Is Honda Jazz a good first car?

The Honda Jazz is a very popular little car and a common choice for those new to driving. It makes it into the top 10 of our list due to its attractive price and safety rating. Thanks to its dinky size, it’s an easy car to handle so new drivers will be able to feel confident behind the wheel in all circumstances.

When was the first Honda Jazz made?

2001
Honda introduced the Fit/Jazz on the market in 2001 as an alternative for the small-segment MPVs and sold it under Fit in Japan, China, and in the U.S. and as Jazz everywhere else.

Is Honda Jazz a reliable car?

Honda dealers always get excellent reports, and Honda as a brand is consistently at or near the top of most reliability surveys. In our most recent one, the firm ranked eighth out of 31 manufacturers, and the Jazz came seventh in the small cars category. From new, the Jazz comes with a three-year, 90,000-mile warranty.

What kind of car is the Honda Jazz?

Known as the Fit in Japan, China and the Americas, the Jazz was a 5-door hatchback which is now being sold around the world. Thanks to its initial success in Japan, it was quickly exported to several other countries. There are 6 different variations of the car, with different engines and transmissions.

When did the Honda Jazz get a facelift?

This 2004 version is a facelift which modified the front fascia and bumpers, side skirts and side mirrors, front and rear lights as well as the interior. Known as the Fit in Japan, China and the Americas, the Jazz was a 5-door hatchback which is now being sold around the world.

What was the first car made by Honda?

Previously made Honda Civic Hybrid, Civic GX NGV (natural gas vehicle), and Acura ILX (Apr 2012 – Nov 2014). The first American Honda plant. New plant built for the resurrection of the NSX, is the latest assembly plant of Honda in the USA. Previously made the Accord from 1992 as car production commenced.

When did the Honda Fit come out in the US?

Honda introduced the Fit/Jazz on the market in 2001 as an alternative for the small-segment MPVs and sold it under Fit in Japan, China, and in the U.S. and as Jazz everywhere else.