Honda Jazz FAQs

• Is the Honda Jazz discontinued?

  Yes, Honda Australia has discontinued the Jazz despite it being recognised as a highly-regarded hatchback in the new car market. The decision was sparked by the company's move to an agency business model down under, where Honda has streamlined its vehicle line-up. The light hatch segment has seen decreased popularity in Australia over recent years as more and more drivers opt for SUVs, and despite its success, this trend proved too much for the Jazz to overcome.

• Is the Honda Jazz a good car?

  With a final production run in 2021, the Honda Jazz bows out of the Australian new car market as one of the more popular choices in the small passenger car segment. A large factor behind its popularity has been the model's attractive pricing. But it’s not just about affordability, as the Jazz is a hatch determined to prove its doubters wrong. You'll love the simplicity and ease afforded to you by the Jazz thanks to its extensive boot capacity, light steering, flexible cabin seating, sharp turning circles and broad range of active safety features. It’s hard to go past the sheer resourcefulness of the Honda Jazz.

• What is replacing the Honda Jazz?

  There will be no direct replacement for the Honda Jazz in the Australian new car market, as the retirement of the Jazz was brought about by Honda's desire to reprioritise some of its other models sold down under. This includes the CR-V, HR-V and the Civic, which together account for as much as 80% of the brand's local sales anyways. The brand is looking to introduce more new car buyers to its higher-spec variants of these models, meaning a slightly more up-market focus for Honda moving forward.