G'Day from down under

[AussieDean]

G'Day All,
New to the Honda family, having recently purchased a 2006 Jazz VT-i manual.
Fell in love with the Jazz after driving one for a while when my vehicle was off the road, that's a big statement coming from me having driven 4 wheel drives for a large part of the last 20 + years.
So I will be trawling through the forum finding out as much info as I can and hopefully not annoying you with too many questions.
Dean

[culzean]

G'Day All,
New to the Honda family, having recently purchased a 2006 Jazz VT-i manual.
Fell in love with the Jazz after driving one for a while when my vehicle was off the road, that's a big statement coming from me having driven 4 wheel drives for a large part of the last 20 + years.
So I will be trawling through the forum finding out as much info as I can and hopefully not annoying you with too many questions.
Dean

Welcome to the forum, plenty of info on here,  and we are now getting the 1.5 engine in UK after a long, long wait.   You will certainly notice the difference at the fuel pump when it comes time to pay.   

More people in cities have 4x4 in UK than in the country areas,  we call them 'school run taxis' or 'Chelsea Tractors' over here - 95% of the 4x4 in UK never leave tarmac, and most are useless in snow because they have summer tyres on them - I just laughed at them in our recent snows as I flew past stranded 4x4's in a Jazz with winter tyres on LOL.

[madasafish]

Welcome.

We know as much about cars as we do about playing cricket by the rules.

[AussieDean]

Thanks for the welcome.

culzean, we have plenty of 4x4's like that over here as well. We call them Queen Street Cowboys or Toorak Tractors. Mine saw plenty of mud, sand & dirt though  . My Jazz has the 1.5 engine, the one I was driving before was the 1.3 you can certainly tell the difference.

Love the comment madasafish  but everyone does it, we were stupid enough to get caught 

 Dean

[RichardA]

Hello and welcome.