Showing posts with label Honda Jazz - Fit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Honda Jazz - Fit. Show all posts
Friday, February 18, 2011
Honda Recalling 97,201 2009-2010MY Fit Models in the States
.fullpost { display: inline; } Potentially damaged lost motion springs are the cause of Honda’s latest recall in the U.S., which affects 97,201 2009 and 2010 model year Fit vehicles. Parts of the engine valvetrain, the lost motion springs may bend or break over time due to the compression forces exerted on them by the rocker arms, resulting in abnormal engine noise or even damage. According
Honda Recalling 97,201 2009-2010MY Fit Models in the States
Potentially damaged lost motion springs are the cause of Honda’s latest recall in the U.S., which affects 97,201 2009 and 2010 model year Fit vehicles. Parts of the engine valvetrain, the lost motion springs may bend or break over time due to the compression forces exerted on them by the rocker arms, resulting in abnormal engine noise or even damage. According to Honda, no crashes or injuries
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Honda Publishes New Photos and Info on European-spec Jazz Hybrid and Face-lifted Jazz Models
.fullpost { display: inline; } Honda today released full details and some 80 or so photos on the European-spec Jazz Hybrid and face-lifted conventional Jazz models, which will soon go on sale across the continent. Previewed at the 2010 Paris Auto Show, the Jazz Hybrid is said to be the first B-segment car fitted with a petrol-electric powertrain and it does it without compromising the cabin
Wednesday, February 16, 2011
Honda Publishes New Photos and Info on European-spec Jazz Hybrid and Face-lifted Jazz Models
Honda today released full details and some 80 or so photos on the European-spec Jazz Hybrid and face-lifted conventional Jazz models, which will soon go on sale across the continent. Previewed at the 2010 Paris Auto Show, the Jazz Hybrid is said to be the first B-segment car fitted with a petrol-electric powertrain and it does it without compromising the cabin space and luggage compartment. By
Honda Publishes New Photos and Info on European-spec Jazz Hybrid and Face-lifted Jazz Models
Honda today released full details and some 80 or so photos on the European-spec Jazz Hybrid and face-lifted conventional Jazz models, which will soon go on sale across the continent. Previewed at the 2010 Paris Auto Show, the Jazz Hybrid is said to be the first B-segment car fitted with a petrol-electric powertrain and it does it without compromising the cabin space and luggage compartment. By
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