2006 HONDA JAZZ 1.4 I-Dsi Sport
1.4 I-Dsi Sport
Price
£2,990
Used CarDealer: Everyday Motors Ltd
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Vehicle Specifications
Description
2 Previous Owners - MOT until July 2027 - Fully Valeted & Steam Cleaned - Fresh Service - Fully Stamped Service Book - Sport Model not to be confused with other models - UK Model - Electric Windows Front & Rear - Automatic - 30 Days Warranty - HPI Clear -
About the Honda Jazz
The Honda Jazz is the quintessential small car that prioritises interior space, legendary reliability, and unmatched versatility through its famed 'Magic Seats'. Now exclusively a self-charging hybrid in its latest generation, it remains a top-tier choice for UK drivers seeking a stress-free ownership experience and low urban running costs.
Why Buy a Used Honda Jazz?
- Unrivalled practicality with 'Magic Seats' that allow the rear bench to flip up like cinema chairs for tall items.
- Outstanding reliability record with consistently high scores in UK customer satisfaction surveys and low MOT failure rates.
- ULEZ compliance across all petrol and hybrid generations, making it an ideal choice for navigating London and other Clean Air Zones.
- Excellent visibility and compact dimensions that make parking and city driving effortless compared to larger hatchbacks.
Typical Price Range
All prices are approximate.
- 2015–2020: £7,450 – £14,000 — The third-generation (GK) model featuring the 1.3 i-VTEC engine; look for 'EX' trims for better tech.
- 2020–2022: £16,500 – £21,000 — Early examples of the fourth-generation e:HEV hybrid; holds value exceptionally well due to high demand.
- 2023–Present: £22,500 – £28,500 — Facelifted hybrid models with revised styling and the rugged Crosstar variant which adds a higher ride height.
Common Issues to Check
- Infotainment glitches: Some owners of the post-2020 model report occasional freezes of the touchscreen interface.
- Catalytic converter theft: Older Jazz models (pre-2015) can be targets; ensure any used purchase has a security plate fitted.
- 12V Battery drain: On hybrid models used infrequently, the small 12V starter battery can lose charge quickly.
- CVT fluid changes: The automatic gearboxes require strict adherence to the Honda servicing schedule to avoid 'shuddering'.
Running Costs
- Fuel Economy: 55mpg – 62mpg (e:HEV models) or 42mpg – 48mpg (older petrol models)
- Insurance Group: Group 13 to 20, keeping annual premiums competitive for most age brackets
- Servicing: Fixed-price servicing at Honda dealers is usually around £250 for a minor service and £450 for a major service.
Which Variant Should I Choose?
- SE / Elegance: Budget-conscious buyers who want the core Jazz practicality without paying for unnecessary alloys or leather.
- SR / Advance: The 'sweet spot' for most UK drivers, adding Apple CarPlay, parking sensors, and a more premium cabin feel.
- EX / Advance Sport: Those seeking maximum comfort and modern luxuries such as a heated steering wheel and keyless entry.
- Crosstar: Rural dwellers or active owners who benefit from a higher driving position, water-repellent upholstery, and roof rails.
