Honda City E II 1984 [FH6]


Honda City

This model was sold as the Honda Jazz in Europe.

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Which market version do you prefer?

  • Honda City (Japan)
  • Honda Jazz (Europe)
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Which body type do you prefer?

  • Hatchback
  • Convertible
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Which model do you prefer?

  • Standard
  • Turbo
  • Turbo II
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Honda City Turbo II

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If you even include the scooter in forza vista and photo mode you’re legends

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Dude, I love this car. It looks so small and cute. It has a lot of charm, and I want to drive it in FH5.

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Known in Japan as the Bulldog, this car was also popular in one-make races


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It’s a very unique and compact car. I think it would be an interesting car to use as a rally car in modern times.

1983 Honda City Turbo II

Mugen Honda City Turbo IIR

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Confirmed for FH6!

(unfortunately not the Turbo)

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I’m glad the 1984 Honda City E II made it in, but I have mixed feelings. Personally, I think the City Turbo II (Bulldog) would’ve been the ideal choice.

Same goes for the Nissan Stagea—it’s a bit of a letdown that it’s not the 260RS. Feels like PGG’s picks are a little off this time, at least from my perspective.

The reason I feel disappointed is that once you swap the engine or add a turbo, you can’t open the hood anymore.

That’s for me to decide, not for you to dictate.

I think we will see the Turbo version at some point.

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I hope so too, because it would be sad if you could no longer open the hood after an engine swap.

They should also add the Honda City Cabriolet

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There’s literally no point in the bonnet opening if the engine underneath isn’t the original, that’s why you can’t open the bonnet once you’ve engine swapped

That’s why I said I wanted it to be a turbo from the beginning. I understand from the beginning that changing what’s under the hood in response to an engine swap would be an enormous amount of work, even without you telling me.

I don’t think it’s “no point” as you say. I do think it’s “an enormous amount of work and unrealistic.”

The 1984 Honda City E II will join the FH6 roster at launch. This model is new to Forza.

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