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Honda Jazz Forums => Honda Jazz Mk2 2008-2015 => Topic started by: Pdp.cousins on February 02, 2018, 04:27:20 PM
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Hi. I have just bought a 2015 jazz ex cvt expecting it to have paddle shifters but it doesn't it has a auto box with R. P. D. S and L can anyone explain why there are not any paddle shifters please?
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Hi,
Honda decided to do away with them as not many people used them, you can change down as quickly with a heavy right foot😊
Chris
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Hi,
Honda decided to do away with them as not many people used them, you can change down as quickly with a heavy right foot
Chris
Thank you. Is mine on a 15 plate mean it is a phase 2 or 3
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Can't comment on the 15 plate, but mine is a Mk 3 on a 66 plate and it certainly has paddles.
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chrisv is right Honda stopped fitting them on some Mk2 cvt models but they are fitted on the Mk3. I use the down paddle quite a lot for deceleration and on steep hills, I would not want to have auto without paddles.
You can use the throttle to effectively change up on the Mk3 and S Sport mode gives more engine braking but is not as effective as the downshift paddle
I do not really do not use the up paddle very much the cvt works well but I like to use the down paddle when I need more control.
The Alfa156 semi automatic had years ago had paddles and I found them great as well.
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It was the final/last production run of the Mk2 Jazz before the Mk3 came out in the UK that had no paddles, I remember being at my local Honda dealers when my Jazz was being serviced and I wandered round the showroom looking at the new cars when I noticed the Jazz on show had no paddles.
I commented on it to one of the salesmen who actually did not know and had to go and look for himself to confirm I was right. ::)
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Hobo's comments are correct , the Jazz Sport 1.5 + CVT + paddles should be in UK delearships on demo mid month.
I was in a new HRV with CVT the other day and the car was busy compared to our Mk2 Jazz 1.3 + CVT - may have been the driver.
Wouldn't go back to manual given the traffic in towns.
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It was the final/last production run of the Mk2 Jazz before the Mk3 came out in the UK that had no paddles, I remember being at my local Honda dealers when my Jazz was being serviced and I wandered round the showroom looking at the new cars when I noticed the Jazz on show had no paddles.
I commented on it to one of the salesmen who actually did not know and had to go and look for himself to confirm I was right. ::)
Were the shifters an extra option? Can they be fitted if I really wanted them? I’m feeling I might be missing out!
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Save your £ and enjoy the car as is.
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Were the shifters an extra option? Can they be fitted if I really wanted them? I’m feeling I might be missing out!
No, No and tough. ;D
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Were the shifters an extra option? Can they be fitted if I really wanted them? I’m feeling I might be missing out!
No, No and tough. ;D
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This was the dealer's communication. Shown to me, after I had bought my 2015 ES+. (Sans paddles).....
(https://s25.postimg.cc/e2cfdgbyn/Jazz_2015_Update.jpg) (https://postimages.org/)
My, imminent, EX Navi, will have paddles.....
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This was the dealer's communication. Shown to me, after I had bought my 2015 ES+. (Sans paddles).....
(https://s25.postimg.org/e2cfdgbyn/Jazz_2015_Update.jpg) (https://postimages.org/)
My, imminent, EX Navi, will have paddles.....
Thanks for that.
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