Honda Jazz (2001-2007) Buying Guide
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by Richard Dredge While buyers flock to the Fiesta and Corsa, if you want a great supermini, it's the Jazz that consistently wins the awards. With its one-box design, the Jazz offers a more complete package than any of its rivals. Frankly, if you're after a small, cheap car that's reliable and practical, you'll struggle to find anything better than this. |
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| Economy Reliability Practicality Versatility |
High servicing costs CVT can be problematic |
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| 11/01 | Jazz launched with 1.4-litre petrol engine only |
| 5/02 | Seven-speed CVT automatic transmission now offered |
| 9/04 | Car gets a facelift, with fresh lights front and rear plus standard equipment upgrades - plus revised suspension to improve handling. From this point on there's also a 1.2-litre petrol engine available |
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