Honda Jazz reviews

Very roomy and with rear seat multi positions you can have such a lot of options to suit anything you are likely to carry. Great all round view with no restriction . Ample space in the boot.

lovely comfortable vehicle, very easy to drive and economical. only one problem, it is a little noisy especially when driving on the motorway but overall very good.

This is my second Jazz and although both have the same size engine the performance on my new one is vastly better. I absolutley adore the 'magic seats' in the back which tip up so easily. It has meant that it is very easy to carry the same amount of luggage as I used to carry in my Avensis. This newer model also makes it easy to put the whole back down for carrying larger items. I am not a fan of the panoramic roof I would far prefer a sunroof. A common failing in modern cars seems to be the lack of individual warning lights for side and headlights. I had a 2 litre car before had my first Jazz but I soon got used to the lack of power and would not go back to a bigger car now. All in all this is a great car.

A GREAT CAR: PROBLEMS WITH WATER LEAKS NOTWITHSTANDING. ECONOMICAL, WORRY FREE & GOOD TO DRIVE. UNCOMFORTABLE AFTER 2 + HOURS DRIVING. ONE OF THE BEST CARS I'VE EVER OWNED.

I have owned my Honda Jazz which I bought new for ten years. It has proved a very reliable and economic car to own and I feel I have been looked after very well by the Honda dealership I bought it from. It has been regularly serviced and has never broken down or failed to start. I did experience more than my fair share of punctures with the original tyres supplied with the vehicle but that was probably just down to chance. I regularly get 53 mpg on a long run and something like 46-48 mpg on urban journeys. The amount of space in the rear has proved very useful on many occaisions and I have become quite familiar with the procedure to follow in folding down the rear seats. The upholstery of the driver's seat is now showing its age and is less comfortable becaase the spings have stretched. The vehicle is also a little noisier than it was when new. It is dead easy to drive and the Dual and Sequential Ignition feature means it is unfussy about which gear you need to be in. Being a smaller car I find that owners of prestigious high performance vehicles just have to get past you regardless of how fast you are travelling or whether it is safe to do so. I suspect that I will be buying another new Jazz next year but this time will select a slightly more up-market model from this range rather than the basic version which I have now.

We tend to buy the jazz as it has the most room in the back that my husbands pictures will fit into with a large door opening. They are also very reliable and I have had no problems at all with them. The quality of the fittings is pretty good too. I average 53 MPG actually that is slightly less than my earlier model of the jazz but not bad. I would like the c02 emissions to be a little less to qualify for the even cheaper road tax but overall it is an excellent car.

My 7 year old Honda Jazz has been great. 68000 miles and few problems. At 65 I need more comfortable seats but buying a back support and seat wedge has solved that problem.

For Great use of internal space and very easy to convert Well put together Reliable Against "Jiggly" ride Quite thirsty on motorway journeys, certainly more so than published figures ( Now use Shell V power petrol if at all possible. Certainly more expensive to buy but seem to get 10% more mpg and better performance so on balance I think it pays,)

This is the best small hatchback I have ever had, the seats fold FLAT I have never had a car which does that. It is cheap to service, excellent on fuel. I would buy another one.

I have had my Jazz for 5 years and it does everything I wish for in a car and does it well. Obviously it is not exciting but it gets me around dependably, with no fuss. I have not discovered any vices or shortcomings in it. It is a workhorse with great carrying capacity, comfortable on long journeys - unlike my previous car, a Peugeot 206 which crippled me within 50 miles - and although I have never calculated the fuel consumption, I don't seem to be spending an undue amount at the petrol pumps. Taking it all round, it's a good solid, practical vehicle.

This is my second Honda and as long as I can afford to go on driving I would prefer to drive one of these. They are compact enough to fit into my small modern-house garage but adapatable enough to enable me to carry everything I ever need to transport from place to place. The ride is smooth and they perform well on motorways as well as rural roads. Their only small downside is that, because of their small size and light body, they can get a bit of buffeting in the strong winds over the Forth Bridge but the addition of winter tyres has almost cancelled this minor problem out as well as improing overall stability in bad weather.

This is my second Honda Jazz and I think my next car will be a Jazz too. The Jazz is the only car I have been completely happy with because the design is very good and it is an economical car.

So pleased with my last Jazz I bought another one. Very quiet and economical, with low running costs. Unable to give any unfavourable comments!

This is a relatively good city car, but we have been massively disappointed in the petrol usage - 42 mpg even when we undertake long-distance journeys. Complaints to our suppliers have given no satisfactory explanation on why the usage is so much below that promised on purchase. Also, the tank is far too small for long journeys and on a late night return journey we have been left worried about where we would next have the opportunity to fill up. We will not be buying another Jazz, and probably not another Honda, when we change cars next year

We chose our second Jazz for the storage space for our dog and luggage. It copes well with 2 passengers and our dog and luggage but struggles with 4 adults aboard.

only had car 2 mouths very pleased with its all round performance avg fuel 44.6 good driving position/comfortable seat so far very reliable more space than old car good seat arrangement when folding down to give a good space

when driving ,the noise from the tyres drowns the speech.

Great car with loads of room, the ride is a little hard but nothing to worry about. Car before was a Citroen and like most French cars, the ride was soft. Think the harder ride must be a Honda thing, as driven a Honda Civic and that was the same. Like the magic seats which fold in many different ways. Only just got the Jazz, so early days but people say they hardly ever break down. mpg seems to be around the 50's, so am happy and only have 300 miles on the clock so far, so that might improve yet. Honda say it should do 53mpg so it's not far short of that.

Very good small car. Excellent comfort and very easy to park as there is not much bonnet to extend into car parking spaces. Not had a Honda before, usually have Vauxhalls but am glad I made the change. Very economical to run.

I would highly recommend this car to anyone. Its great for all the family and on the pocket. Very reliable and extremely comfortable. Would have no hesitation in buying another