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The Honda Jazz debuted at the 2015 annual International Spring Geneva Motor Show. The model can hardly be called a novelty, it has been sold on the domestic market since 2013 under the name Fit. In fact, this is the third generation, which is radically different from its predecessor. It has stylish, elongated headlights with elegant daytime running light sections. Adjacent to them is a radiator grill consisting of elongated plastic cells and a large lining with the manufacturer's logo. Below, on the front bumper, there is a small air intake, covered with a plastic mesh, and on the sides of it you can see special niches with large fog lights. In general, the car received a completely new bright and memorable appearance, which made its purchase more attractive compared to nondescript models of previous generations. Honda Jazz is a five-door B class hatchback. Its overall dimensions are: length 3995 mm, width 1694 mm, height 1550 mm, wheelbase 2530 mm, and the ground clearance is 127 mm. Such a clearance is typical of cars, whose path is a busy stream and narrow city streets. They have good maneuverability, hold the road well and can even storm small curbs while parking. The trunk of the Honda Jazz has an average trunk for this class. With the backs of the second row of seats raised, 354 liters of free space remain in the back. Thanks to this volume, the car is perfect for everyday tasks of a city dweller. If, at a whim of fate, the owner needs to take on board a larger cargo, he can always fold the backs of the second row of seats and free up to 1314 liters of free space. Honda Jazz in the European market is equipped with a single engine, CVT or variable manual transmission and exclusively front-wheel drive. Despite the meager set of units presented, they are quite versatile and capable of satisfying most of the needs of a potential buyer. The engine of the Honda Jazz is a naturally aspirated gasoline four with a volume of 1318 cubic centimeters. Thanks to the proprietary variable valve timing system, the engineers managed to squeeze out 102 horsepower at 6,000 rpm and 123 Nm of torque at 5,000 rpm. With a manual transmission, the hatchback accelerates to a hundred in 11.2 seconds, and the top speed, in turn, will be 190 kilometers per hour. Due to its modest displacement, the power unit is quite economical. The fuel consumption of the Honda Jazz will be 6.1 liters of gasoline per hundred kilometers at an urban pace with frequent acceleration and braking, 4.3 liters during a measured trip on the highway and 5 liters of fuel per hundred in the combined cycle. Honda Jazz keeps pace with the times. It has a stylish and catchy design that perfectly emphasizes the character and personality of its owner. Such a car will look great in a busy traffic on the streets of megacities. Salon is a kingdom of high-quality finishing materials, verified ergonomics, practicality and comfort. Even hours spent in a traffic jam will not be able to cause unnecessary inconvenience. The manufacturer is well aware that, first of all, the car should give driving pleasure. That is why, under the hood of the hatchback there is a powerful and technologically advanced power unit, which is the quintessence of innovative technologies and unsurpassed Japanese quality. Honda Jazz will serve for many kilometers and will give you an unforgettable driving experience.