Used Honda Jazz for sale

What types of used Honda Jazz cars are there?

The Honda Jazz first came out back in 2001 and has been the brand's reliable hatchback ever since. In 2020, the fourth generation arrived with one engine option – a 1.5-litre hybrid engine.    

The Jazz was previously available with a petrol-only engine that you can still purchase used, plus there’s a choice of trims and automatic or manual gears.    

It’s the value for money that comes with a used Honda Jazz that has kept it a favourite on UK roads for so long, plus its sleek styling appeals to many motorists. 

– Read our Honda Jazz review

Despite the popularity of SUVs, this plucky little Japanese hatchback still remains a popular choice as a first car or small run-around.  

You also get the Honda reputation with a Jazz model, which means reliability, a hardwearing build and a high-quality finish.    

Popular Honda Jazz trims 

The Jazz can be had with a variety of trims, each bringing more tech and features as you move up the range. 

> Honda Jazz Elegance – this entry-level Elegance car is well-equipped with heated front seats, adaptive cruise control, front and rear parking sensors and 15-inch alloy wheels 

> Honda Jazz Advance – the Advance gets keyless entry, heated steering wheel and a Garmin sat-nav 

> Honda Jazz Crosstar Advance – the Crosstar Advance has larger 16-inch alloys and water-resistant seats to match its outdoorsy look 

> Honda Jazz Advance Sport – with a rear spoiler and stylised alloys, this is by far the sportiest-looking model 

Honda Jazz history 

The Honda Jazz is a veteran model that’s been around for more than 20 years, and yet it’s still one of the most desirable cars in its class 

> First-generation Honda Jazz (2002-2007) - the Mk1 Jazz is a car you still find driving around today, which is a testament to its amazing build quality 

> Second-generation Honda Jazz (2007-2013) - this added sleeker styling as well as a longer and wider wheelbase 

> Third-generation Honda Jazz (2013-2020) - the interior got much cleverer here and Honda debuted its new “Exciting H Design” styling 

> Fourth-generation Honda Jazz (2020-present) - with more tech and an improved hybrid system, this is the best Jazz yet 

What features does the Honda Jazz have?

Despite being the cheapest car Honda sells, the Jazz isn’t devoid of technology.  

Standard features include all the usual bits and bobs you’d expect to find in a hatchback, plus a DAB radio and Bluetooth.    

Upgraded models feature a nine-inch touchscreen, Apple CarPlay and Android Auto capabilities, an extra USB port, reversing camera, and an uprated sound system with eight speakers and a subwoofer.    

The boot is a decent 304 litres in size and can be extended to 1,205 litres once the rear seats are folded flat, making the Jazz much more practical than you would think from looking at its exterior and rivals.     

You can see the full range of features in each model by taking a look at our current used Honda Jazz listings. 

Is the Honda Jazz reliable?

As a rule of thumb, Hondas are reliable cars, and the Jazz is no different.  

Its formula has been perfected over the last two decades to offer efficient engines that are durable for many years and miles.  

With all cars, if you stick to regular servicing and keep it well maintained, you shouldn’t have any problems.  

Every new Honda comes with a three-year/90,000-mile warranty that can be passed on to subsequent owners. 

It’s a safe car too with it scoring a full five stars following its most recent Euro NCAP crash test in 2020. 

It scored highly for both adult and child occupant safety and is packed full of great safety features. 

How much does the Honda Jazz cost to run?

The Honda Jazz is now only available as a hybrid, but previous models include 1.3-litre and 1.5-litre petrol engines, and you can still buy these on the used market.    

The new hybrid system is powered by a 1.5-litre petrol engine that's mated to two electric motors producing 108hp.  

This allows it to get from 0-62mph in 9.4 seconds, which isn’t bad for a small hatchback.    

The hybrid system will also help if you want to improve your fuel efficiency and cut down running costs but don’t want to go fully electric. This system should return up to 63mpg, which is very impressive.  

Models are available with either a manual or automatic gearbox, both of which are smooth and easy to use. 

Who is the Honda Jazz suitable for?

We’d recommend a used Honda Jazz to anyone and everyone in need of a set of wheels. They’re practical, affordable, comfortable, full of tech and efficient to run on a daily basis.  

Whether you’re just learning to drive or have been driving for decades, there’s no reason why this can’t be for you.  

Rivals include the Skoda Fabia, Ford Fiesta and Toyota Yaris.