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The 2018 Honda Jazz has been the best selling B-segment hatchback since the launch of the new generation. The Jazz has 2 types of engines on offer, a fuel-sipping yet powerful 1.5-litre Hybrid engine that makes 139 PS and a regular 1.5-litre engine that makes 120 PS, both are the higher than any of its rivals, including Toyota Yaris and Mazda 2 . Honda Jazz Hybrid vs Honda Jazz V vs Toyota Yaris; combing through the spec sheet Video: All-new Honda Jazz, Cutest City Car Ever?

RM 88,000 - 99,600

The Toyota Yaris fights against the Honda Jazz  and Mazda 2 . From our experience with the pre-facelift model, the cabin is supremely quiet, with a smooth and fuel efficient drive from the 1.5-litre engine that’s paired to a CVT. The facelifted Yaris bumps things up a bit by introducing Android Auto/Apple CarPlay support and Toyota Safety Sense ADAS suite in addition to its 7 airbags, blind-spot monitor with rear cross traffic alert and panoramic view monitor - making it the safest car in the B-segment hatchback market.   

RM 108,670

Mazda's entry-level car Mazda 2 received a facelift in 2020 . The 2020 Mazda 2 2020 Mazda 2 will continue to be the B-segment hatchback and sedan to provide the best driving experience for drivers. Though not as popular as rivals like Toyota Yaris and Vios and Honda City and Jazz , the Mazda 2 now has a list of equipment like GVC Plus and Android Auto and Apple Carplay connectivity.

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Volkswagen Malaysia's entry-level car is the VW Polo hatchback. The current Polo with a 1.6-litre naturally aspirated engine and 6-speed conventional automatic has been on sale at RM 74,990 in Malaysia since 2014. Though Volkswagen has introduced several special-edition Polos, the company has not given the hatchback a major update since 2015 with only a few running changes in between. The 2018 Volkswagen Polo goes up against other B-segment hatchback rivals like the Honda Jazz and Toyota Yaris . In Brief: VW Polo – Old, but is it worth it? The VW Polo started life as an Audi? Say what?