First on our list comes the Honda Jazz. This is definitely one of the best super minis available in the market, and today it has lots of fans. Generally the traditional Honda customers like to go for this particular model – people who are slightly elderly and like a car that is comfortable to sit in, easy to steer and simple to drive. The Honda Jazz offers all of these characteristics, but that’s not to say it’s just a car for the elderly – it’s great for just about anyone who’s looking for a simple yet practical car. That’s why it comes topmost on our list.

The driving for the Honda Jazz is really easy. What’s particularly great is that the steering is almost finger-light, the gearshift is swift and slick, not to mention accurate. The Jazz is definitely one of the easiest cars to drive, what’s more the interiors of the car look much bigger from inside, and particularly the cabin is roomy and airy.

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Second on our list is the Honda CRZ. This was launched quite recently in the market, with promises of being a hybrid. It speaks of six-speed manual gearbox, electrically boosted 1.5-litre petrol engine and a very wide stance. If you’re a green-minded motorist, this one’s for you. Probably the best thing about this car is that the 1.5 liter petrol engine revs well, but it doesn’t have the manic intensity that some of Honda’s i-VTEC engines have. The output is of 112bhp, but what is most special about the Honda is that there is an electric motor which boosts the 1.5 liter petrol engine. The result? 10 bhp is added to the total output. We like the Honda CRV because its combination of two motors gives it really great pick-up and the drivability is very easy. It goes from 0-62mph in 9.9 seconds. On one side of the steering model, you have Normal, Economy or Sport to choose from, for power delivery and steering.

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Third comes the Honda Accord. This has great build quality, and what’s more – it is a model with flair. However, you should know that this particular model comes quite expensive. The Honda Accord rides quite well, because of its refined engine and its insulation from engine and wind noise. The performance of the car is also decent – there’s a petrol and diesel engine available, both of which are quiet and economical. A slight suggestion – go for the diesel, as the acceleration is better. The Honda Accord is a modern, sleek car that you’d be proud to drive – what’s more, it’s mechanically indestructible and the interiors are well-designed. Driving this particular Honda model is a good experience; the car feels response to even the sharpest of corners. We can say that this car keeps you interested in the driving experience, and you keep your eyes on the road with a positive bend of mind. Another advantage of the Honda Accord is that it’s quite affordable – the construction and engineering of this car ensures it doesn’t go wrong, and on top of all that, the insurance is low!

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And then, fourth in our list of the top five Honda cars, we have the Honda Civic, at the fourth of our list. This car, we’d like to say, is a triumph of good design. The cabin of the car is spacious and intuitive, and that’s not the only good thing about the car! There is a very modest1.4 liter petrol unit, but you can’t go wrong with it. There’s revvy i-VTEC in the larger petrol, and there’s a fantastic 2.2 liter diesel. This is a very stylish car, right from the 20-somethings to the 50-somethings, and that versatility to cater to all age groups is what makes it so darn good. It’s a car that looks different; the standard diesel model is really unusual and classy. Since the car is Japanese-made, the quality is very good. You’ll be pleased to know that this is a really robust car. The boot of the car is vast – its almost 1000 liters better than the Volkswagen Golf and the Vauxhall Astra, but the rear seats are big enough for three adults, so it’s a great family car and also a great car for carpooling!

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We started our list with a Honda Jazz, and we’d like to end it with a Honda Jazz. Therefore, fifth on our list is the new Honda Jazz – this isn’t a very exciting car to drive, but it’s reliable and steady nonetheless. The car’s interiors are spacious enough; the slow-geared steering is great for those who’re just getting comfortable with the road. The car itself is pretty quiet, and you’re bound to like the relatively silent 1.4 liter engine.

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