2024 Subaru Crosstrek VS Toyota Corolla Cross VS Honda HR-V Comparison Review
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- 2024 Subaru Crosstrek vs Toyota Corolla Cross vs Honda HR-V Comparison Review. We review and test drive the 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross, 2024 Honda HR-V and 2024 Subaru Crosstrek to find out which is the best reliable small SUV to buy. If you are buying a 2024 Honda HR-V, Toyota Corolla Cross, or Subaru Crosstrek, make sure to watch this review.
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Yep i got the HRV. Thanks for confirming my choice..
Great comparison video. Thanks a lot.
I went with the Crosstrek because I already own a Subaru. I bought the first Subaru because the people I know that own a Subaru, love it. I was looking at both of these. Ironically, Subaru’s rates are lower than Toyota, despite Subaru in Canada being financed through Toyota? Also, there are some things that reviewers have mentioned or I’ve seen in the comments that I can’t seem to notice when driving my Crosstrek. The Wilderness is a little bit louder than the other models from what I’ve heard. I’ve never had a problem with a lagging screen. In fact, the first thing I said to the dealer during delivery is “what are people talking about, the screen is fine.” I had a Mazda 3 prior to my ‘24 Crosstrek and got used to the screen pretty quick. You can still manually lower and raise temps with the manual buttons on either side of the screen. I’m very happy with my Crosstrek.
Our take is:
If one liked to drive in the Off-Road and know that the Price of Gasolines = High at the Pump is temporarily then CrossTrek will give one better "High Clearance" 8.7" or 9.3" for Wilderness Version.
It is 2025 Model coming of all Small Cross-Over, we only need a Good Vehicle that can drive 10 years Free or Low Cost Maintenance = the Subaru is the one. I have own a Subaru Legacy 1992 Model L and since 1992 until 2006 cost me one set of Tires and Oil Changes = which I did them myself. And Toyoda and or Honda can't be compared with a Subaru with Snow and Terrain Driving. (Or Snow -- We worked in the Oil Patch and Subaru Matched the Quality of RAV4 and Better, and ways cheaper...
Only that our Subaru 1992 Model was stolen in May 2023 last year, otherwise the Car was everything Original including Brake-pads... Only Timing Belt and CV-Axels as Boxer Engines tend to worn out CV Axels/ Boots faster than other Brands. The Channel YT by Ryan tested both CrossTrek 2024 and RAV4; and the Winner on Snow Path was Subaru.
Cheers,
I drove all three when looking for a new vehicle. I ended up with a Corolla Cross hybrid ( i know, the one you tested is not hybrid ). It's not the fanciest of the three, but it's plenty nice for me, and the mileage is way better than the other two.
This is like a automotive public service announcement. Paid for with 👍🏻 instead of taxe'$.
I found this channel in 22 when shopping. I got one of the recommended.
Glad i did. Thanks
You can't go wrong with any of them, 3 great vehicles! This video is packed with details and good info. If I had to chose from these vehicles my pick would be the HR-V since I'm neither offroading nor towing. But I still think that the RAV-4 is a better deal, costs a little more but it's worthy.
Last year I bought a Corolla Cross hybrid. It rides very smoothly, easy to turn corners, and it has wireless android auto in all trims. I average 46 mpg, instead of the advertised 42 mpg. Overall it's a great utilitarian SUV. If you want to take long road trips with the family, cargo space may not be enough but other than that, I have no complains.
EDIT: Today I computed my REAL mpg, by using the actual miles traveled and gallons at the station, and my mpg is actually 48 mpg, very impressive.
My ONLY concern with CC hybrid is the lack of a spare tire! Luckily for me, I don't do road trips anymore, so probably won't be an issue as my current Hyundai has a spare and I've never needed it (knock on wood).
@Steve_in_NJ Me too. Toyota dropped the ball by placing the high voltage cables in the wheel well where the spare tire should go. I actually bought a spare tire for my Corolla Cross Hybrid. Lost some room in the trunk, but I gained piece of mind. also the back seat has no leg room if th3 front seats are push all the way back. Other than that the Corolla Cross Hybrid is excellent!
Yes mpg is under rated. No surprise with Toyota. My 23 Rav 4 hybrid is at 45 mpg or 5.2l /100kms and I do drive mostly freeway/ highway. Plus tge RV4 h came with an alloy rim spare.
@@keithwalters1389 Where did you get your spare tire for the Corolla Cross Hybrid? I've asked a couple of salespeople about it when car shopping, and they just changed the subject and tried to convince me to shop for a RAV4 instead 🙄
@@flyminion Ebay
Love my 2023 hrv
Me too.. It’s also the roomiest of the 3..
