Honda Jazz
With a versatile cabin, brilliant reliability and smart looks, it's no wonder that Honda's Jazz is such a popular supermini. With easy-to-fold seating in the front and rear, the Jazz is the most practical supermini money can buy. Only a lack of engine choices and a harsh, uncomfortable low-speed ride count against it.
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- pros:
- Hugely practical and spacious
- New eco-friendly hybrid version
- Great build quality and reliability
- cons:
- No diesel option
- More expensive than rivals
- Firm ride and noisy engines
With a versatile cabin, brilliant reliability and smart looks, it's no wonder that Honda's Jazz is such a popular supermini. With easy-to-fold seating in the front and rear, the Jazz is the most practical supermini money can buy. Updated for 2011, the Jazz has gone upmarket with a leather interior option, and a new hybrid model which uses the same battery technology as the Insight and CR-Z coupe.
