New Rival for Honda JAZZ

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Originally Posted by Zimp13

thought we could order jazz type-s from the dealer man... heheh.....

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;) where did our Type-S owner go? haven't seen him posting lately..... ;)

probably changed user name.... :D

thats IF come to our shore man,.. still no guarantee. did u ask the dealer while u test drove it? we dont have the 2 door ver right? stick with jazz ma... sejati haha

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Originally Posted by MRFIT

;) where did our Type-S owner go? haven't seen him posting lately..... ;)

probably changed user name.... :D

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haha...yes, i think so:D

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Originally Posted by spoon fit

haha...yes, i think so:D

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No idea who you on about ><

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Originally Posted by kuso

No idea who you on about ><

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haha...not u right? :D

If this is on sale here in Australia.. it is going to kick our butt... 147hp=109.62kw... :thumbsup:

http://img278.echo.cx/img278/9498/fo...tastrsv3aq.jpg

http://img286.echo.cx/img286/5201/11...estastz9nl.jpg

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Originally Posted by Motor Trend

2005 Ford Fiesta ST

The new Fiesta ST heralds the return of an exciting performance car to Ford's European small car range, promising a new direction for the Fiesta in economy, performance, and handling. Based on the original fast 1981 XR2 Fiesta, and developed by Ford's TeamRS alongside the Junior World Rallye car we saw at the 2003 Tokyo Motor Show, the ST is powered by a 147-hp 2.0-liter Duratec ST engine and matched to a chassis tuned to make enthusiastic drivers smile. From its free-breathing grill and lower bumper design, to its lowered stance and 11-spoke alloy wheels wrapped in low-profile high-performance tires, the three-door RS visually demonstrates its performance credentials. Beyond promising a 2-second improvement on the 60-mph time held by the previous 1.6-liter/98-hp model, Ford is withholding any additional technical details until closer to its European release at the end of 2004.

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That Ford looks terrible and I don't think I could ever own another Australian car, Japanese is the way to go. I actually don't mind the Colt but I think it is a big mistake not offering a manual option. There aren't too many modified Colt's in Japan but you can get a Ralliart version which makes over 100ps and I think it has a turbo Mivec engine in it. These two Colt's look cool I think.

http://www.damd.co.jp/products/mitsu...es/oc_colt.jpg

http://img90.echo.cx/img90/6910/drasticcolt3pb.jpg

Colt looks so much like the jazz... hate it when manufacturers come out with like the same car

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Originally Posted by kuso

Colt looks so much like the jazz... hate it when manufacturers come out with like the same car

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What about this one .. I mistaken it was a Jazz when I first look at it ..

http://www.mercedes-benz.com.au/phot...ass/image1.jpg

http://www.mercedes-benz.com.au/phot...ass/image2.jpg

B-class?

http://board.hondasociety.com/images...ilies/hump.gif It's the current A-Class arrr.. SpoonFit... I was amazed how it looks so much like the Jazz..

B-Class is only available in the UK I think.. (was reading the UK Auto magazine just now...)

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Originally Posted by SiR CRX

That Ford looks terrible and I don't think I could ever own another Australian car, Japanese is the way to go.

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:rolleyes:

Umm you do know Ford is NOT an Australian brand right???

The Fiesta is actually made in Germany. And yes, the ST will kill the little Jazz