It recently launched in Thailand with an equivalent RM55k base price; now the 2014 Honda Jazz has popped up on our sister classifieds site oto.my. The listing says the B-segment hatch could launch in July, and indicates a price of RM75k – pretty much unchanged from the current car’s RM74,800.
UPDATE: A new listing on oto.my suggests a September launch, at the same indicative price of RM75k.
The drivetrain should be similar to our Honda City‘s, comprising a 120 PS/145 Nm 1.5 litre SOHC i-VTEC four-cylinder motor and a CVT. Equipment should mirror the City’s as well, so expect that seven-inch touch-screen, touch-panel auto air-con and full keyless operation to feature on the pricier variants. Oh, and who could forget those Ultra Seats?
Read our review of the Honda City for a reasonable idea of what the new Jazz would be like to drive.
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Comments express disappointment over the RM75,000 price of the 2014 Honda Jazz compared to lower prices in Thailand, citing high taxes, import duties, and profit margins as reasons. Many feel the local price is unjustified, emphasizing that specs and features should match the Thai or international models. There’s also criticism of Hyundai and Toyota competitors, with some mentioning the need for better pricing and fewer taxes to make the Jazz more affordable. Overall, the sentiment is frustration with pricing and high car costs in Malaysia.