Known as the Honda Jazz in this country, and it is the 2013 model that is owned by us. Conventional Auto Transmission - 5 speed - and hitherto it has been a perfectly reliable car. It has done about twenty three thousand kilometres in just on two years.
So now comes the follow up model with bigger engine (an extra 200cc), and some nice additional interior touches, such as the Sat/Nav screen, but in most respects it is relatively unchanged. Neither of the two videos fully exploit or illustrate the versatility of the car with its God knows how many seat variations. It should also be noted that our version, made in Japan incidentally and not Thailand, has more loading space and a flatter floor in the rear. We are very happy with Honda motoring and would always recommend a Jazz, or Fit for that matter, if you lived in the States. Regards Styria
N.B. BTW, those new wheels sported on the new model - far less attractive than the ones on our Jazz.
http://magazine.windingroad.com/issue/164/3?mc_cid=4f4456c275&mc_eid=104969fe56
So now comes the follow up model with bigger engine (an extra 200cc), and some nice additional interior touches, such as the Sat/Nav screen, but in most respects it is relatively unchanged. Neither of the two videos fully exploit or illustrate the versatility of the car with its God knows how many seat variations. It should also be noted that our version, made in Japan incidentally and not Thailand, has more loading space and a flatter floor in the rear. We are very happy with Honda motoring and would always recommend a Jazz, or Fit for that matter, if you lived in the States. Regards Styria
N.B. BTW, those new wheels sported on the new model - far less attractive than the ones on our Jazz.
http://magazine.windingroad.com/issue/164/3?mc_cid=4f4456c275&mc_eid=104969fe56
