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94% of consumers (181 of 191) said they would recommend this vehicle to a friend.
by Nancy from Chicago | September 26, 2019
Was surprised at all the room in this little car. However, the glove compartment and in between the seats is all the hidden storage. In my old Honda I had a place for coins, sunglasses etc. So far, that is my only complaint. I love the side cameras and the back cameras.
by BDDeemer from Tyrone, PA | August 02, 2019
I once had a 95 Civic EX-A for 14 years and it never let me down and it was a premiere driving experience. I didn't realize how much until I bought this vehicle. Windows open or closed, this car is quiet! The air flow doesn't beat you to death or deafen you with the windows open at high speeds. The interior is so comfortable and with the lift up rear seats and extra hauling space, this car is all it needs to be. I wish it had 360 degree cameras and a two stage storage console where you have 2 buckets. The car is easy on the eye when you see it and it's a sweet ride with plenty of power as long as you aren't running the quarter mile sprints. :)
by Elly from Toronto, Ontario | July 30, 2019
I bought my Honda HR-V few weeks ago and I really enjoy it. It fits well in the spot I have in the underground parking in my condo. I love the technology that comes with it (even if I bought the very basic, still has a lot of technology). Matthew, the sales person did everything he could for us to understand it all, mostly the use we can have from our cell plugged in the USB (hands-free talking, music, directions, voice for text messages. So far, I see it as a good buy.
The 2018 Honda HR-V is a subcompact crossover that seats five passengers. Though smaller in dimension, the HR-V still offers plenty of usable passenger and cargo space, especially considering it shares a platform with the Honda Fit. There is 24.3 cubic feet of cargo space behind the second row, which expands to 58.8 cubic feet with the rear seats flipped down (this beats the Fit and its 16.6/52.7 cubic feet). It competes with the Mazda CX-3 and Fiat 500X.
Three trims are available: the LX, EX, and EX-L.
More information coming soon.