may be u should start using fuelly?

1stime, fill full each time until the nozzle click once, then stop. note litre of fuel pump in & car milage.
2ndtime, fill full each time until the nozzle click once, then stop. note litre of fuel pump in & car milage.
repeat so on so forth.

What I used to do for my City was pump until click and then pump till cant masuk anymore and then reset the trip. My City used to hit about 490 to 530 km (really fuel efficient)

Will do the same for the Jazz. Tomorrow will testing full tank and see what kind of mileage I get,

Thanks for the advice

1stime click enuf bro.

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Hi, just need some advice, shall I choose jazz p or hybrid? Hard to choose.

maciam the singaporeans... goyang goyang goyang.... pump somemore.. then goyang somemore.. then pump somemore...dun see the petrol overflow out they won't be satisfied..

either one is also OK...

price wise, i won't talk about it...

generally, hybrid will save petrol in most conditions but you have to deal with the engine start stop system shutting the air cond compressor down when your engine stops as your car comes to a halt...on long jams.. you might start feeling the air cond not doing it's job as the compressor stopped for too long... and if you find ways to override the start stop functions.. you don't save as much fuel...

then there is the question of replacing the batteries sometime down the road as the battery like any other rechargeable batteries will start deteriorating and lose charge capacity after years of usage...

hybrid also gives you a 3 year free service (parts and labor) compared to petrol's first 3 service only...feature wise, not much difference except a cooler box in passenger side (not very sure with ckd model), paddle shift, digital aircond and i think nothing else...

petrol variation is the most straight forward at the expense of petrol consumption compared to the hybrid... it also gains a rear disc brake (i doubt it does much for many people, but cosmetically it looks nicer), more bootspace, a spare wheel.. and i think that is practically it....and oh yeah.. a whole 15k cheaper if no discounts is taken into considerations...

This post has been edited by butthead: Mar 5 2014, 08:31 PM

Thanks a lot for the advise...

before cny my sis order until today not yet get, salesman say another 1 week

Ordered from which Honda dealer...?

Thank goodness I waited for 2 weeks only...

Placed order mid-Feb, got it last day of Feb...

This post has been edited by Eithanius: Mar 5 2014, 09:48 PM

what colour you order? my sis order white and salesman say white many order thats why slow..wonder BS or not lol

order from motoria b'worth here

make sense also... mine's Modern Steel Metallic... the color is not on official brochure, so not many ppl take that color...

i like brown, i think it goes well with jazz also kinda different from sea of silver and white but my sis want white haha

now back to waiting lol

Lol, confirm not Singkie style bro, I'm from JB so I dont really like em (but thats another story)

Usually after click then I pump a little bit more. Like yesterday after click was RM68 for full tank then pump RM2 more for even amount

My range indicator says can hit 650KM but I think its unlikely, if can hit 500KM then I'm happy enough

Also remember, hybrid does not have a spare tire. Petrol comes with spare. Guess its due to the battery taking up too much space in the car

Wow bro, me and another forumer ordered after CNY and got the car in less than 1 month. Better chase your SA

Jazz CKD are quite pathetic compare to Myvi 1.3. Power delivery very poor. But FC not bad.

my RM40 can't even hit 200km, usually only manage between 170~180km... stuck in constant jam... 10K to office takes 30mins type of jam...

but if your range indicator shows 650k after rolling a few KMs.. then it's a good sign... i pump RM40 after rolling a few K... terus show me less than 250KM...

hah... FC not bad?

I think its due to city driving. For me from home to office its about 40km but no jam (thank goodness I work in CBJ)

Compare to Livina. But I'm not the main driver, my wife is. As Livina 5 days have to pour rm60 of petrol and now she only pour once a week for the same distance.