Any Honda fit drivers??
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Any Honda fit drivers??..
Just wonder whether this car really can click 24km per liter as per the manual?...
anybody tried?.....
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Another thing...my frined of mine convert the car to CNG but a handful people says that it is not worth..According to them, HOnda fit is already a fuel saving car and needs no CNG...
Waht u guys think?
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Originally posted by Fs4751:
Any Honda fit drivers??..
Just wonder whether this car really can click 24km per liter as per the manual?...
anybody tried?.....
24 is rubbish.. Personally I've driven the last gen 1.4 jazz auto.. Real life fc more like 15-16? 24km/l is even higher than the civic hybrid 1.3 or prius already.. Though not very sure for the latest gen 1.3 / 1.5. As for CNG, not really recommended.. Yes it is true that compared to other compact hatches, the boot space might be slight bigger, but if you mount the CNG tank means you really no more usable boot space..
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Originally posted by nightsky87:
24 is rubbish.. Personally I've driven the last gen 1.4 jazz auto.. Real life fc more like 15-16? 24km/l is even higher than the civic hybrid 1.3 or prius already.. Though not very sure for the latest gen 1.3 / 1.5. As for CNG, not really recommended.. Yes it is true that compared to other compact hatches, the boot space might be slight bigger, but if you mount the CNG tank means you really no more usable boot space..
thats what i thought too...but it states in the manual..maybe not meant for singapore road..15-16 is acceptable....that i agree
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i tot shd be somewhere near 20.
TS, u can get more info of jazz at shc / fjc
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Originally posted by IcedLemon:
i tot shd be somewhere near 20.
TS, u can get more info of jazz at shc / fjc
Bro, I tried there (shc/jfc) but according to them ,some of them even managed to scrap thru 23......dats y i tryied asking here...maybe you people have reached 20-24....just wondering..anyway bro, tks for the info..really appreciate it....me still scouting for the best FC car..hehe.. -
The Fit looks like a car out of I.Robot. In a way though, it still reminds me of an egg.
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Originally posted by Fs4751:
Bro, I tried there (shc/jfc) but according to them ,some of them even managed to scrap thru 23......dats y i tryied asking here...maybe you people have reached 20-24....just wondering..anyway bro, tks for the info..really appreciate it....me still scouting for the best FC car..hehe..Yes but it would depend on the driving pattern as well.. If driving pattern 95% highway @ non peak hours, then i guess over 20 might be achievable.. But nowadays getting harder also lah. No matter peak/non peak, the highways are relatively more crowded now as compared to the past. Fit/Jazz will be one of the better FC cars around, pity about the price though.. but i guess one cannot have the best of both worlds.
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Originally posted by Fs4751:
Bro, I tried there (shc/jfc) but according to them ,some of them even managed to scrap thru 23......dats y i tryied asking here...maybe you people have reached 20-24....just wondering..anyway bro, tks for the info..really appreciate it....me still scouting for the best FC car..hehe..
try the daihatsu sirion 1.3L. it may be better than fit in FC. -
u can achieve a desirable FC if your driving methods are steady and no hard acceleration.
i've done on the mazda 3 and achieved good FC from time-to-time like 12+km/l. but ultimately, at the end of the... well, full tank, you tell yourself ah what the heck, i need to get places fast anyway. just ram the accelerator lah.
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Hi to all.
I am driving 1 of the 09 Fit 1.3 Auto.
Haha 24km Per / L
Bro i tell you this is impossible in singapore, weather play a big way, Our traffic in singapore jam every day. So when u take this 2 pts in the FC will go down.
If u r a light footer and willing to drive at low pick up not more than 1,500rpm and below and no wack also not any speed of more than 90KM/H. Plus no Aircon you wshould be able to hit 17-19km.
For me as i am a more of heavy foot once awhile i drag all the way to 5,500rpm all do some pick up or at NS WAY clearing meter.
My FC is looking at 14 to 16km with air con on.
Hope this help you my friend.
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I have a GD3 (7 Speed 1.5L Vtec) and average 17.5 km/l using Shell 92. Don't know anyone personally who has higher. 24 may be quite impossible unless you're constantly on an emptry highway.
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Originally posted by raygrace3584:
Hi to all.
I am driving 1 of the 09 Fit 1.3 Auto.
Haha 24km Per / L
Bro i tell you this is impossible in singapore, weather play a big way, Our traffic in singapore jam every day. So when u take this 2 pts in the FC will go down.
If u r a light footer and willing to drive at low pick up not more than 1,500rpm and below and no wack also not any speed of more than 90KM/H. Plus no Aircon you wshould be able to hit 17-19km.
For me as i am a more of heavy foot once awhile i drag all the way to 5,500rpm all do some pick up or at NS WAY clearing meter.
My FC is looking at 14 to 16km with air con on.
Hope this help you my friend.
good info bro...damn the manual..!!......
anyway tks bro..!!
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Originally posted by Fs4751:
Any Honda fit drivers??..
Just wonder whether this car really can click 24km per liter as per the manual?...
anybody tried?.....
24km/l is possible, but in countries with very long stretches of road or highways, and with a much cooler, less humid atmosphere probably.
Just like the manufacturer's claim of the 0-100kph timing, and engine output numbers.
They are for certain 'test' conditions only (temp/humidity/tyre/fuel/road surface/wind/etc), and if u try to measure it will not be near those claimed.
CNG.. don't bother unless u stay near the station. The price difference is not alot, and it would take very long to break even or just to justify the amount spent installing it in the first place. -
Is it the new version or the old one?
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Originally posted by turby:
24km/l is possible, but in countries with very long stretches of road or highways, and with a much cooler, less humid atmosphere probably.
Just like the manufacturer's claim of the 0-100kph timing, and engine output numbers.
They are for certain 'test' conditions only (temp/humidity/tyre/fuel/road surface/wind/etc), and if u try to measure it will not be near those claimed.
CNG.. don't bother unless u stay near the station. The price difference is not alot, and it would take very long to break even or just to justify the amount spent installing it in the first place.CNG....I heard if u want to export CNG cars, u have to bear the cost for uninstalling it...from what i know, exporters dun want to export cars with CNG fitted on it..
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Originally posted by raygrace3584:
Hi to all.
I am driving 1 of the 09 Fit 1.3 Auto.
Haha 24km Per / L
Bro i tell you this is impossible in singapore, weather play a big way, Our traffic in singapore jam every day. So when u take this 2 pts in the FC will go down.
If u r a light footer and willing to drive at low pick up not more than 1,500rpm and below and no wack also not any speed of more than 90KM/H. Plus no Aircon you wshould be able to hit 17-19km.
For me as i am a more of heavy foot once awhile i drag all the way to 5,500rpm all do some pick up or at NS WAY clearing meter.
My FC is looking at 14 to 16km with air con on.
Hope this help you my friend.
Really? I want to own one! The Honda Jazz version, but the price is the biggest drawback.
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CNG? lol
they say cng cheap.. but now fuel cheaper
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cng maintenace fees can make u drown
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Originally posted by youyayu:
CNG? lol
they say cng cheap.. but now fuel cheaper
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cng maintenace fees can make u drown
If install CNG, the Jazz will be bootless to an extent. Furthermore, the gap between the prices of petrol and CNG is narrowing. Coupled with the fact that the Jazz is a fuel efficient car, CNG is out for me.
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The deliveries for the new Honda Jazz has started.
I must say those new cars on the roads now are splendid!!!
All the more I am going to own it in due time.