It must have the same dodgy prone to shuddering and premature failure CVT auto transmission as the first generation Fit, so best to avoid in auto.
andy61,
Jan 21, 1:28pm
Different size car to the early Fit,different transmission etc.
kazbanz,
Jan 21, 1:30pm
Where do you get this information from? I haven't had any airwaves with tranz issues
kazbanz,
Jan 21, 1:32pm
express--Ive sold a fair few of these and every buyer has been very impressed with the comfort and the space.The power surprised most people too
trouser,
Jan 21, 3:18pm
They are basically a fit wagon. Same engine, same trans.
andy61,
Jan 21, 4:03pm
I had a look at Fits and Airwaves on a Japanese website, different chassis codes, same engines(which is used in many 1500 Hondas), different transmission codes, and also a different size body,way wider and longer than the Fit.
express,
Jan 21, 5:24pm
I was impressed with one I took for a test drive but what put me off was the sky roof. All that glass must be heavy and increase the center of gravity? Drove very well but I'm a Toyota fan. Still looking at the Fielder wagon.
armoured,
May 3, 4:06am
Mr better half has had hers for over 3yrs now without any issues at all. This is backed up by my best mate who is a transmission specialist. the shudder is an easy fix, and in the worst case scenario a Fit trans is a shot load cheaper to replace than any of its rivals.
tamarillo,
May 3, 3:23pm
Do you feel okay driving a thing called airwave? Ahhhhhhhhh!
armoured,
May 11, 12:46am
I personally buy a vehicle based on reliability and performance than what they're called. but in saying that, if I was ever in the market for a people mover I wouldn't be caught dead in a Toyota Emina. sounds too much like enima for my liking lol
tamarillo,
May 12, 5:57am
Agreed, much prefer a bighorn.
sr2,
Feb 1, 9:52am
LOL, anything but a Pajero!
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