Dealer collects car for work
03-09-2006, 12:25 PM
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I really liked the Jazz when I had it for a weekend - much more fun than the CRV SE I had the previous weekend.
Terrific engine in the wee car - thought the handling was very good too - just needed more rubber on the fronts to cope with the redlining. I found it very comfortable to sit in.
Terrific engine in the wee car - thought the handling was very good too - just needed more rubber on the fronts to cope with the redlining. I found it very comfortable to sit in.
03-09-2006, 12:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Chris Type R,Mar 9 2006, 10:37 AM
Try carrying some momentum into a roundabout - the understeer is a little unnerving coming from a S.
I had one, could get some rather tasty lift-off-oversteer through roundabouts if I got it right. Steering was, while light, feelsome enough and a lot better than the Civic's. In short, it was a proper, well-sorted hatchback...unlike the EP Civic!
03-10-2006, 04:09 AM
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Grrr...a bit of the trim behind the driver's seat hasn't been fitted back correctly 
Waiting on a callback as the service guy was with a customer. I'll just stop in after work I think.
Roof looks good though, particularly the front, given that with the last one I was a bit careless with some polish on the windscreen surround
(and of course the catches are nice and tight too)
Waiting on a callback as the service guy was with a customer. I'll just stop in after work I think.Roof looks good though, particularly the front, given that with the last one I was a bit careless with some polish on the windscreen surround
(and of course the catches are nice and tight too)
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