Honda Jazz Crosstar In-Depth Review 2025, Worth The Premium Price? (UK)(4K) | Carcode
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The Honda Jazz has been a popular choice for those wanting a practical small vehicle, with plenty of interior space & low running costs.
When the Hybrid Jazz launched in 2020, along came the Crosstar model which features SUV styling, whilst retaining the compact exterior dimensions. For the 2024 MY cars, the Jazz range was facelifted, featuring new headlights, new grilles, wheels & an increase in power to 120PS from 107PS.
The Crosstar is priced at a premium, starting at £29,650 at time of filming. This pricing puts it inline with small hybrid SUVs like the Nissan Juke, Yaris Cross & plenty more non-hybrid / mild hybrid options such as the Ford Puma & Mazda CX-30 all of which offer further space. The Jazz’s small size works in its favour though, fitting in older, tight garages & much easier to manoeuvre with a turning circle of just 10.1M!
Honda’s 1.5 e:HEV self-charging hybrid powertrain is efficient especially at town and city speeds, I find it also good fun on a twisty country road. You don’t get the benefit from a hybrid as much going faster speeds like on the motorway, but it works well for a mixture of driving.
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«The overall winner of the current TÜV Report 2025 is the small car Honda Jazz. Only 2.4 per cent of the 2 to 3-year-old vehicles presented to the TÜV had significant defects. This is the lowest defect rate of all tested vehicles.»
Honda Jazz Crosstar In-Depth Review 2025, Worth The Premium Price? (UK)(4K) | Carcode
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#honda #hondajazz #hybrid
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Thank you to Kendal Honda for making this video possible, please check out their links below + Cox Motor Group’s 25th anniversary event!
Website: https://coxmotorgroup.com/new-cars/br...
New and used stock : https://coxmotorgroup.com/search/cars...
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KendalHonda/...
Phone: 01539 760370
The Honda Jazz has been a popular choice for those wanting a practical small vehicle, with plenty of interior space & low running costs.
When the Hybrid Jazz launched in 2020, along came the Crosstar model which features SUV styling, whilst retaining the compact exterior dimensions. For the 2024 MY cars, the Jazz range was facelifted, featuring new headlights, new grilles, wheels & an increase in power to 120PS from 107PS.
The Crosstar is priced at a premium, starting at £29,650 at time of filming. This pricing puts it inline with small hybrid SUVs like the Nissan Juke, Yaris Cross & plenty more non-hybrid / mild hybrid options such as the Ford Puma & Mazda CX-30 all of which offer further space. The Jazz’s small size works in its favour though, fitting in older, tight garages & much easier to manoeuvre with a turning circle of just 10.1M!
Honda’s 1.5 e:HEV self-charging hybrid powertrain is efficient especially at town and city speeds, I find it also good fun on a twisty country road. You don’t get the benefit from a hybrid as much going faster speeds like on the motorway, but it works well for a mixture of driving.
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/bosnow/still-dance
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