Honda’s Jazz has been with us since 2003, its main selling point being its comparatively roomy cabin and “magic” folding seats that have made it one of the market’s most practical B-segment hatchbacks.

Along with being able to fold down the rear backrests like other hatches, the Jazz’s party trick is the ability for the rear seat cushions to be flipped up like cinema seats to create a handy space behind the front seats for tall objects like pot plants or small bicycles. This ingenious utility helped it find more than five million buyers around the world...

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