Thanks to our comprehensive launch report, test drive report and old car versus new car gallery, the bases have all been pretty much covered with regards to the 2014 Honda Jazz. But since words and static pictures can only tell you so much, we don’t stop there.
The third-gen B-segment hatch may have just missed the train bound for Driven Web Series station this time, but not to be outdone, we capture it in another walk-around video.
Here, we dissect the range-topping Grade V, showing and demonstrating the stand-out features – including the Ultra Seats and MirrorLink HDMI – which make it a contender that’s hard to ignore. Is it truly “everybody’s kind of car”?
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AI-generated Summary ✨
The comments primarily focus on the blog post about the Honda Jazz 1.5 V walk-around, with users discussing related features like Waze integration on the infotainment screen. Many express satisfaction with the car's practicality, fuel efficiency, and interior comfort, considering it a good choice for Malaysians. However, numerous complaints about Honda's build quality, assembly issues, and poor after-sales service are prevalent, with some users criticizing Honda Malaysia's management and service centers. Compatibility with devices like Waze is generally appreciated, but aesthetic opinions vary, with some users disliking the design. Off-topic arguments about other brands, smartphones, and personal experiences dominate some comments, often veering into frustrations and complaints. Overall, the discussion highlights both admiration for the Jazz’s features and widespread dissatisfaction with Honda’s quality and service in Malaysia.