2020 Jazz Type R
Guess we wait until November to find out more:
https://www.rushlane.com/2020-honda-...-12314893.html https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fit...31c41b6a33.jpg What do you think of the design? It reminds me of the EP3 a bit. |
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fit...b5be259956.jpg
Can anyone translate? Looks somewhat convincing in this brochure. |
220 horsepower from a 1.5 turbo. Yea if they bring anything like that to the States I will order one the second I can. A proper hot version of the Fit would be a hoot and I would buy it instantly. Even just an Si version with the hatchbacks 1.5 turbo engine with 180hp would be totally awesome.
Realistically though Im worried the new model wont even come to the US. |
Yeah, I feel the same as you. Hopefully the Civic Type R is an indication of how they will market it in the US.
Here is another article on the speculation around a possible Fit Type R: https://www.topgear.com.ph/features/...-a962-20190628 |
Never thought I'd want another Fit being as happy with my 2nd gen as I am, but damn I want this. Seeing as well as the Civic Type R is selling here I'd be surprised if this wasn't sold stateside as a cheaper alternative.
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I don't like the headlights. They look like angry eyes.
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Even if this model doesn't make it to the US market, it would be interesting if the mounts could be used for a Civic 1.5t swap. I know Axion was working on this, but there haven't been a lot of updates.
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lol honda fit type r... even if it comes to us, dealer mark up would be crazy.
they should've just names it honda fit SI =S |
nice torque and horse..... if the weight is under 2800 lb, i am pretty sure it ganna be crazy winding road car
also, i wonder if they would put LSD, better suspension, tires, shorter gearing etc.... |
i'm all for this, and hope the states gets something similar
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yeah i am all for it too..
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Another article: https://www.zigwheels.com/news-featu...-reveal/34335/
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ill just swap the block way cheaper
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It would be nice, but I'm not holding my breath for it.
Hopefully it won't just be a better motor, but an upgraded suspension as well. Rear disc brakes and that torsion beam has got to go... |
I don't believe it. Especially if it would weigh anything near the current model fit (2500-2700lbs). It'd have the potential to outrun a Type R. This ain't happening. Maybe....MAYBE the 1.0ltr turbo the European Civic has, which makes 130hp/145lb-ft of torque.
Also, if they ain't making it in a CVT transmission, I could care less. :violin: :rotfl: |
Originally Posted by Myxalplyx
(Post 1431646)
I don't believe it. Especially if it would weigh anything near the current model fit (2500-2700lbs). It'd have the potential to outrun a Type R. This ain't happening. Maybe....MAYBE the 1.0ltr turbo the European Civic has, which makes 130hp/145lb-ft of torque.
Also, if they ain't making it in a CVT transmission, I could care less. :violin: :rotfl: |
if they do, engine swap would definitely be an option hehe
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Seems like there is no spot left for it to fit to the current US line up.
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Originally Posted by Mercyhold
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Seems like there is no spot left for it to fit to the current US line up.
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It isn't happening.
People have been talking about stuff like this since 2006 (at least in the US), it hasn't happen. It won't happen. |
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