Honda Jazz 2020

Crosstar e:HEV 1.5i-MMD

Year

2020

Mileage

71,850 km

Fuel type

Hybrid

Transmission

Automatic

Colour

Blue

Drive type

Front-Wheel Drive

Engine

1,496 cc

Seats

Trim

Crosstar e:HEV 1.5i-MMD

Source

ememain_be

Region

Kapellen, Belgium

Seller

Dealer

Availability

Available

Condition & History

Accident unknown

Repairs unknown

Recall unknown

Inspection unknown

Not verified

What this is worth

Cheaper than 54% of comparable listings

Comparable listings run $9,804 – $26,879.

How the estimate is built

Base price for this model: $19,046
Year: −$124
Mileage: −$564

Valued

About this car

Highlights

2020 Honda Jazz with only 71,850 km of use.
Plug‑in hybrid (e:HEV) powered by a 1.5‑L engine – great fuel economy.
Automatic transmission, front‑wheel drive, 5‑seat practical hatchback.
Bright blue exterior, crisp white interior, full safety & tech package.

Options

Cruise Control, Adaptive Cruise Control, Lane‑Keeping Assist
LED Headlights, Fog Lights, Rain‑Sensor
8‑inch touchscreen with Android Auto & Apple CarPlay
Automatic Climate Control, Power Windows, Power Mirrors
Heated Seats, ISOFIX Child Seat Anchors
Rear‑view Camera, Parking Sensors (front & rear)
Keyless Start, Central Locking, Electric Windows
Airbag System, ABS, Electronic Stability Control

Vehicle History

Service history maintained by dealer (concessionnaire).

Why Choose This Vehicle?

Reliable, low‑mileage hybrid with a comprehensive safety and convenience package – ideal for city commuting and eco‑friendly driving.

2020 Honda Jazz: what owners report

Brakes are the main inspection weak spot: the 2002–2008 car shows rusty brake lines and worn discs, the 2008–2015 car worn discs, and on the 2015–2020 car the rear brakes can seize.2002–2020
Air conditioning is a known weak point on the 2008–2020 generations, with poor cooling, compressor clutch and relay faults and sometimes compressor failure; French owners of 2008–2015 cars report it four times.2008–2020
The 1.5 direct-injection petrol offered in the 2015–2020 generation from 2017 can build up deposits that lead to spark plug failures.2017–2020
On the fourth generation (2020 on), German testers note infotainment crashes and fussy driver-assistance systems, and a recall covered the collision warning on 2021–2022 cars.2020

All owner feedback on the Honda Jazz