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| The base Vibe 1.3 with a 5-speed manual transmission starts at $17 990 |
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| The base Vibe 1.3 with a 5-speed automatic transmission starts at $19 990 |
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| The top-grade Vibe 1.5 S with a 5-speed automatic transmission starts at $22 240 |
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| Unfortunately, the Vibe variants will only be available for a few weeks |
Honda is set to unveil two new Jazz models in Australia, called the Vibe and Vibe-S in order to supply Australian dealers and consumers with Jazz models while the Thailand plant continues to dig themselves out of the mess created from the Thailand flooding last year. Local supply of the Jazz has been very slow and the Vibe/Vibe-S will be a temporary plug-gap solution to the problem, replacing the GLi, VTi and VTi-S models until Honda Thailand's production plant is back up running.
The base Jazz Vibe includes alloy wheels, leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift-knob, steering wheel audio controls, rear spoiler, power-retractable side mirrors with integrated turn signal indicators and illuminated drivers and passengers vanity mirror. It is available with both a 5-speed manual and a 5-speed automatic.The Vibe-S adds larger alloy wheels, sporty bumpers and side skirts along with a larger 1.5L engine. Unfortunately, it is only available with a 5-speed automatic.
Fortunately, both models include standard Bluetooth and iPod connectivity, height adjusting driver's seat, power windows with driver's side one touch up/down and VSA with Traction Control.
The Vibe variants will be on sale starting in February.
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