Honda confirms UK prices for the 2016 Jazz

When sales begin in September, the all-new Honda Jazz will cost from £13,495.

A choice of just three trim grades should make the buying process fairly straightforward. Included on the entry-level S model's standard equipment list are cruise control, automatic lights, air conditioning and City-Brake Active to help avoid low-speed collisions.

Honda Jazz (2016) Front SideHonda Jazz (2016) Dashboard

The SE version adds the Honda Connect app-based infotainment system, which runs Android and is controlled via a 7” touchscreen. Also part of the specification are 15” alloy wheels, parking sensors, heated door mirrors and a Driver Assistance Safety Pack that relies on radar and cameras.

Topping the range is the EX. As well as larger 16” wheels, it features climate control, smart entry and start, a better stereo and front fog lights.

Honda Jazz (2016) InteriorHonda Jazz (2016) Rear Side

A 1.3 litre i-VTEC petrol unit producing 100 bhp (75 kW / 102 PS) is the only engine being offered. Customers are going to be able to choose either a six-speed manual gearbox or a continuously variable transmission, though.

2016 Honda Jazz – UK prices
Trim grade Transmission On the road
S Manual £13,495
S CVT £14,595
SE Manual £14,595
SE CVT £15,695
EX Manual £15,715
EX CVT £16,815

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