Are the Honda seats hard and flatter, on the HRV? Is Honda still side stickering? One thing to like about our local Subaru deal is no side stickers.
Thank you so much for your reviews! I searched your reviews and didn't see one for the 2024 Chevy Trailblazer. Can you do a review of the Trailblazer?
I will try 👍. I do have a recent video on the Chevy Trax which is mechanically very similar.
@@carhelpcornerGreat, thanks! I'll take a look.
I own 2 subarus currently and i came from driving these cars. A 02 Buick century(piece of crap) a 00 land cruiser, 01 mustang gt, 05 expedition, 99 suburban and a 01 Fronteir. All were either my parents, or me and my 3 siblings shared when we started learning. My 2 subarus have been dramatically more reliable. The buick was my official first car that i meticulously followed maintainence schedules for and the thing needed an entire cooling system overhaul because the thermostat died twice, the radiator was failing and all the piping was cracking. Also there was a pretty servere oil leak. And garbage fuel economy. Averaged only 23mpg for a small displacement fwd v6
Would love to see your review on Hyundai Santa Fe 2024. Is it worth buying ?
How do they compare in terms of blind spots? I test drove a Corolla Cross and didn't feel confident changing lanes with an over-the-shoulder glance. Does the Crosstrek have better visibility, or are all of these small SUVs about the same in that regard?
I bought a 2023 Toyota corolla cross hybrid after years of subarus and won't go back. This car should last longer than my subarus with no oil burning, and super gas mileage. (Better than the 42 mpg rated.) The car is good quality, solid, quiet, and the sound system (JBL) in the top model is great.
I live in New Zealand and have a H-RV Hybrid. Pity it didn't get to North America. Absolutely brilliant car averaging 4.3l/100ks or 53m/gal. Sport mode does take that up slightly but the fun factor is worth it. The hybrid system is different to the Toyota in that it is built in to the transmission rather than added on and is virtually indestructible
Don’t know if it’s in the works, but if the H-RV gets a hybrid motor, coupled with your accolades, it would definitely be atop my list. Thank you. Also, I understand why you didn’t include it, but the CX 30 I believe would have bested all of these in most categories, had it more interior space.
Subaru Legacy limited edition 2010 owner here, It has 198k miles on it, needs to start doing research for my next car 😊
Yup, if you REALLY NEED a new vehicle of that type. Personally, I'll keep my old car until the wheels fall off.
Well, I bought a 23 Cross/ still drive my 07 Dodge Caravan, and the wheels are passed due to fall off at 300,000 km on the old gal.
Ya got to have a backup good vehicle. Just in case.
My 07 Odyssey is still running good today, wheel is not felt of yet even though with +280K miles on its odometer.
There is no need, there is only want. 😂
@@oleglishchenko4922 I'm not much of a "consumerist" either. Happiness isn't to be found in more stuff.
@@tuan056585I have a 2010 honda civic with 280,000 miles and still runs good
Absolutely the best reviews!!
Saw all three at the car show. Without driving one the Honda HRV was my absolute favorite. The interior is much more classy, upscale and much roomier than all 3. The Toyota has a very cramped and closed in feeling. It also seemed a little cheap inside.
The Subaru interior to me was the worst. That huge screen is God awful ugly!!
The Honda HRV sport I think is the sweet spot. I have been told that the EXL leather seats are not very comfortable especially on longer trips. It also looks beefier with the 18” wheels. The EXL wheels look like low budget rental car.
If Honda would just get rid of the CVT and replace it with a 6 speed auto, it would last 300,000 miles or more!!
Time to test drive but good luck finding a Toyota!! Once again great reviews !
My 'lady friend' has an HRV and it is built really well. I checked it from front to back and all under it for issues that might crop up for her.
Built like a small bulldog. Fit finish perfect on hers. No issues at all.
If I hadn't wanted my Toyota Cross with the M20A engine in it, I would have bought an HRV
HRV is too slow. According to TheTopher, HRV does zero to 60 in almost 13 seconds. That’s as slow as a Mirage!
WOW. 13 seconds😲. Maybe I won’t test drive one. I have been Hearing anywhere from 8.5 to pushing 10 seconds averaging the 9.5. 13 is downright dangerous !!
@@sachinnair91 That is nonsense you are all over every single HRV review that I am watching ripping this vehicle with false statements. It is 8.9-9.3 for 0-60. I own a 2024 HRV sport it is more than adequate and I am a bigger man.
@@allanpontiere6177 HES FOS it is absolutely more than adequate for power and speed and has the highest rated safety rating Honda has.
Hrv or corolla cross for me. Since I want save gas, corolla cross hybrid is my choice. Thank for this review!
