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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 such as "How much Massive can you pack in a Honda Jazz?" and "How much Rap can you pack in a Jazz?", and don't mind watching 'iron boy' here in very tight speedos, hit the jump to check out the videos.
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- All-new Honda Jazz Shuttle, Fit's Longer Brother, Unveiled In Japan
Following the Grace Hybrid sedan launched in Japan late last year, Honda has unveiled a new model based on the all-new Fit/Jazz architecture, the latest generation Jazz Shuttle. Read more »...
- New Honda Freed Spike "lifestyle" Minivan Debuts In Japan
A new member has been added to the JDM Honda Freed family of compact minivans in Japan. Called the Freed Spike, the new model is being pitched by Honda as a "compact multi-wagon" for people with "active lifestyles". We remind you...
- 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...
- Why Honda Didn’t Call The Fit - Jazz By Its Intended Name...
Since we found out why by one of our readers in a comment he left on our 2008 Honda Jazz / Fit article, we thought it’d be only fair to post the comment as is: "You know why they didn't call the Honda Jazz/Fit by its intended name? Honda had...
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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 such as "How much Massive can you pack in a Honda Jazz?" and "How much Rap can you pack in a Jazz?", and don't mind watching 'iron boy' here in very tight speedos, hit the jump to check out the videos.
Read more »
- All-new Honda Jazz Shuttle, Fit's Longer Brother, Unveiled In Japan
Following the Grace Hybrid sedan launched in Japan late last year, Honda has unveiled a new model based on the all-new Fit/Jazz architecture, the latest generation Jazz Shuttle. Read more »...
- New Honda Freed Spike "lifestyle" Minivan Debuts In Japan
A new member has been added to the JDM Honda Freed family of compact minivans in Japan. Called the Freed Spike, the new model is being pitched by Honda as a "compact multi-wagon" for people with "active lifestyles". We remind you...
- 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...
- Why Honda Didn’t Call The Fit - Jazz By Its Intended Name...
Since we found out why by one of our readers in a comment he left on our 2008 Honda Jazz / Fit article, we thought it’d be only fair to post the comment as is: "You know why they didn't call the Honda Jazz/Fit by its intended name? Honda had...