I've found all the things I could ever want in a car. A solid well designed interior that can accomodate our two kids and their stuff. The foldflat and lift-up magic seats are a great design touch. A sweet little engine that's happy to cruise all day at 70. Thank you so much Honda, we've got a great little car. It's surely destined for future classic status because of its groundbreaking design, reliability and ease of ownership just like the original 1973 Civic!
I absolutely love this car! No, I'm not a pensioner, before you ask. I drive a Focus ST day to day, but having bought the Jazz as a first car for my other half I simply love driving it (more than the ST). You fail to be anything other than relaxed behind the wheel, it cannot be rushed, no matter how hard you try. It's well built, easy to drive, spacious, well equipped and if that doesn't sell it how does 50mpg (town) and 65mpg (motorway) sound? Makes a mockery of so-called hybrid cars...
Ah.. now please remember I'm NOT over 50 and this is my Mum's car. Everywhere I look these little cars are being driven by the older generation. Why I ask myself, is it because they are easy to drive, have good all round visibility or because you can fit all the winter equipment - ie wellies, spade and blankets in the boot, and still have room for the dog. Very roomy car loves the open road. But you tend to lose the car in car parks on pension day - need I say more.
