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Just as Mazda announced that its Japanese production reached 40 million units, Honda came out with an official press release informing us that the worldwide cumulative sales of Fit /Jazz automobile reached 2 million units at the end of June 2007, exactly six years after it was introduced in the Japanese market. Called Fit in Japan , North America, South America and China and Jazz in Europe and Asia/Oceania, Honda’s sub-compact model is now available in 115 countries, manufactured at 6 facilities in 5 different countries and delivered to some 400,000 customers annually. -Breakdown of Jazz / Fit global sales after the jump
- Video: Aussie Honda Jazz Spots Poke Some Fun At Bodybuilders, Rappers And Others
Here are some amusing TV ads from Honda's creative Australian division. The spots were made to show off how practical, roomy and versatile the Honda Jazz is (known as the Fit in North America and Japan). So if you want to learn the answer to questions...
- Honda Begins European Production Of Jazz At Swindon Plant
No more "Made in Japan" Jazz models -at least for most European consumers- as the first British-built examples of the five-door hatchback have rolled off the production line at Honda's factory in Swindon. Up until now, all European market versions...
- Honda Cr-z Hybrid Coupe Sales To Start In Japan In February 2010, Jazz - Fit Hybrid At The End Of 2010
For some twisted reason, Honda likes to remind us every once in a while that the CR-Z hybrid sports coupe and the hybrid version of the Jazz - Fit will enter production. But to completely fair, at least this time the Japanese automaker released some new...
- 2009 Honda Fit / Jazz Tuning Kit By Ings+1
If you happen to own a new 2009 Honda Fit (Jazz in Europe and other international markets) and you’re searching for a way to give it a more aggressive stance, you may want to check out a new styling kit from Japanese tuning firm ‘ings+1’....
- 2009 Honda Fit / Jazz: Teaser Press Release
Honda issued the first official press release on its new Fit (Jazz in European markets) through its UK arm. Strangely Honda hasn’t official let loose any images but they did invite a handful of international magazines a couple of weeks ago to test...
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Honda Jazz / Fit Worldwide Sales Reach 2 Million Units
Just as Mazda announced that its Japanese production reached 40 million units, Honda came out with an official press release informing us that the worldwide cumulative sales of Fit /Jazz automobile reached 2 million units at the end of June 2007, exactly six years after it was introduced in the Japanese market. Called Fit in
- Video: Aussie Honda Jazz Spots Poke Some Fun At Bodybuilders, Rappers And Others
Here are some amusing TV ads from Honda's creative Australian division. The spots were made to show off how practical, roomy and versatile the Honda Jazz is (known as the Fit in North America and Japan). So if you want to learn the answer to questions...
- Honda Begins European Production Of Jazz At Swindon Plant
No more "Made in Japan" Jazz models -at least for most European consumers- as the first British-built examples of the five-door hatchback have rolled off the production line at Honda's factory in Swindon. Up until now, all European market versions...
- Honda Cr-z Hybrid Coupe Sales To Start In Japan In February 2010, Jazz - Fit Hybrid At The End Of 2010
For some twisted reason, Honda likes to remind us every once in a while that the CR-Z hybrid sports coupe and the hybrid version of the Jazz - Fit will enter production. But to completely fair, at least this time the Japanese automaker released some new...
- 2009 Honda Fit / Jazz Tuning Kit By Ings+1
If you happen to own a new 2009 Honda Fit (Jazz in Europe and other international markets) and you’re searching for a way to give it a more aggressive stance, you may want to check out a new styling kit from Japanese tuning firm ‘ings+1’....
- 2009 Honda Fit / Jazz: Teaser Press Release
Honda issued the first official press release on its new Fit (Jazz in European markets) through its UK arm. Strangely Honda hasn’t official let loose any images but they did invite a handful of international magazines a couple of weeks ago to test...