I've played with the screen in the Subaru. Zero lag. It just works. It is a pain because I am definitely a button and knob person, but there's nothing laggy about the screen at all.
Corolla cross hybrid pricing makes sense in the USA not in Canada
I hope Honda comes out with a Hybrid HR-V. Best of all worlds in my book. My pick...Patience.
It’s not only how quiet the engine is it’s how quiet the cabin is. Can you hear road, tire noise?
Just got my new 2024 Honda HRV EX L Navi in the colour urban gray pearl, love the ride, the look and colour and the inside is all leather and looks great and comfortable, Honda all the way!👌😉
I bought the HR-V sport.
Good choice. I got the 2023 HRV Sport before they removed the blind spot monitoring on the 2024 Sport model.
@@level7041 Why in the world would Honda remove the blind spot monitoring on the 2024 Sport Model??? Makes ZER0 sense.
@@jeremyas1973 Parts shortage. They only have it on the top trim in Canada for now..
Bought 2024 hrv and right now not happy with it. Car is only 3 weeks old and since day 3 driving car . Car has vibration issues while driving 40 to 70 mph. Now going to 4th dealership svc dept so they can figure out what's going on. Lemon Law is now involved. Not good honda. How honda doesn't take care of their loyal customers. Been buying cars since 2000
Sounds dangerous.
Here in Europe it's called ZR-V instead of HR-V. The new HR-V here looks different.
I wish you had added Mazda CX30 to this list as well
I agree, where was the Mazda CX-30 or 5!!! @carhelpcorner, I love your videos and channel!
Crosstrek all the way
Does anyone know the status of the rear window problem with the HRV? Volunteer recall in effect?
There is a tsb now for it. They will inspect for sealant touching where the defrost wires are. You can use your defrost without worry now.
You left out the Mazda CX-30
I like the Cross Hybrid
Corolla Cross M20A engine gravelly and a bit noisy when you're pushing it hard?
Well.
You have never driven a 2007 rusty Dodge Caravan ( I actually love it) with 300,000 km on it. Compared with my 2023 Toyota Corolla Cross engine it is definitely a 'little more gravelly and noisy! So it is all relative to what you're used to I guess.
The Hybrid Cross only comes with the 4-wheel drive train, as a combo of an extra 1,000 lbs of weight to the whole vehicle. Plus the eventual cost of owning a vehicle with 2 motors and BIG BUCK repairs down the road.
Mine is the plain old M20A FWD LE naturally aspirated version. Yawn ...
Fine with me. At 73 I am not going to be doing burnouts anymore in the mall parking lot. :)
I've ordered the exact same Cross as yours, glad you like it. Still driving a 24 year old Corolla! I ordered the base model FWD, all we need.
I have a health problem in my leg that pushing hard breaks cause pain in my leg and lower back. I am a 5'2'' female around 130lbs. Cannot decide between HRV and cross. If HRV has a hybrid option, I would definitely go for it. But I've heard that hybrid cars are easier on breaks compare to non-hybrid ones. Does anyone has an experience with this?
Thank you for all the informative videos :)
Would you say that Kia Seltos is a decent pick or is it risky?
Very Risky!
I’ve always had good luck with Honda vehicles; HR-V for me
HRV desperately needs a stronger engine, at least in the higher trim levels. Of these 3, my choice would be either the Crosstrek or the Corolla Cross Hybrid. The CX-30 and Seltos/Kona are also very strong options.
From the price details given, I couldn't understand why the Honda HRV is costlier in Canada compared to the US. (Corolla Cross - USD 35,565 and CAD 38,880 for the highest trim and HRV - USD 30,590 and CAD 39,910 for the highest trim). Americans should buy the HRV since it's the cheapest of the three. However, Canadians should buy the Corolla Cross since it's the cheapest of the three. Sadly, no takers for Crosstrek unless you want to use it for towing or offroad.
I'm torn between the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid XSE and the Hyundai Kona Limited AWD or EV. Sad that Kona wasn't included on this list but the interior design reminds me of the Millenium Falcon (🙂) and IIHS gave Kona the Top Safety + Rating, over all the other small crossovers. That being said, I just don't need a Crosstrek with all-time AWD, as both the Kona AWD and the Corolla Cross Hybrid AWD is On-Demand. Where I live in NJ, I don't need AWD 24/7 and as a previous Subaru owner, found their AWD does worse with gas mileage.
Go with the Toyota, as the Hyundai and Kia's have bad reputation's, catch on fire, and have poor dealer service!
