2021 Honda Jazz Cjenik

The 2021 Honda Jazz, primarily available as the 1.5 i-MMD hybrid in Europe, holds a strong position in the used supermini segment due to its reliability, spacious 'Magic Seats', and excellent fuel efficiency around 100-120 MPG equivalent. Current market listings on sites like theparking.eu, webcar.eu, and AutoScout24 show prices stabilizing after initial post-pandemic depreciation, with high demand in Germany, Spain, and the UK for low-mileage Elegance and Executive trims. Hybrid models dominate, commanding premiums over any rare petrol variants, while Crosstar versions appeal to crossover buyers but at slightly higher prices.

2021 Honda Jazz models, originally priced around €28,000-€32,000 new, have depreciated steadily at 10-15% annually due to the hybrid tech's longevity and Honda's reputation, retaining better value than rivals like Toyota Yaris Hybrid. Low-mileage examples (<30,000 km) hold 60% of original MSRP after 5 years, with hybrids faring better than petrol. Market data indicates slower depreciation post-2023 as fuel costs rise.

With rising fuel prices and EU emissions regulations favoring hybrids, 2021 Jazz prices are expected to firm up or rise 5-8% in 2026, especially for low-mileage units as new e:HEV models increase in cost. Supply may tighten from fleet disposals, but competition from cheaper Chinese EVs could cap gains in entry trims. Strong residuals make it a safe hold for 2-3 years.