Review
Gone are the sharp lines and angularity of the old Jazz, this current one is all round, cute, and most importantly, just as practical as ever.

What I like
The generous space of the old car is still all here, and from behind the wheel the general sense of airiness is still all here, thanks to the generous glass and the clean design of the dashboard. Except now, there's a sleek new steering wheel as well to accentuate the experience.

Power here is only still usable, this is an economical hatch after all. You don't get anywhere fast even with the pedal mashed to the floor, and the engine will protest if you do so, so keep to a leisurely pace.

What I do not like
Infotainment looks old, and the instrument cluster could use a redesign as well.

Review
The new Honda Jazz comes with an all new look, ditching the angular design of the old model for something quite a bit more cuter.

What I like
Love or hate the new look, there's no denying that you're getting a pretty spacious thing on the inside, for a $100,000 plus car. The seats are nice, comfy, the car easy to get in and out of, and if you have used up all that boot space, there's always the option to fold the base of the rear seats up for even more luggage, potted plants etc.

Overall a very practical little hatchback.

What I do not like
At this price you can get bigger cars if you so wish. Also, if you wanna zip through city traffic, the hybrid is a must. The base model has poor pickup unless you're really mashing that pedal.

Review
The previous Honda Fit/Jazz tend to have a sporty look, with some slight accessories they can look better than some hot hatches. With this new generation, not sure why Honda went with something that looks so different, pudgy and rounded. To some maybe it even looks ugly.

The interior is much nicer though, with design cues that seems to have trickled down from the futuristic Honda e.

What I like
- Still one of the best choice of hatchbacks
- More spacious than before, considerably larger interior space as compared to rivals such as the Suzuki Swift

What I do not like
- Not sure about the design of it

Review
The Honda Jazz/Fit has always been a popular compact hatchback here, not only is it affordable, it is a practical choice for new drivers and young families alike.

While this new model doesn't look as sporty as the previous one, it does look good in a different way - cute!

The interior has also been improved, it now looks more modern and comfortable overall

What I like
I like its cute design, the car's interior is pretty spacious as well, making it a practical choice. There's more space than other popular hatchback such as the Suzuki Swift.

What I do not like
The engine can do with a little more power, considering the previous 1.5l RS model has almost 130 horsepower, this new one actually has less!