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Honda Jazz Forums => Honda Jazz Mk3 2015 - 2020 => Topic started by: Roddy0000 on June 14, 2018, 01:42:26 PM
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Hi
After reading through comments am I correct in saying that the 2017 version has had upgrades in the 2018,if so does anyone know the difference. Many thanks.
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Hi
After reading through comments am I correct in saying that the 2017 version has had upgrades in the 2018,if so does anyone know the difference. Many thanks.
The 2018 update is a considerable improvement of the pre update car. The improvements in many cases are subtle but distinct and best assessed by a back to back drive. Things like ride and handling, steering feel etc have to be experienced.This is Honda's version of the cars update.
http://www.honda.co.uk/cars/new/jazz/overview.html
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I’ve had both and the 2018 model rides bumpy roads better is quieter seams to “sit” better ( feels more substantial?) on the road than the previous model in my opinion it’s a fraction less stable in side winds on the Motorway but the improvements make for a better car all round
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I’ve had both and the 2018 model rides bumpy roads better is quieter seams to “sit” better ( feels more substantial?) on the road than the previous model in my opinion it’s a fraction less stable in side winds on the Motorway but the improvements make for a better car all round
Mrs Sky says it feels more "solid" than our 2016 MK3.
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I’ve had both and the 2018 model rides bumpy roads better is quieter seams to “sit” better ( feels more substantial?) on the road than the previous model in my opinion it’s a fraction less stable in side winds on the Motorway but the improvements make for a better car all round
Mrs Sky says it feels more "solid" than our 2016 MK3.
Unless you need higher seating in Jazz it sounds like you need a Civic, much better all round than Jazz.
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I’ve had both and the 2018 model rides bumpy roads better is quieter seams to “sit” better ( feels more substantial?) on the road than the previous model in my opinion it’s a fraction less stable in side winds on the Motorway but the improvements make for a better car all round
Mrs Sky says it feels more "solid" than our 2016 MK3.
Unless you need higher seating in Jazz it sounds like you need a Civic, much better all round than Jazz.
So just to clarify, my 13 month old mk3 has the modifications ? Thanks.
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So is my 13 month old jazz the latest with the modifications ? Thanks.
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The modifications, (facelift) were introduced for the 2018 model year. New cars sold from September 2017, easily spotted by the "bump" over the Honda logo in the grille. Pre facelift models have a flat top to the chrome trim in the grille.
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I’ve had both and the 2018 model rides bumpy roads better is quieter seams to “sit” better ( feels more substantial?) on the road than the previous model in my opinion it’s a fraction less stable in side winds on the Motorway but the improvements make for a better car all round
Mrs Sky says it feels more "solid" than our 2016 MK3.
Unless you need higher seating in Jazz it sounds like you need a Civic, much better all round than Jazz.
Would have a Civic but it’s got way too big for my needs. The new Jazz just feels bigger :D
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The modifications, (facelift) were introduced for the 2018 model year. New cars sold from September 2017, easily spotted by the "bump" over the Honda logo in the grille. Pre facelift models have a flat top to the chrome trim in the grille.
Thank you, very helpful. Will check, looks like I have pre 2018.
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The modifications, (facelift) were introduced for the 2018 model year. New cars sold from September 2017, easily spotted by the "bump" over the Honda logo in the grille. Pre facelift models have a flat top to the chrome trim in the grille.
Thank you, very helpful. Will check, looks like I have pre 2018.
Also the black grills in the rear bumper have been made much smaller on the facelift model
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In the 2018 the daylight running lights have moved from the bottom and are now in the same unit at the headlamps.
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In the 2018 the daylight running lights have moved from the bottom and are now in the same unit at the headlamps.
Only on the EX and Sport with LED headlights.