Review Honda Jazz 1.4 CVT7 2007
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Submitted by dsy011
Key strengths: Reliability, Costs, Space, Driving & Safety
Areas for improvement: CD multi changer
My 2nd Jazz, the first one was an 54 plate and also a 1.4 CVT7. On both cars I obtained over 66 mpg on a run and over 48.5 in Bristol. The look of the car attracted me at first and a test drive sealed it for me. The cleaver seating gave me so much more room for going on holidays yet is very comfortable. The only reason I bought a 75 plate car was that it will be the last car I have and Honda gave me a very good trade in. My old car had been sold unseen the day before I took it in for exchange. I also took out a service agreement with Honda on both cars which save me well over £150 in servicing costs. The only regret is it does not come with a multi- changer for the CD player (I never change disc's while driving) The running costs for Honda Jazz 1.4 CVT7 are low
Areas for improvement: CD multi changer
My 2nd Jazz, the first one was an 54 plate and also a 1.4 CVT7. On both cars I obtained over 66 mpg on a run and over 48.5 in Bristol. The look of the car attracted me at first and a test drive sealed it for me. The cleaver seating gave me so much more room for going on holidays yet is very comfortable. The only reason I bought a 75 plate car was that it will be the last car I have and Honda gave me a very good trade in. My old car had been sold unseen the day before I took it in for exchange. I also took out a service agreement with Honda on both cars which save me well over £150 in servicing costs. The only regret is it does not come with a multi- changer for the CD player (I never change disc's while driving) The running costs for Honda Jazz 1.4 CVT7 are low
Safety: 90
Equipment: 95
Reliability: 100
Driving: 100
Comfort: 95
Design: 100
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