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We’re in love with Honda’s Jazz Crosstar Custom concept

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We’re in love with Honda’s Jazz Crosstar Custom concept | Top Gear

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This jacked-up Jazz has been built for the virtual 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon

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We’re in love with Honda’s Jazz Crosstar Custom concept

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This jacked-up Jazz has been built for the virtual 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon

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We’re in love with Honda’s Jazz Crosstar Custom concept

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This jacked-up Jazz has been built for the virtual 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon

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We’re in love with Honda’s Jazz Crosstar Custom concept

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We’re in love with Honda’s Jazz Crosstar Custom concept

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This jacked-up Jazz has been built for the virtual 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon

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Last week we brought you news of Daihatsu’s utterly brilliant kei car concepts for the online-only 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon. Click these blue words if you missed them – we promise you’ll be smiling uncontrollably for the rest of the day.

Now’s the time for Honda to get in on the act too, with this gloriously beige, adventure-ready Jazz.

Known simply as the Crosstar Custom, it’s a more rugged version of the already lifestyley (is that a word?) Jazz Crosstar. You’ll have noticed the fantastic steel wheels, the Toyo off-road tyres, the redesigned front bumper and the roof-rack.

Honda says all of this “expresses an urban outdoor style” – whatever that means. We say it just looks supremely cute.

There’s no word on any changes to the internals, so expect front-wheel drive rather than four, combined with the Jazz’s standard e:HEV hybrid system. Fancy an adventure, Internet?

Rumour has it there’s more to come from Honda for this year’s Auto Salon too. Watch this space...

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Last week we brought you news of Daihatsu’s utterly brilliant kei car concepts for the online-only 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon. Click these blue words if you missed them – we promise you’ll be smiling uncontrollably for the rest of the day.

Now’s the time for Honda to get in on the act too, with this gloriously beige, adventure-ready Jazz.

Known simply as the Crosstar Custom, it’s a more rugged version of the already lifestyley (is that a word?) Jazz Crosstar. You’ll have noticed the fantastic steel wheels, the Toyo off-road tyres, the redesigned front bumper and the roof-rack.

Honda says all of this “expresses an urban outdoor style” – whatever that means. We say it just looks supremely cute.

There’s no word on any changes to the internals, so expect front-wheel drive rather than four, combined with the Jazz’s standard e:HEV hybrid system. Fancy an adventure, Internet?

Rumour has it there’s more to come from Honda for this year’s Auto Salon too. Watch this space...

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This jacked-up Jazz has been built for the virtual 2021 Tokyo Auto Salon