Honda Jazz Prices and Specifications

SE models are the most basic versions of the Honda Jazz you can buy. While they forgo features like big touchscreens and alloy wheels, SE cars do still come with a good amount of equipment. This includes air-con, LED headlights, Bluetooth to hook up your smartphone and safety features like adaptive cruise control and lane departure warning.

The SR gives you some nifty upgrades as standard. First off, you’ll notice the 15-inch alloy wheels and part-leather seat upholstery. You also get front and rear parking sensors, especially handy for parking in tight spaces. But the best upgrade has to be the 9.0-inch infotainment touchscreen with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto.

The EX really stands out from the lower trims, with larger 16-inch alloy wheels, chrome capped door mirrors and tinted rear windows. Inside, it feels a bit more premium as you get a leather gear knob and steering wheel. To help out with parking, you have a rear view camera and front and rear parking sensors.

Thanks to their black bodywork cladding, Crosstar EX models have a more distinctive look over the base Honda Jazz. Some changes have been made on the inside, too: the seats are trimmed in water-resistant fabric to reflect the more outdoor lifestyle associated with buyers, and there’s also an eight-speaker sound system.