My All-New Honda Jazz Diesel Ownership Review

Markiv · 31st October 2015, 06:01 AM

Firstly many congratulations mate. Jazz is a wonderful looking and performance car. Hope you have many more happy miles in the future. The mileage which you are referring to is unbelievable. And guys like you who were used to Petrol must be overjoyed!!. Congratulations once again.,

Varunvelavan · 31st October 2015, 08:39 AM

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Firstly many congratulations mate. Jazz is a wonderful looking and performance car. Hope you have many more happy miles in the future. The mileage which you are referring to is unbelievable. And guys like you who were used to Petrol must be overjoyed!!. Congratulations once again.,

Thanks a lot Markiv. It sure is amazing to fuel a diesel after owning petrol for years.

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gnam07 · 1st November 2015, 05:21 PM

Hearty congratulation to you Varun. Am awaiting the delivery of the same Jazz Diesel SV scheduled for 4th of this month

Am planning to drive in this new jazz from mumbai to thrissur and suggest me the best and safe route. Also suggest precautions to be taken in the intital break in period for this new beauty.

Varunvelavan · 1st November 2015, 06:40 PM

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Hearty congratulation to you Varun. Am awaiting the delivery of the same Jazz Diesel SV scheduled for 4th of this month

Am planning to drive in this new jazz from mumbai to thrissur and suggest me the best and safe route. Also suggest precautions to be taken in the intital break in period for this new beauty.

Thanks a lot gnam07...My best wishes for your new car...And Mumbai to thrissur is a long trip

and very sorry bro, i am not aware of the route from Mumbai to thrissur..And regarding the precautions, there are nothing much really,but a suggestion to get done with your first service at 1000kms before the trip because you will want time to get familiar with the car, then the road is yours..The car is also very planted in the highway...Please do post pictures after your car is delivered and Happy Motoring...!

gnam07 · 1st November 2015, 06:57 PM

Thanks bro for the hearty wishes. Will surely post the pics once done.

krishnavamshi24 · 2nd November 2015, 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Markiv

Firstly many congratulations mate. Jazz is a wonderful looking and performance car. Hope you have many more happy miles in the future. The mileage which you are referring to is unbelievable. And guys like you who were used to Petrol must be overjoyed!!. Congratulations once again.,

Jazz does give good mileage in fact it gives 22 minimum in daily city traffic here in hyderabad

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Thanks a lot Markiv. It sure is amazing to fuel a diesel after owning petrol for years.

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Yes i share this feeling i have owned a Tata Petrol before this and fueling a Diesel Car especially the Jazz with its stellar mileage is an amazing feeling.

Varunvelavan · 2nd November 2015, 07:08 PM

And Today ,its a milestone with my Jazz...Its all smooth sailing till now

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krishnavamshi24 · 3rd November 2015, 01:23 PM

More than half of the tank fuel still available with 385 on odo, only Jazzy can do this

ChandraV · 3rd November 2015, 04:43 PM

Congos for the New Jazz Bro.I am also in a dailamo whether to go with Jazz or not .As i now own a Swift Dezire and it is mostly used by my dad for city commuting and would like to replace it with Jazz and i would like to understand what is the maintenance cost per year and also which model is best equipped and value for money.

Thanks

Varunvelavan · 3rd November 2015, 08:57 PM

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More than half of the tank fuel still available with 385 on odo, only Jazzy can do this

You sure are a keen observer krishnavamshi24...he sips very lightly on diesel even with heavy flooring..

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Congos for the New Jazz Bro.I am also in a dailamo whether to go with Jazz or not .As i now own a Swift Dezire and it is mostly used by my dad for city commuting and would like to replace it with Jazz and i would like to understand what is the maintenance cost per year and also which model is best equipped and value for money.

Thanks

ChandraV, thanks a lot for your wishes.Go ahead and buy the Jazz bro.it is seriously a decision you will never regret.Maintenance costs for 10k kms or 6 months is a maximum of 4k.And choose SV..it has all bells and whistles available but you will not get a rear wiper, auto ac, foldable mirrors and alloy wheels,other than that everything else is provided in SV itself. So go ahead buy The Jazz SV.join the club

Varunvelavan · 10th November 2015, 03:11 PM

Took Jazzy for his first hill drive. The drive was from Coimbatore to Kothagiri. It was a total of 200 kms up and down. Uploading a few pics of the ride. We had six members in the car and it managed to pull up the slopes with no stress at all. The twists were such a joy to take on ,thanks to its nice steering and suspension setup. Loved every bit of the ride

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krishnavamshi24 · 10th November 2015, 06:28 PM

Beauty in beautiful location makes it stand out even more. The Most practical hatchback in its segment the rear wiper in these conditions would have helped :)

Ajay Sreedhar · 11th November 2015, 12:31 PM

Meanwhile I was just imagining a rally red jazz (doesn't exist) in that environment. It would have been jus Smokin hott!!!!

Varunvelavan · 12th November 2015, 05:52 AM

Krishnavamshi24 i did feel the need for a rear wiper very badly but the rear defogger was of considerable help

Ajay, coming to think of it, rally red would have looked super hot

krishnavamshi24 · 12th November 2015, 04:32 PM

Rally Red in the New Jazz would have made the beauty even more hot. I guess it was too hot to handle and hence not introduced :)