Honda Jazz 1.2

New Honda Jazz 1.2. The first generation Honda Jazz was a huge success for Honda, combining a small car with large car practicality. It was also fun to drive. So has Honda made any improvements to what was a fantastic little car. Style. The new Jazz looks like an MPV from a distance, but up close it's surprising how small it is. You especially notice it when it's parked next to modern family sized cars. I think the new Jazz is slightly better looking than the old one with more curves at the front. Actually, view it from the side and squint a bit, and it starts to look a little like a Merc A/B class. Interior. The ...  Read the complete review

Due to the 'credit crunch' and on going media banter about carbon-footprints, fuel economy and costs. I thought I had better do my bit and replace my old and thirsty 1.6litre car with smaller engined vehicle and seeing as it might be the last car that I would purchase ( well they do last longer nowadays if looked after) I decided to buy new, nothing flashy, yet it had to be reliable. I admit to loving Toyota cars, but the nearest franchise was 25 miles away - too far to keep driving back and forth for services. So, bearing in mind the ever increasing fuel prices, I tried the 'other' Japanese car maker - Honda, which also apparently had a good reputation for ...  Read the complete review

I hired one of these vehicles from Hampsons hire and was extrememly pleased with my weekend hire. The carwas clean it had steering wheel controls for the cd player/radio and the setup of the car was really good. The speedo was veiwable even with it being behind the steering wheel and the dash board was good visually. The car also had climate control or as people like to cll it air coditioning this was good s it kept the car at a constant temperature even on a really hot day, this was built into the main console underneath the cd player. It had plenty of cubby holes for keys and cards etc and my Burger King burger. It had two storage compartments one as usual the glove ...  Read the complete review