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Should I avoid the i-Shift when buying a Honda Jazz?
I was adamant in buying a Honda Jazz for my wife as this ticks the boxes with the size, price and spec of the car. Now after reading some of the reviews about the i-Shift gearbox I'm getting convinced not to? Is this the right thing to do?
Asked on 9 October 2019 by Jas Singh
Answered by
Andrew Brady
The i-Shift is pretty poor. It was replaced by a CVT early in 2011 - we'd stretch to one of those if possible.
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Neatly styled. Increased room and better performance than original Jazz. better to drive. Very versatile. CVT-7 returned in February 2011 replacing i-SHIFT. More reliable than first generation Jazz.
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