The Honda Jazz surprises with its interior space, but when going on holiday or transporting sports equipment, the roof becomes a practical extension of the boot. You can determine the correct crossbar setup based on the production year and roof design.
The rack selection for Jazz is divided by production periods. For vehicles from 2001 to 2008, the GD generation is intended. If you own a model manufactured between 2015 and 2020, it belongs to the GK generation. For cars whose production started in 2020, the GR generation is used. The production date stated in the vehicle registration certificate is decisive.
Between the generations, you will find a fundamental difference in anchoring. In older versions, you will encounter a bare roof, where the rack is secured by the body edge above the doors. Conversely, for the GR generation, raised rails are used, which stand above the roof profile and have a free gap underneath to slip your hand through. Each of these solutions requires a different foot pack system.
The Jazz is among lower compact cars, which brings an advantage when loading. You can comfortably mount both bicycles and a roof box directly from the ground without stretching. When choosing a roof box, consider the length of the roof so that the front edge does not block your view and the rear part of the box does not collide with the open tailgate.
If you are looking for a rack for another car of this brand, go to CR-V, HR-V, Civic Hatchback or the main category Honda.
Choose the generation of your Honda Jazz and select the corresponding mounting type.
