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June 28th, 2014 01:48 PM #1
Here are two cars which have high marks on fuel economy, reliability and most importantly fun too drive built in!
Expect better build quality in the Jazz than the Swift. Only the japan made Swift is better than both.
Here are the back-to-back specs for each car. Between the two, I'll choose the Swift if price and fuel economy is a major factor. Plus you get very nice aluminum wheels not plastic wheel caps, full-size spare tire not donuts, complete trip computer features and more...
JAZZ vs SWIFT
Price Php 768K vs 608K Swift is lower by 160,000
SPECS
Engine 1496 vs 1197 cc
Power 120 vs 87 PS
Torque 148 vs 114 Nm
* RPM 4800 vs 4000 RPM
Weight 1069 vs 990 Kgs
P-W Ratio 8.91 vs 11.38
Brakes F Disc vs Disc
Brakes R Drum vs Drum
Steering EPS vs EPS
Length 3955 vs 3850 mm
Width 1695 vs 1695 mm
Wheelbase 2530 vs 2430 mm
Clearance 150 vs 173 mm
FEATURES JAZZ vs SWIFT
Power Windows - Yes vs Yes
Side Mirrors - Yes vs Yes
Doorlocks - Yes vs Yes
Steering Controls - No vs Yes
Adj Seatbelt Height -No vs Yes
Third Brake Light - Yes vs Yes
Rear Wipers with Washer - Yes vs Yes
Side Turn Signal Light - In body vs Built-in mirrors
FM Antenna - Long Roof Whip Antenna vs Short Rubber Ducky Style
Immobilizer - Yes vs Yes
Security Alarm - Yes vs No
Alarm in Keys - Yes vs No
Rear Hatch Tray/Cover - No vs Yes
Wheels - Steel with plastic Covers vs Aluminum
Spare Tire - Donut spare tire vs Full size with Aluminum Magwheels
Tires - 175/65R15 vs 185/65R15
Trip Computer - Avg KPL only vs Full Trip Computer (average, range, actual - real time)
Steering Adjustments - Tilt & Telescopic vs Tilt only
Made In - Thailand vs India
Warranty - 3Yx100k vs 3Yx100k
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June 28th, 2014 05:59 PM #2Am actually considering these two. Swift because of the price but am still thinking shelling out more for the space and versatility of the Jazz. Aside from the fact that am going to use it for a long time!
Although I think Swift mas sulit!!
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June 28th, 2014 06:12 PM #3i suggest you thoroughly try out the swift's passenger space, specifically the rear seats. 'twas the reason i crossed it out of my choices list..
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June 29th, 2014 06:50 PM #4
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June 29th, 2014 06:53 PM #5
Jayren, I test drove the Swift 1.2 AT last week. Compared to the CBU Swift from Japan, the only difference is the quality of the materials used. Everything looks the same but comparing it with the Jazz or the Japan-made Swift, malayo talaga. Driving it is a different story, whether its stop&go traffic or straight line acceleration, you won't be disappointed even with four adults onboard.
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June 29th, 2014 08:02 PM #6*joeycaro, was it that bad I mean the interior let's say compared to the mirage or wigo?
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June 30th, 2014 08:18 PM #7
Jayren, compared to the mirage or wigo, i think the interior is comparable in terms of quality. In terms of driver seat support, i think the swifts has better support. The interior quality in terms of plastic used maybe worst in the wigo and best in the mirage. The swift 1.2 should fall in between the two...
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June 26th, 2018 10:03 PM #8
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June 27th, 2018 06:33 PM #9
Easily the Jazz on this comparison.
The Swift 1.2L lags behind the current crop of subcompacts. It's more comparable to the smaller cars (Wigo or Mirage or Celerio) even though the frame looks bigger
Could also be due to the high demand that the manufacturer prioritized new car deliveries vs. spare...
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