Showing posts with label i-VTEC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label i-VTEC. Show all posts

Friday, April 23, 2010

The all-new Honda Freed

The Honda Freed is a mini MPV produced by the Japanese automaker Honda since 2008. The vehicle is a replacement for the Honda Mobilio. The Freed is based on the Jazz/Fit platform.

1.5L i-VTEC Engine

The Freed carries a powerful 1.5L 118PS i-VTEC engine with Shift Hold Control and Grade Logic Control for an exhilarating driving performance.

5AT and Drive-By-Wire (DBW)

The Freed is equipped with a 5-gear automatic transmission and Drive-By-Wire technology, keeping the engine rpm within its most efficient range while giving better fuel efficiency and acceleration.

Front Bumper and Grille

A sleek front bumper and grille dominate the front with smooth contours for enhanced aerodynamics.







 Automatic Sliding Doors with Remote Control

Automatic sliding doors, easily opened via remote or from driver’s seat, make getting in and out of easier.

Halogen Headlights

Halogen projector headlights give the Freed a subtle wind swept look, while providing better visibility at night.

Dual Front SRS Airbags

The Dual Front SRS Airbags are designed to keep the occupants safe by measuring impact energy and ensuring the safest possible deployment.

On-The-Road Price with Insurance : RM112,980.00



Wednesday, July 2, 2008

New Honda Jazz is coming this year!

Honda Malaysia Sdn Bhd has announced that the second generation Honda Jazz will be launched before the end of the year. The new Jazz has continued in the award-winning footsteps of its predecessor and has recently been voted Japan’s Car of the Year 2007/2008. It will probably pick up a few more awards locally once introduced here.

There are a few changes to the Jazz, for those who are used to the first generation Jazz’s dual engine variants. With the new Jazz, i-DSI has dropped out of the picture and there are only 1.3 and 1.5 liter i-VTEC engines.

The CVT gearbox remains but seems to be offered in Japan only at the moment (where it is called the Honda Fit), with our region getting a 5-speed automatic with dual overdrives for lower highway cruising engine RPM.

Source : paultan.org