<p>The Indian auto market is not very forgiving, once if you scale down the popularity charts it becomes close to impossible to get back into the game as far as Indian consumers are concerned. But very few have set a successive example in a move to bounce back in regaining trust from Indian buyers. One such prominent example is the phased out hatchback from Honda, the Jazz. The new jazz has made its comeback again and this time with an all new heart to entice diesel loving Indian buyers. On the outside not much has changed from its previous generation but with significant cosmetic tweaks the all new Jazz does look like a new car. Its old box-design seems to have become bold and sharp borrowing cues from Honda’s latest design philosophy. On the front, the new black grille neatly bordered by a chrome outline makes Jazz more fresh along with smoked black wrap around headlights which makes its stance more sports like rather than a bulky hatch. The new honeycomb mesh grille at the front is adorned by a sporty and angular front bumper. However, the use of the same grille pattern on the rear bumper seems overdone. What really captures the eye is the new bold character line that runs on the shoulder of the new Jazz along with door mounted (instead of the A-pillar) foldable ORVMs and a set of new rear LED tail-lights that makes this car a part of the premium hatch segment in the country. Honda has also thrown in its latest accessories with a tail spoiler, a chrome plate right beneath the rear windscreen and a rear mounted roof antenna to ‘jazz’ up things in this car. Overall, the hatch does look quite a stunner from all angles and Honda seems to have done just enough to grab attention from Indian buyers yet again!

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