NEW HONDA JAZZ 2021 REVIEW: IT WILL SURPRISE YOU!

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The 2021 Honda Jazz presents a significant, albeit subtle, evolution from its predecessor, primarily distinguished by its standard hybrid powertrain. While the exterior styling receives minor tweaks, the interior boasts a quirky yet functional design, though some material choices feel less premium than expected for the price point. Practicality is a strong suit, with exceptionally versatile 'Magic Seats' offering flexible cargo solutions and ample rear passenger space, despite a slightly narrow middle rear seat. The hybrid system delivers impressive claimed economy (61mpg) and a smooth driving experience, particularly in urban environments, with a surprisingly tight turning circle. However, performance is modest, with a 0-60mph time of 9.4 seconds, and the engine can become raucous under hard acceleration on the motorway. Downsides include a basic infotainment system on lower trims, a plasticky wheel trim, and an intrusive fuel tank placement in the driver's footwell. Despite these drawbacks, the Jazz is lauded for its comfort, reliability, and excellent visibility, making it a sensible, if not thrilling, choice for those prioritizing practicality and economy over outright driving fun.