Cruise control for the Honda Jazz

Roomy, reliable and kept for years

The Jazz is tall inside, the rear Magic Seats fold flat or flip up, and owners rarely want to change it. That loyalty is why we hear from Jazz drivers whose car is years old and running perfectly, but who would like it to keep a steady seventy without help from their ankle.

A long drive in a small car

Small engines need a steady throttle to stay relaxed, and a supermini at motorway pace responds to every twitch of the foot. Over a long journey the leg stiffens, the speed wanders, and whoever is driving arrives more drained than the miles justify. Older drivers feel that most.

What goes into the Jazz

Each Jazz unit gets a Jazz-specific program at the factory, then reads the speed signals Honda already put on the network, so pedals and engine are left alone. Say if yours is a hybrid or a CVT automatic, and we build the program around that version.