shapes were nicer in my mind, hate that black bar on the back and the kit is very dissapointing
very tidy, this thread is giving me an itch, though gutted about the back seats not folding flat if that is trueQuote:
Originally Posted by Fit1500_GD3
all the brochures ive read say its still got "magic seats", and i mean it always was the jazz's big selling point was its awesome seats.. so i doubt they got rid of it.. enless of course they did just so they can reuse parts on the new honda city :pQuote:
Originally Posted by panda
Depends what you mean by flat. They do fold right down almost flat, and the weight of whatever you put there will make it flat.Quote:
Originally Posted by panda
The only cars that have a truly flat floor require you to fold the seat cushion forward to achieve this (eg Mitsubishi Colt, most wagons). The Jazz drops the seat cushion towards the floor so you can achieve almost the same thing with a single one hand movement. This is made possible by putting the fuel tank under the front seats, thus leaving space for the seat cushion to drop into. It's very quick and easy to use. In the GE you don't even need to remove the headrests first.
It's a lot better than the Mazda 2 that leaves you with a step in the floor, or the Toyota Yaris that has a gap.