Download "New HONDA JAZZ Crosstar 2024 - Visual REVIEW, exterior & interior (FACELIFT)"

The Honda Jazz is a practical and comfortable supermini that offers a relaxed driving experience. While it may not be the most exciting car to drive, its hybrid powertrain provides excellent fuel economy and low emissions. With its tall, boxy shape, the Jazz prioritizes interior space over style. Yet it has a certain quirky charm, with its smooth lines and curved surfaces. The interior is smartly designed, if a little dull in its color scheme. High quality materials provide a premium feel, and there's plenty of adjustment in the seats and steering wheel. Under the hood is a 1.5-liter four-cylinder petrol engine mated to an electric motor and battery pack. Together they produce 122hp, delivered to the front wheels via a CVT automatic transmission. Around town, it operates mostly in electric mode, giving a smooth and quiet drive. The seamless switching between electric and petrol power means acceleration is brisk when you need it. Ride comfort is a key strength of the Jazz. Its suspension soaks up bumps and potholes with ease. Road and wind noise are well suppressed too, helped by the small 16-inch wheels. The light steering and excellent visibility make the Jazz an easy car to drive around town. On the motorway it cruises serenely, with standard adaptive cruise control taking the strain out of long journeys. Through corners, the Jazz leans heavily in a predictable but uninspiring way. Hit a bump mid-corner and it can skip sideways, reminding you this is a car built for comfort not fun. For most owners though, the Jazz's composure and stability will prove perfectly adequate. Rear seat space is generous, with plenty of head and legroom even for tall adults. The versatile 'Magic Seats' allow the seat bases to flip up cinema-style, revealing a huge load space. Boot space itself is fairly modest at 305 litres, but still useable for family duties. All Jazz models come highly equipped. Even entry-level cars get alloy wheels, climate control and a 7-inch driver display. Higher spec cars add leather upholstery, sat nav and a head-up display. The Honda Sensing package provides cutting-edge driver aids like adaptive cruise and lane keep assist. Prices start from £25,130 for the Hybrid Elegance model. That's towards the higher end compared to rivals, but you do get a lot of kit for your cash. Running costs are very low thanks to the excellent fuel economy and low tax rates. Reliability and residuals should be strong too, typical for a Honda. So while it's not an exciting drive, the Honda Jazz offers comfort, quality, space and strong efficiency. For those who value practicality over driving thrills, it remains an excellent all-rounder. ➡️ Discover all new cars before anyone else! Subscribe now to AUTO TV 👉https://www.youtube.com/AUTOTVO?sub_confirmation=1 ⚠️ Don’t miss next videos: press the little bell ((🔔)) to get notifications.