The Honda Jazz originally launched in 2001 as a replacement for the underwhelming Logo city car.
The current third generation car was launched in the UK in 2015, while the car uses the Fit name in markets such as the US, China and Japan. The latest model sticks to a tried and tested formula by offering more usability than style or sporty driving, but that means you get an incredibly practical car for a supermini price.
Its MPV-like styling means it’s hugely practical, although during its life it has always been seen as an old person’s car, thanks to its main selling points of being reliable, easy to get in and out of and spacious. Younger buyers have shunned past versions, as they have been attracted by youthful rivals that offer more in the way of personalisation options.
In short I Mean To say Such A Nice Car For Comfort Family