Hi I'm new to the Jazz/Fit arena. Can anyone provide me with a list comparing the difference between the Jazz and Fit?

Thanks!

 

as far as I know(which isnt much) I think its a name badge..
kinda like the diffrence between a vits or a yaris

 

No difference as far as I know.

However, there are different engines e.g. the DSi and the VTECs.

 

Thanks for the replies guys. I've read in some threads that there are minor differences like the antenna is at the side for the Fit whereas the Jazz is at the middle. There's even a signal light on the wing mirror on the Fit and not on the Jazz. Stuff like that. Wondering if there's more.

 

Also, I think the Fit's from Japan have different tail lights from that of Jazz's. Fit's have the white-red LED lights while Jazz's have Red-white-Red normal ones.

 

The fit is the name used in the Japanese Domestic Market and the Jazz is currently used in the rest of the world.

The vehicle comes in slightly different configurations all over the world with the largest variety being in the JDM. Top of the line Fit may have LED lights but the dozens of other model variants within the Japanese market don't. They also do a 4WD Fit only available domesticly.

Likewise with other vehicles like the Miata which is sold as an MX-5 in other markets. The Vitz which is sold as an Echo. Holden Commodores that are sold as Chevrolets in China and the Middle East and Opels in Europe. Same cars different badges in different markets.

 

However, there is a question of whether the US-market car will be named FIT or Jazz. We do know that Honda has registered both names at the US Copyright Office late in 2004.

 

Looks like Honda is leaving their options open until the last minute in the US for naming. The Honda Jazz motor scooter was sold in the US market.

 

Well I myself i have a Honda Fit and it has 8 start plugs but compare to jazz who only have 4 start plugs. That mean that Honda fit is more powerful than the H0NDA jazz.... Hope it does help.

 

The engine with 8 spark plugs is the smaller one with 1.3L displacement and 8 valves total.

The engine with 4 spark plugs is the larger one at 1.5L and has 16 valves total, with the VTEC system on board.

Power isn't measured by the number of spark plugs. The smaller engine has two spark plugs per cylinder because it's primarily an economy engine. Two spark plugs mean it can lengthen the combustion at low revs by firing sequentially.

It also has nothing to do with it being a Jazz or a Fit. Regardless of badge, both cars get both engines. The only exceptions I know of are European countries like the UK which don't get the 1.5L VTEC motor.

 

thanks you very much for the update. these information were very precious to me.

 

Honda Jazz scooter was for the Canadian market--it is the Honda Metropolitan for the US market.