AlfK

Thank you Annabel for your thoughts on your journey from Yaris to Jazz....sounds was a smart move for you 🤗. I have not taken the plunge yet, and have been soldiering on with the Yaris (attempting to quell the many dashboard noises as they happen 😱) mainly because my family love the look of the Yaris over the Honda🤔😲

Thanks for the reply.... Sounds reassuringly good, so shouldn't notice any mpg difference then & have similar experience of my Yaris's auto lights on when I feel not necessary, which I already 'put up with' .... Your build quality is a big +ve comment👍😎😊 Regards AlfK

Hello people, I am thinking of buying the Honda Jazz EX Hybrid (to replace my 2020 Yaris Hybrid) and would appreciate current Jazz owner's/user's comments on the following main points for comparison with my present vehicle a 2020 Launch Edition Yaris Mark4: - Build quality, especially in relation to any niggling squeaks or rattles emminating from any dashboard, doors or similar interior fittings.......the main reason that I am falling out of love with my Yaris is down to poor build quality of the interior meaning virtually everytime I get into it there seems to be a new 'noise' to annoy me!!...😥🤬 - Overall quietness whilst driving normally i.e. within the speed limits over town, country & motorway surfaces. - MPG likely to get with a Jazz, which is where I am very satisfied with my Yaris @ around 60-70 mpg. - I like my 'tech' so that is why I am considering the EX variant to get all of the 'Tech' that my Yaris has (EX even has the side cross traffic alert my Yaris was sold to me as having - but which when delivered Toyota said was not available for my Launch Edition🥵...) - Reliability (which is renowned, I believe, for Honda vehicles?). Many thanks for all the responses I am hoping to get. AlfK.

I am thinking about purchasing a new Hybrid jazz and was wondering about whether it has (or you can purchase one after buying car) a spare wheel?....I hate the tyre repair kit method of fixing a puncture. Also as an OAP who has always had a spare tyre in the boot much prefer the 'belt 'n braces' approach to life's problems...in this case a puncture😀😋