<p>Despite being an affordable subcompact sedan, Amaze remains truly a Honda. Without much compromises on the inside, this sedan gets a very stylish yet comfortable cabin. Its two tone interiors with a combination of black and beige creates an upmarket feel to it with a well laid out dashboard. The new amaze now gets the Jazz borrowed touchscreen infotainment unit with navigation support which is an impressive tool in this segment. But on the downside, the central console however gets the complete black plastic finish which could have been quite attractive if Honda would have used the same beige theme here or even some chrome or brushed aluminum finish. Nonetheless, the quality of plastic and on the dials does look quite adequate and with a sleek central console on offer, you get more space in between. Its three spoke multi-functional steering wheel is well weighted while a big speedometer ring along with digital display does the job well. Seating remains very pleasant with great amount of cushioning and under thigh support for both row of passengers. The rear row gets an additional central armrest with cup holders while the front passengers have to do without it. What is worth mentioning is great amount of legroom for the rear passengers along with a lot of utility storage places which makes its cabin quite stylish yet practical.

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