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Honda Jazz

USER RATINGS:

(33 reviews)

Details

Distributor

Kah Motor

Hotline

68406888

Built in

Japan

(launched 2014, facelifted Mar-2018)

Predecessor

Honda Jazz (2008-2014)

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Submodel

Price

Depreciation

Fuel Economy

Power

Transmission

Detailed Info

1.3 (A) New Facelift

$68,999

$6,600 /yr

19.2km/L

98bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

1.3 LX (A) New Facelift

$74,999

19.2km/L

98bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

1.5 RS (A) New Facelift

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$82,999

17.8km/L

129bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

1.5 RS LX (A) New Facelift

$88,999

17.8km/L

129bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

Price updated 11-Feb-2020

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Car Review - Honda Jazz 1.5 RS i-VTEC (A)

13 Oct 2014 | Honda Reviews

One of Singapore's beloved compact hatchback is back in its third generation. How will the new Honda Jazz fare in its fiercely contested segment?

The Honda Jazz was facelifted on Mar 2018. Read more

Comparison Tests:
Honda Jazz 1.5 RS vs Seat Ibiza 1.0 EcoTSI DSG vs Suzuki Swift 1.0

CONSUMER REVIEWS

A pretty good bread and butter car

Pretty good decent bread and butter 1.3NA car for the masses and for 1st time car owners. What is impressive is the huge space offered st the rear seats. I can cross my legs comfortably, I would say it's on par to Civic rear space. FC is pretty good as per its previous generation. I believe can hit min 15km/L as per what the SE explained. Decent engine that can haul 3 to 4 adults. Put it in sports mode, still ok but don't exepct magic from it. For singaopre roads would be great but I would doubt its power at steep roads with a full capacity. At the price point, one can't expect much. If this car can be fitted with the Civic 1.5t engine instead of the 1.5NA, I believe it would sell like hot cake here with full potential for mods, bring back the good old days of Honda mods.

Reliable and zippy car

Having owned the Jazz for more than 2 years, the car is reliable giving no problems over more than 50,000 km. It is an agile little car but big in leg space. The rear seats are also very versatile. I managed to squeeze in bulky equipment and various big items when needed. The rear suspension is really bumpy though, and it might make the rear passengers feel abused after a long car ride. Engine noise and the drone of the CVT gearbox can be intrusive at times, especially when you are starting off from a stationary position. However, it is really economical to use on a daily basis. Averaged 15 km/l in 50/50 city/highway driving Build quality feels solid but the piano black area surrounding the center console attracts a lot of dust and seems to get scratched easily. Otherwise, quite a good car to drive