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Honda Jazz or Toyota Yaris?
I have narrowed my list of new cars down to two. I want something small, reliable and with automatic transmission. It's between a Honda Jazz and a Toyota Yaris, which will be the better alternative for the odd motorway journey?
Asked on 18 July 2022 by jenjod
Answered by
Andrew Brady
Both are great small cars that'll be cheap to run. If you don't need the space of the Jazz, we'd recommend the Toyota Yaris. It's a very efficient little car with an upmarket interior and lots of tech. We rate it as one of the best hybrids you can buy: www.honestjohn.co.uk/guides/best-hybrid-cars/
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