Honda Fit for America?

While Honda is prepping a brand new Jazz for the Tokyo Motor Show, the status of its American-market twin remains unknown. Many wonder if the Honda Fit will persist in the United States, or simply soldier on in other regions under the Jazz nameplate.

Honda has refused to commit to anything publicly, but hope remains. The automaker released teaser images of the model last week, referencing it as the Jazz, but if you zoom in on the back end you can clearly see it labeled as a Fit.

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Wild-Ass Rumor Of The Day: Honda To Send Mexican Fits To UK

Just-Auto is reporting that Honda will cease UK production of the Jazz (aka our Fit)

“to benefit from production economies of scale and fully [use] Honda’s global production resources”.

So, where are they going to come from?

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Meanwhile In Europe, Honda Can't Get Enough Capacity

Auto makers in Europe are freaking out about excess capacity, but Honda can’t get enough of it.

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