The 2014 Honda Jazz is moving about town on a mobile roadshow, being previewed ahead of its launch later this month. Bookings are open for three variants – a 1.5 S, a 1.5 E and a top-of-the-line 1.5 V. We managed to snap some photos of the Jazz when it made its stop at Jaya One today.
UPDATE: The new Honda Jazz is now launched in Malaysia, read our launch report.
This particular Honda Jazz did not have any badging on the rear other than the model name of the car, but Honda Malaysia says this is the range-topping 1.5 V. A look into the interior reveals airbag icons on the pillars that denotes six airbags, as well as a button to disable VSA stability control on the dashboard.
Honda brand ambassadors demonstrated the Jazz’s Ultra Seats feature during the roadshow, so we managed to snap a few photos of the seats in action. Look out for the photo of the rear seat bottom folded up to make way for a tall potted plant in the gallery.
As mentioned in our earlier post, bookings made between now and July 15 will be in the running to win a trip to the Maldives, and Honda Malaysia has also arranged for 2.53% financing. If you’d like to check out the 2014 Honda Jazz in person, click here for the roadshow schedule.
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