Honda Jazz rental in Melbourne

The Honda Jazz is a light five-door hatch with a 1.5-litre petrol engine and a tall, boxy body. It suits city drivers who want something easy to park but roomier inside than its size suggests; the 2014-on Jazz VTi CVT is rated at 5.8 L/100km combined.

1 in the fleet, $155 a week, bond $399, collected from Dandenong South / Dandenong.

Rented by the week or month to month with unlimited km (work out fuel with the fuel cost calculator), P-plates welcome, collected from our base in Dandenong South, minutes from Dandenong.

Seats: 5
Fuel: Petrol
Official fuel use: 5.8 L/100km
In the fleet: 1

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Fuel figures: 5.8 L/100km combined (Jazz VTi 1.5L CVT, released 2014, Green Vehicle Guide)

Available

2010 Honda Jazz

Petrol · 5 seats · Automatic · Ref 479CA1$155per weekBond $400

Good for

City driving
Carrying bulky items in a small car
New drivers

Small outside, practical inside

The Jazz's tall roof and upright shape give it more headroom and a squarer load area than most light hatches. That makes it a handy car for people who need to carry odd-shaped items now and then, such as a guitar case, a small bike or flat-pack furniture, without hiring a van. It is also easy to see out of, which suits newer drivers.

Running costs

The Green Vehicle Guide lists the Jazz VTi, VTi-S and VTi-L with the 1.5-litre engine and CVT automatic, released in 2014, at 5.8 L/100km combined, and the manual VTi at 6.2. Earlier Jazz automatics from the 2008–2013 generation are listed at 6.6 to 6.7. The 2014-on cars are listed on regular 91 RON unleaded. If your listing is a Jazz Hybrid, the guide rates the 2013 hybrid at 4.5 L/100km combined.

Practical points

Seats: five belts in a light car. Rear legroom is generous for the class, but three adults across the back is still tight.
Driving it: light steering and a small turning circle make it easy in car parks; at freeway speed it is noisier than a larger car.
Rideshare: check the specific car against Uber's current Melbourne requirements, including the ANCAP 5-star rating and the 15-year age limit for UberX, before planning rideshare work.

Renting one

Each Jazz listing shows its year, weekly rent and bond. We accept P-plates for the rental itself (Uber asks its drivers for a full licence held 6 months), and pickup is from Dandenong South.

What the weekly rent covers

In the weekly rent

Insurance on the vehicle. The cover, excess and exclusions are in the insurance documents you get with your booking.
Unlimited kilometres.
Roadside assistance.
Scheduled servicing, plus repairs from normal wear and tear or a pre-existing fault.
If it breaks down through no fault of yours, a replacement where one is available, or your rent is adjusted.
No lock-in after the first month: hand it back on 2 weeks' notice.

You pay separately

Fuel. Return it at the level you collected it.
Tolls, parking and fines during your hire.
Damage up to the insurance excess.
A refundable security bond, back within 30 days of return with any deduction itemised.

Full terms: rental agreement · cancellation policy.

Renting a Honda Jazz: questions

How much fuel does a Honda Jazz use?

The Green Vehicle Guide lists the 2014-on Jazz VTi 1.5L CVT at 5.8 L/100km combined. Older 2008–2013 automatics are rated at 6.6 to 6.7.

Is the Jazz big enough to carry bulky items?

For its size, yes. Its tall, square body takes items that would not fit in a lower hatch, though it is still a light car, not a van.

Is the Jazz automatic?

The 2014-on Jazz VTi rated above uses a CVT automatic. Manual versions were also sold, so check the listing.

Specifications checked against:

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