For those who aren't aware there is a pattern that Honda follows with the Fit/Jazz.

The emblem is on the side of the car the driver is on. In the US, the Fit logo is on the left-hand side. In the UK, the Jazz logo is on the right-hand side.

Also, VTEC models have a blue dot, and non-VTEC (aka DSI) models have a red dot.

 

thanks for the old news

 

Its still appreciated though.

 

News to me.. thanks!

 

As in another thread. I also found out that the Sports use a brushed aluminum look on the emblem, the bases use chrome. US Fits of course. Not sure about others.

 

Nah, how do you explain this picture?

http://www.generalautomobil.cz/cs/wa...a/jazz-4-2.jpg

The rule may be:
US - Left
Europe/Japan - Right

 

I put my Jazz emblem on the left side because I thought it looked correct to me. (and that is where the Fit badge came off.) BTW, they are very fragile - I could not remove the Fit badge in one full piece.

 

Strange,..... my Jazz badge was on the right side.
And the steering wheel on the left side.
( in the Netherlands, Europe. )

 

that is interesting - it would put the badge on the curb side when parked which seems to be odd marketing - is it better to have it easier for pedestrians or people in other cars see the badge?
By the way - which side is the visor mirror on for Euro Jazz - LH (driver) or RH (passenger?)