Thanks to our comprehensive launch report, test drive report and old car versus new car gallery, the bases have all been pretty much covered with regards to the 2014 Honda Jazz. But since words and static pictures can only tell you so much, we don’t stop there.
The third-gen B-segment hatch may have just missed the train bound for Driven Web Series station this time, but not to be outdone, we capture it in another walk-around video.
Here, we dissect the range-topping Grade V, showing and demonstrating the stand-out features – including the Ultra Seats and MirrorLink HDMI – which make it a contender that’s hard to ignore. Is it truly “everybody’s kind of car”?
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Comments express a mix of curiosity and praise for the Honda Jazz 2014's features, like compatibility with Waze on the touchscreen, practical design, and fuel efficiency. Many share personal experiences with minor issues, noting that small problems are common across brands. Several comments criticize Honda Malaysia's quality control, after-sales service, and design aesthetics, sometimes comparing it unfavorably to other brands. Overall, the tone is mix of appreciation for the car's practicality and frustration with quality and service issues.