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Do
you see a small car, or the big picture? Take a tape-measure
to the Jazz, and you’ll find it’s less
than 4m from nose to tail. That makes it a small car.
But it also makes narrow gaps, tight turns and tiny
parking spaces suddenly seem wider, straighter and
easier to get into, especially with those short overhangs
front and rear.
The illusion continues inside, too. Pushing the wheels
right out to each corner creates plenty of room either
for five people, or fold the rear seats flat and you’ll
be amazed with what you can fit in. The large glass
area gives the whole interior its light and spacious
feel, and improves your all-round visibility into the
bargain. It’s
ready for whatever - and whoever - turns up today.
So, how does it feel to drive the Jazz? There's really
only one way to find out, but
here are a few clues. The chassis is taut and responsive
for improved road-holding and handling. The gearshift
is light, firm and accurate, with a short throw for
a positive, sporty feel.
And of course there's that
i-DSI engine. That's what makes our job such fun:
designing and building cars we'd enjoy driving ourselves.
So what about passengers? Good news here, too, with
the most spacious interior in its class, and ride quality
from a class above. That, and the pleasure of your
company in whatever you've got planned today. Who could
ask for more?
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