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HondaJazz Crosstar (2020-)
- Available new
- Small
- Full hybrid
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Alongside the fourth-generation Honda Jazz, launched in June 2020, comes the all-new Jazz Crosstar. It adds a touch of SUV appeal to the Jazz formula, with raised-height suspension, body cladding and roof rails. Like the Jazz, it’s offered in hybrid form only. So how does it compare with rivals such as the Nissan Juke, VW T-Cross and Ford Fiesta Active? Find out in our Honda Jazz Crosstar first drive review.
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- Mar 2020Released
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