Honda Storms Show With Jazz, Honda Accord

Honda has its full range of products at the Johannesburg International Motor Show and among them is the new version of its Jazz and the wagon version of the Accord sedan.
The car, which will have its ride-'n-drive media launch next week, "builds on the key attributes of its hugely popular predecessor", the automaker says.
It claims more cabin space, better functionality and more powerful, more frugal engines but looks very like the outgoing model.
It keeps the key features of the previous Jazz, including the central fuel-tank and world-class seating flexibility, but passenger safety has been improved and there are larger wheels and wider track
More cabin space, better functionality and more powerful engines
There are new i-VTEC engines - a 73kW 1.4 and an 88kW 1.5 i-VTEC that, Honda says, deliver better performance with less fuel: general use figures of 5,8 and 6.4 litres/100 km respectively.
“The Accord Tourer," the company says, "adds sporty styling, greater refinement and a unique package of safety systems, together with excellent dynamic capabilities and strong environmental credentials.”
Also on show will be the Civic Type R performance hatchback, resplendent for the first time in Championship White to commemorate Honda's long and distinguished history in motorsport.