Honda Jazz reviews

A good reliable car which is easily converted to give maximum luggage space. Not the most comfortable car for travelling long distances in.

The alloy used in making the wheels was badly chosen by Honda. Due to corrosion the tyres leak air such that the tyre pressures go below spec quite quickly and they have to be pumped every two weeks much to my husbands disgust. I hope their newer models have better alloy wheels. My husband had a BMW for 15 years and the pressure remained correct for months.

A very reliable car, from new. The ride is a little hard, although you would notice it more on longer journeys. The magic seat system on Hondas is very good, and there is also storage space underneath the rear seats when they are in use. Running costs are reasonable.

It was sold to us as an excellent car and definitely is. Meets all out needs for a second car which we are now using more than the family car. We did have resersing warning bleepers fitted as an extra but a great car.

Had this Jazz for 7 years with no breakdowns and virtually no problems of any sort. Apart from the wear and tear of a car this age, still going strong. Practical, economic, nippy.

The 2nd hand car had initial problems. Probably due to lying up. No problems since

I really like this asite a hatchback. It is a confident drive and really reliable.

Every morning I get in, it starts and takes me where I am going. Economical (over 50mpg always) quiet, everything works, but not an exciting drive. I love the magic seats. It can take five adults at a pinch. I was annoyed at the lack of a spare wheel as standard. Putting one in made a noticeable difference to the fuel consumption. Honda roof rack is quite closely spaced, which is a disadvantage for carrying long items. Generally speaking, a great reliable car, but not an exciting drive.

Thoroughly reliable, easy to drive and reasonably economical.

This is my second 'facelift' Honda Jazz and both have been mostly comfortable to drive, they are very practical with a large boot for the size of the car, plus the rear seats allow for a massive amount of things to be carried. Running costs are okay, but repairs can be expensive due to the parts that tend to go wrong with the Jazz. Petrol consumption is not as good in urban driving situations, rarely getting above 30mpg. My previous 1.4 SE was better than my current 1.2 S, but the current vehicle was bought with very low mileage so is still in a relatively new condition despite the age. The engine is noisy and the car can struggle when going up steep hills due to the lack of power. Driving position is perfect, and there is excellent visibility. The 1.2 S lacks the air con, electric rear windows, heated mirrors, electric folding mirrors and remote locking I was used to with the 1.4 SE but all in all it's still a great little car.

TOTALLY SATISFIED WITH THIS VEHICLE AND WOULD RECOMMEND FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO PURCHASE ONE.

No performance on acceleration but reliable, cheap to run. Great gearbox. 103000 with only a set of spark plugs be a coil pack to date ( apart from usual replacement(discs/pads. Versatile. Packed whole of child's university room inside including bike, guitars, chair. Driven by older people who recognise a good car!

At first I was reluctant to buy a Hybrid, partly because of the additional price for it as against an "ordinary" petrol model but now I am committed to electric assistance and I am sorry that Honda has apparently ceased to produce such models. With annual road tax at £10 and petrol consumption with ECON always switched on, well in the fifties for city driving and generally over sixty mpg, and on occasions, even seventy mpg on motorways when driving fairly steadily at around sixty mph, economy is most satisfactory. So far servicing costs have been modest. Honda's attention to detail in its designing and manufacturing are noticed and appreciated by me.

Reliable at all times

I bought it for its versatility. I can pack lots into the boot area. The rear seats are multi-functional. I can carry 4 passengers and a wheelchair in the boot. People are surprised at just how much "stuff" can go into the boot, especially on a run to the tip!

reliable , economical

I have purchased two Honda Jazz cars rrom new since 2005 and they have both been exceptional in reliability,at the same time giving a comfortable ride and performance.

Without doubt one of the most reliable cars I have ever owned.

This a really good car with all modern equipment and an extremely reliable mechanical and electrical design. I am getting 57 miles per gallon in everyday driving All that my wife and I need in a small family hatchback.

honda jazz is acceptable