A wagon version of Honda Fit is expected to be introduced in February 2011. The production of the previous wagon version, called Airwave (shown in the second photo), ended in August 2010. The new model is likely to be powered by a 1.5L petrol engine and a hybrid version will follow (1.3L petrol engine + IMA).
Showing posts with label Honda Fit Shuttle 本田フィットシャトル. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Honda Fit Shuttle 本田フィットシャトル. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Thursday, May 22, 2014
A glimpse of the new Japanese models coming in 2011!!!
The latest issue of Best Car magazine has a very interesting cover showing all the important new Japanese models coming in 2011!!!
So, here is what's coming (... I am missing a couple of Nissan sedan models):
- Daihatsu's small car based on the concept e:S (earlier post)
- Honda Fit - aka Jazz - wagon (earlier post)
- Honda Freed Hybrid
- Honda Insight (facelift with design cues from FCX Clarity)
- Lexus CT (looks like a spicy version... a CT-F perhaps?)
- Lexus GS-F (earlier post)
- Mazda CX-5 (Mazda's variant of the Ford Kuga)
- Nissan Tiida - aka Versa - (earlier post)
- Toyota FT-86 / Subaru 216A (related posts)
- Toyota Prius V (related posts)
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Daihatsu e:S,
Daihatsu ダイハツ,
FT-86 variants FT-86のバリエーション,
Honda Fit Shuttle 本田フィットシャトル,
Honda Freed Hybrid 本田フリード ハイブリッド,
Honda Insight 本田インサイト,
Honda 本田,
Lexus “F”,
Lexus CT,
Lexus GS,
Lexus GS-F,
Lexus レクサス,
Mazda CX-5,
Mazda マツダ,
Nissan Tiida (Versa) 日産ティーダ,
Nissan 日産,
Subaru 216A,
Subaru スバル,
Toyota Prius V,
Toyota トヨタ
Saturday, May 17, 2014
A glimpse of upcoming Prius V, Fit Wagon & facelifted Fairlady Z (370Z)
New BC issue will be out soon and the front cover shows three upcoming models: The new Prius V to be unveiled at Detroit this month, the upcoming Fit Wagon (earlier post) and what appears to be the facelifted Nissan Fairlady Z (aka 370Z)!
Check out my blog soon, as some very interesting material is underway straight from Japan!!!
Thursday, May 15, 2014
Leaked brochure images show new Honda Fit Shuttle
Those leaked brochure images show the new Honda Fit wagon (earlier post), which will be called Fit Shuttle (フィットシャトル). As reported in the past, a hybrid version (1.3 L + IMA) will be also available.
Fuel efficiency of new Honda Fit Shuttle
Those shots of the upcoming Fit Shuttle (earlier post) are from BC's latest issue and according the article, the fuel efficiency of the hybrid version will be 30.0 km/L, while the 1.5 L petrol version will achieve 20.0 km/L.
[Source: Bebop Beat]
Monday, April 28, 2014
More photos of new Honda Fit Shuttle!
The upcoming wagon version of the Fit, called Fit Shuttle (フィット シャトル), is nothing new since a lot of leaked photos have been published. The new model is heading for a domestic launch in March, and in the latest Mag-x issue, there a lot of photos and detailed info (even the trim levels are listed)!
More photos after the jump!
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Web preview of new Honda Fit Shuttle
Honda has launched a website featuring info on the new Fit Shuttle (earlier post), which is scheduled to debut in March. A hybrid version will be available as expected.
Friday, April 25, 2014
Prices of new Honda Fit Shuttle
Prices of the new Fit Shuttle, which will be launched in March (earlier post), will start from ¥ 1,650,000 for the petrol version, while the base price of the hybrid version will be ¥ 1,850,000. 15C and Hybrid C grades, which are business specification, are going to cost ¥ 40,000 cheaper than the standard ones. The 4WD model, available only with the petrol engine and 15X trim level, will cost ¥ 1,825,600.
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
First photos of Mugen Fit Shuttle
The Fit Shuttle will be launched next month and already the first photos showing the Mugen bits and pieces have leaked. The Mugen Fit Shuttle is expected to be officially revealed one month later.
[Source: 頑張れ! 三菱自動車 応援ブログと株日記]
Thursday, April 10, 2014
Live shots of Honda Fit Shuttle
Launch of the Honda Fit Shuttle (earlier post) has been postponed due to the earthquake in Japan, but those are some live shots of it prior the official launch. It still looks bad in my opinion, as the massive rear end looks silly, especially in combination with those small wheels. Perhaps the Mugen version (earlier post) will look a bit better....
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