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    #41
    Yup. Continuously Variable Transmission. No fixed gear ratios, no torque converter either. It gives you the economy of a manual and the ease of use of an automatic.

    Ang pagbalik ng comeback...

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    #42
    i hope meron pa jazz 1.5 mt next year (jan or feb ) thats the time i can buy the car

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    #43
    Quote Originally Posted by niky View Post
    Yup. Continuously Variable Transmission. No fixed gear ratios, no torque converter either. It gives you the economy of a manual and the ease of use of an automatic.
    Galing! Tlgang guru :D

    hehehe...im considering the jazz 1.3 "CVT".
    (Sna have 150k more to spare...)
    teka, matignan nga wallet! nyahh!! hehehehe...

    sorry, just talking to myself hehehehe...

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    #44

    Our 1.3L iDSI CVT Jazz is doing 12Km/L in city driving and 15Km/L in highway driving.....

    4505:vader:

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    #45
    Quote Originally Posted by claRkEnt View Post
    my City'05 (1.5CVT) gives minimum 15km/li. That data is for over 2-year period. It had been a habit to compute for my consumption everytime i fill up (always full tank whenever warning indicator lits up, whenever possible, same station same gas pump). The figure is for combined city and highway though di masyado traffic sa alabang area.

    Bro.,- depende kasi sa oras ng pagpasok at pag-uwi iyan.....

    4505:vader:

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    #46
    1.3 idsi city doing around 10kms/l

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    #47
    Quote Originally Posted by wonderloo View Post
    hello.
    i dont know how to drive manual transmission
    kaya automatic ang need ko. wala ako choice.

    guys, im thinking of getting a 2nd car
    requirement is really fuel efficient, fuel consumption klm to liter is high.

    ano mas matipid sa fuel?

    a) 1.3 or 1.5?

    b) tapos City ba or Jazz?


    ako, matipid naman tumapak, 80 normally mabilis na.

    thanks ah guys.
    your posts tlga ang basis ng mga choices made dito sa forums.

    1.3 is more fuel efficient
    Jazz should be more fuel efficient because of less weight compared to the same spec city. but the difference is very small in 1-2% better fuel effiency lang.
    If you don't need the trunk, the jazz is better, more versatile, slightly better resale, looks better too.

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    #48
    I just bought a 1.3 with cvt transmission, still waiting for the licence plates to arrive. The transition from driving a Fortuner to the Jazz takes a lot of getting used to, engine response is slightly better than the SUV but the handling took me by surprise! I hope the Jazz will be as economical as advertized, bought the car so that my wife can have something to drive when I'm not around. Will keep you guys informed of it's performance in future post.

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    #49
    Quote Originally Posted by jjmichaels View Post
    Jazz 1.3 manual 28 kms/liter
    Jazz 1.3 CVT 33 kms/liter

    One of those Petron runs which we joined from Fort McDo Taguig to Petron Lipa Batangas.

    totoo ba to?

    In real day to day driving terms.

    What's the Km/L for the

    Jazz 1.3 Manual and Jazz 1.3 CVT?

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    #50
    2005 Honda Jazz 1.3S manual transmission
    City driving: 11-14 km/L
    Highway driving: 17-28 km/L

    And I'm not pulling any of your legs. This is the real deal.

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    #51
    1.3 m/t jazz versus 1.3 cvt jazz

    mas matipid ang cvt since nacocompute na ng tranny kung ano yung optimum "gear"..pero wala naman gear kasi CVT nga, continuously variable.

    sa 1.3 cvt jazz ko,

    using the 7 speed steermatic controls hataw hataw redline redline in the city, i get a low of 10km/l

    using D only in the city, high of 12km/l

    sa highway, D mixed with 7 speed, 16km/l highest SO FAR. pag highway na kasi, sarap mag spirited driving e.
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    #52
    My last tankful got me 13.177 km/L. My fuel economy's gotten progressively better over the past 6 weeks, starting from 11.5 km/L.

    Funny enough, the more I thrash the Jazz, the more frugal it seems to get!

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    #53
    i have a 2006 1.3 CVT City
    Normal City Driving ~ 13.8km/L
    Highway ~22km/L

    I drive upto 2000RPM almost always and upto 80KPH.

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    #54
    I have a 1.3 CVT City (2008). My fuel consumption has steadily improved, starting from 9.5 km/l to about 12+ km/l - all city driving (QC to Makati and back).

    Several Sundays ago, I drove to Tagaytay. I got 19+ km/l.

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    #55
    Our jazz 1.3 CVT consumes 15.0 Km/Li mixed city and highway driving

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    #56
    Our Honda City Vtec is averaging around 13 km/l mixed city and highway. I'm expecting it to get better as we just finished it's first 1k PMS.

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    #57

    Honda City 1.3 i-DSI m/t (2003) 205/40/17
    10.5km/l city
    1st to 2nd gear 2500rpm
    2nd-5th gear 2000rpm

    ...i bought the car from my aunt 2 months ago with 58k km only, she purchased the car brand new in 2003 when it came out. am trying to get 12km out of a liter. will tune up the car with new spark plugs and wirings, new fuel filter, new tank cap, new coolant and in 6 month with a new fully synthetic engine oil. i just changed the air filter 3 weeks ago, costs me 1200k at the honda house.

    will let you guys know my new km/l result when every tuning is done.

    how you guys are getting 13-15km/l out? unbelievable to me.

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    #58
    Quote Originally Posted by SouthSider View Post
    Honda City 1.3 i-DSI m/t (2003) 205/40/17
    10.5km/l city
    1st to 2nd gear 2500rpm
    2nd-5th gear 2000rpm

    ...i bought the car from my aunt 2 months ago with 58k km only, she purchased the car brand new in 2003 when it came out. am trying to get 12km out of a liter. will tune up the car with new spark plugs and wirings, new fuel filter, new tank cap, new coolant and in 6 month with a new fully synthetic engine oil. i just changed the air filter 3 weeks ago, costs me 1200k at the honda house.

    will let you guys know my new km/l result when every tuning is done.

    how you guys are getting 13-15km/l out? unbelievable to me.
    iDSI iyan, so prepare 8 sparks.

    When I had our 2004 Jazz 1.3L iDSI CVT,- I was doing 12Km/L City and 15Km/L Highway....

    15.4K:cosmo:

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    #59
    Quote Originally Posted by SouthSider View Post
    Honda City 1.3 i-DSI m/t (2003) 205/40/17
    10.5km/l city
    1st to 2nd gear 2500rpm
    2nd-5th gear 2000rpm

    ...i bought the car from my aunt 2 months ago with 58k km only, she purchased the car brand new in 2003 when it came out. am trying to get 12km out of a liter. will tune up the car with new spark plugs and wirings, new fuel filter, new tank cap, new coolant and in 6 month with a new fully synthetic engine oil. i just changed the air filter 3 weeks ago, costs me 1200k at the honda house.

    will let you guys know my new km/l result when every tuning is done.

    how you guys are getting 13-15km/l out? unbelievable to me.

    You are on 17" rims. Change those back to stock 14"s or 15"s and you will get 13-15kms/L.

    17" rims are just too heavy and add to rolling resistance.

    My 2 centavos

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    #60
    Quote Originally Posted by Zhandros View Post
    You are on 17" rims. Change those back to stock 14"s or 15"s and you will get 13-15kms/L.

    17" rims are just too heavy and add to rolling resistance.

    My 2 centavos
    i dont think so, will give me probably 0.5km more if im going to 14", and i got michelin pilot preceda pp2 which is an advantage of having higher mileage.

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