New Honda Jazz 2015 review - pictures

The Jazz is bigger and more practical than ever. 

Honda hopes that the refresh in styling will attract younger buyers to the jazz. 

All model variants get a DAB radio, cruise control, auto lights and wipers and air-conditioning as standard. 

The Jazz features Honda's 'Magic' rear seats, which not only fold flat into the floor, but the bases flip up to enable drivers to transport taller items. 

The 'Magic' rear seats are shown here.

At 354 litres, the Jazz's boot space is 60 litres bigger than the Ford Fiesta. 

The boot space increases to an impressive 1,314 litres with the seats folded flat into the floor. 

The Jazz has scored a full five-star safety rating from Euro NCAP.

Thanks to the addtion of a sixth gear to the manual gearbox, the Jazz makes a great motorway cruiser. 

Even the most basic S model gets a 7-inch infotainment screen. 

Practicality-wise the Jazz is only beaten by the Nissan Note in terms of outright boot capacity with the rear seats folded. 

Honda has refined road and wind noise by adding sound deadening inside the wheel arches and behind the dashboard.