Published here at :The New Honda Jazz Hits Every Note
Buying a car requires time-consuming research, comparison, and advice-seeking; many types of models offer reliability, safety, and practicality for people with busy lifestyles who desire a fashionable model at a reasonable price. Yet when it comes to cars, “bigger” does not necessarily equal “better” – and with the Honda Jazz, “better” jam-packs itself into a small, convenient-sized automobile.
The Honda Jazz first came out in 2002 and has rated highly for safety and practicality ever since. Don’t let its small size dwarf your expectations of this vehicle; not only does the car have a great build and is available in a variety of colours, but an eco-friendly hybrid version performs at over 60 mpg while emitting only 104 g/km of carbon dioxide – making this an inexpensive model to run that will save money in gasoline over time. Even the non-hybrid versions of the Honda Jazz are capable of more than 50 mpg.
The Honda Jazz’s interior is stylish, spacious and built for comfort, including a full leather interior as an additional option. The rear seats in the newer models recline and can fold completely flat. The interior is versatile and can easily change with the push of a button or a lever. While the car appears stylish, the buyer should note that the dash design is made of hard plastic, which is prone to scratching.
When it was crash-tested in Euro NCAP’s 2009 safety tests, the Honda Jazz received the maximum five-star rating, which is impressive for a car of its small size. The car comes with six airbags, an electronic stability control, and front head restraints that reduce the risk of whiplash in an accident.
To improve visibility on the road, the driver’s seat is raised in such a way so as to allow a great view of the road. The Honda Jazz has an improved suspension, but struggles with road bumps. Despite its high gas mileage and eco-friendly design, the engine is rather noisy and loud; expect to receive a roaring lion, not a purring kitten.
The car costs between Rs. 580,000 and 680,000, yet it depreciates slowly so your investment is protected for longer than usual. The car’s warranty covers three years or 90,000 miles.
As one of the most practical cars available on the market, the Honda Jazz does well when it comes to safety, warranty, and eco-friendliness. Expect the car to provide you with reliability and satisfaction as it jazzes up your life.
Originally Published at Cars of India
