So much room inside, it feels like Doctor Who's Tardis
It’s really easy to drive
The finish is really classy, inside and out
Gripes
The engine protests loudly if you push it too hard
Due to be replaced this year, so haggle hard
The driver’s seat is so high you might need oxygen
Drive Despite having a small engine, the Jazz has plenty of get-up-and-go for girls about town. Watch out for pot holes, though – stiff suspension can mean a rough ride
Reliability It’ll keep you happy: the Jazz scooped top slot in the J.D. Power customer satisfaction surveys in 2004 and 2005
Inside The driver’s seat may be a little on the high side, but needing supplementary oxygen is a fair trade-off for the view. And the controls are all idiot-proof
Space More space inside than you can shake Doctor Who’s Tardis at. It is, quite simply, H-U-G-E
Safety There are plenty of features to help keep you safe, but no stability control to stop the car skidding
Standards and extras The basic model’s a bit bare, but if you go up a notch you can choose from lots of extras like alloys and climate control
