hey in a land where streets are smaller than those in europe...a jazz/fit is the perfect size car. even the uber rich of india that live in big cities don't bother with really nice cars, they just end up getting destroyed anyways. and hey a car like this in india would probably cost aroun 20-25k USD so it's not THAT cheap
@vdiddy210: The Uber rich Indians get driven around in S-classes. In the cities, the streets are pretty big. After all, India is one of MB's biggest markets.
@Electro Gyrocator: I'm seeing one on a regular basis now (along with the invincible-delta-88). It really looks like it's quite pleased about whatever it's seeing.
@jdoubleh, aberration roulante: Even better than that: It's called the Jazz in many world markets because "Fitta" is a Swedish (and I believe Danish, possibly Norwegian?) term roughly equivalent to "pussy".
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But that didn't seem to work so well.
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Is the yardstick, er, meter stick that low in India?
Or is this some sort of full disclosure, expressing its shortcomings?
Never mind. I'm reminded that India is bringing the Tata Nano. Wow, a Honda Jazz! Sweet.
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Wouldn't it be awesome if all cars in India had fancy Persian rug-style floor mats? I could go for that. Especially in a Hindustan Motors Ambassador.
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;)
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We can only hope Indian Toyota comes out with a Yaris promo somehow comparing it to the Tumbler batmobile.
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If so, ha!
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I get happy ending?
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Holy crap, it has "magic seats." What the hell is up with that??
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