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Bro trajet, where u get the English manual?

Not tech savvy, need some read up on new technology(to me) while waiting delivery.

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Bro trajet, where u get the English manual?

Not tech savvy, need some read up on new technology(to me) while waiting delivery.

OK this the Japanese direct translation to English Japan Vezel manual. The one and only.
Can be difficult to understand but with a bit of head scratch one can make out something.
 
this is the latest updated HRV user manual.
There are some common features to the Vezel.
 
I would usually check both out to have a better understanding. The direct Japanese to English translation user manual remains as my main bible especially on technical specifications details.
 
Do join our FB closed group. There are a few FB groups. ours is the one with about 4.8K members.There are so many helpful members that is willing to help. This is NOT a PI FB group. There is a group meet up this sat Dec 12th at East Coast Car Park F2 at 1400hrs onwards. You can come and minggle with the members there.
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OK this the Japanese direct translation to English Japan Vezel manual. The one and only.
Can be difficult to understand but with a bit of head scratch one can make out something.
 
this is the latest updated HRV user manual.
There are some common features to the Vezel.
 
I would usually check both out to have a better understanding. The direct Japanese to English translation user manual remains as my main bible especially on technical specifications details.

 

 

Liew, Honda sold so many Vezels in Singapore, and at more than 110k a pop, still do not give you an English handbook...

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Liew, Honda sold so many Vezels in Singapore, and at more than 110k a pop, still do not give you an English handbook...

If you are not aware, Vezel is only for Japan Domestic Market. 

 

Outside of Japan are all HRV. 

 

The engine for Vezel are different from HRV.  

Looks like they keep the latest Earth Dream Engine technology for Japan market first.

 

Our PI get them at Japan market value. Our taxes and COE makes them more expensive.

Vezel is only available via PI. Honda Japan still sells them at about US$20K-$24K depending on model/options.

 

So, I am not surprise they dont come with Vezel English user manual. :) 

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If you are not aware, Vezel is only for Japan Domestic Market. 

 

Outside of Japan are all HRV. 

 

The engine for Vezel are different from HRV.  

Looks like they keep the latest Earth Dream Engine technology for Japan market first.

 

Our PI get them at Japan market value. Our taxes and COE makes them more expensive.

Vezel is only available via PI. Honda Japan still sells them at about US$20K-$24K depending on model/options.

 

So, I am not surprise they dont come with Vezel English user manual. :) 

 

I understand.. However, Honda Japan must be aware that they are selling Vezels like hot cakes outside Japan, so as a form of good customer service, shouldn't they print in English too? It should not be a very complex process for an international car maker.. 

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This is not true.

 

Under normal condition, you can either manually release the parking brake by pushing down the parking brake button

or

Automatically, just by pressing the gas pedal in Drive mode.

 

That is if you are Drive mode, with Parking break on then Accelerate. 

When you are in P, with P break on, the car won't even you step on accelerate.

 

My normal habit is release P brake, move from P to D then slowly move off.

This is not true.

 

Under normal condition, you can either manually release the parking brake by pushing down the parking brake button

or

Automatically, just by pressing the gas pedal in Drive mode.

 

That is if you are Drive mode, with Parking break on then Accelerate. 

When you are in P, with P break on, the car won't even you step on accelerate.

 

My normal habit is release P brake, move from P to D then slowly move off.

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Thats a normal boring watch lah

 

Can't help it, very glaring.

For the side skirt, does it help in other way or more for cosmetic look?

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Can't help it, very glaring.

For the side skirt, does it help in other way or more for cosmetic look?

Chrome side skirt for nice only.

Fromt and rear chrome skirts also for nice only to match the chrome door handled in a subtle way.

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That is if you are Drive mode, with Parking break on then Accelerate. 

When you are in P, with P break on, the car won't even you step on accelerate.

 

My normal habit is release P brake, move from P to D then slowly move off.

 

That is if you are Drive mode, with Parking break on then Accelerate. 

When you are in P, with P break on, the car won't even you step on accelerate.

 

My normal habit is release P brake, move from P to D then slowly move off.

 

Am i missing something? Did i mention can drive in P? How can you drive in P mode? :)

 

Not touching anything. Start car. move P to D can straight away drive off without having to manually turn off parking brake.

 

instead of at P release parking brake then move to D to drive off.

 

 

 

 

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Almost brand new Aluminum scuff plate for rear and brand new rain shades for doors available.

 

Crazy price

Total only $50 for both items.

Clearing storeroom.

Lelong ah! Hurry!

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Can't help it, very glaring.

For the side skirt, does it help in other way or more for cosmetic look?

 

 

Side skirt more for looks.

As for side steps...

 

What I expect for my sidestep: enhance overall look and for kids to step on. 

 

What my sidestep really do: makes car wash easier... 

 

 

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Your watch is more distracting than the car itself...

 

I also agree on this. It seems like that focus is on the watch and not the ride. [laugh]

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Side skirt more for looks.

As for side steps...

 

What I expect for my sidestep: enhance overall look and for kids to step on. 

 

What my sidestep really do: makes car wash easier... 

 

 

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i agree that side skirts are for cosmetic looks only. Stepping on side skirt, whether heavy weight or normal weight will eventually dislodge it

 

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Side step not recommended to take my type of weight. Haha

 

Also in keeping the true crossover look, i choose not to have sidesteps which are very SUVish

This is not to say that they dont look good.

 

Heres another shot

Side skirt more for looks.

As for side steps...

 

What I expect for my sidestep: enhance overall look and for kids to step on.

 

What my sidestep really do: makes car wash easier...

 

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Nice Breyton style rims dude!

Reminds me of my 3er coupe in 2002.

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