@@rays658 Never had an issue with my past 2 Konas. Only the 2.0 liter engine has a history of catching fire, never the 1.6 turbo. As I have 3 months to go on a decision, I'll test drive all 3 by June so that I can take delivery end of September.
I went from a Kona turbo to the cross hybrid and love the ride of the Toyota much better. The Kona was quicker and fun to drive until the transmission started making funny noises and slipping. The dual clutch transmission in the hybrid is a problem. The toyota is bigger, more storage, quieter and better quality. The tradeoff is it's not as zippy as the Kona, but it is no slouch with 190+ HP.
@@tomjiunta1580 Since my post, I've done some test drives and will be going with a KIA NIRO PHEV SX Touring trim!
Interesting choice of music playing on the Forrester don't you think?
No Country Western in this car folks! YEHAW!
I am appalled that these small vehicles get such low mpg. Might as well get a compact with the same mpg.
HP....and size. These vehicles aren't compact.
BTW good luck finding any " compact car"
HR-V but in EU version with hybrid option:)
HR-V multi-port fuel injection for the win. Simple. No carbon build up. Toyota is more complex, but once again, no carbon build up. HR-V is just simple. If going Subaru base 2.0 engine avoids possible woes of the 2.5 TCV cooling system, and the car is built in Japan.
Crosstrek forever
Till that engine starts to burn the oil. Seen way too many Subaru with engines buggered.
Too old a design/ too much labour involved in fixing them as far as I see.
4 of my neigbours are struggling now with the type. It isn't a new issue for them. 2 are on a second engine, and they are ready to crap out. maybe it is the cold of Canada. But not this year.
But. They do have a loyal following. So there you go. Some like 'self-abuse' too. I like saving money and not fixing it if it ain't broke!
@@luckyguy600 that 2 liter is brutal.
I love honda hrv.
Toyota corolla cross is the one for me.
Where I live in Canada they are a rare beast indeed. RAVs have taken over the forest.
But well worth the wait I guess ( almost 14 months).
My last vehicle.
Did you actually test drive any of these vehicles? This sounds like a spec-sheet comparison with some commentary.
I want the HRV but unfortunately I’m too poor 🙃
Do any of these have CVT transmissions??
all of them
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... it's ok, my mother is very slow & has comprehension disorder 👍
Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid for me any day
Honda should bring the hybrid HRV asap to North America
Honda really needs to stick the Civic hybrid powertrain in that vehicle. Missing the boat.
Toyota Corrola Cross No 1
Actually, only the Hybrid version. For $3000 U.S. more, the hybrid is worth the extra mpg and HP.
With a CAVeat. See below:
Interior-wise, other than the EX ( which I have never seen as of yet due to the lack of availability of most Toyota Cross vehicles & colours) any vehicle has a better interior. Probably a YUGO, but I am not really sure you can still buy one of those comrade.
Get the cheapest Lexus ( same as a Cross) nice interior/ great plastic for the most part, for only another $8.000 bucks. Soundproofing too. Toyota = cheap.
Buy a second-hand EX down the road, or buy a Honda HR-V now. And wait two years like I almost did buying my Cross, sight unseen. They didn't even have 1 on the lot!!!!! I think the HR-V actually looks nicer.
What is with Toyota and their ugly front ends for years now. STOP IT. I want normal.
But. I am old. lol
Subaru and Toyota ❤❤❤
Any of these 3 are great choice, just not any chinese or korean brand, based on experience, 😅
It all falls back to power trains. Most vehicles look great today/ inside and out. They really do look great.
It is the mechanical / computer stuff that will bite you in the butt over the long term.
Most dealerships I have been to looking, NEVER open the hood to the people.
All the gee wiss stuff inside, but not a thought as to what engine tranny they have.
People just want the glitz. The first thing I do is check the engine. I couldn't care less with all the computerized stuff inside. All have the same stuff anyway.
They’re not what we need.
We’ll keep driving what we have npw
Definitely it was Mazda CX-30 😊
hmmmm - other reviewers note the Toyota is more comfortable, quieter, but less responsive than the HRV - you say the opposite?
I found HRV quieter and more comfortable
2.5l Subaru with only 182 hp? Toyota 2.5 engine is 203hp
Lol, go drag race them .... they'll both hit 87 mph in the 1/4.
Mazda cx 30 better
The HR-V is out of the question for me regardless of how refined it is; it's simply too slow, almost dangerously so. Some tests have clocked its 0-60 acceleration time in the 11+ seconds range, and that's with only the driver on board so I can imagine how much slower it would be with a full load of passengers and luggage on a family road trip, for example. My ancient Corolla is much faster than that, and I consider it borderline safe on the highway!
Of the remaining two, I'd pick the Corolla Cross, whether gas or hybrid (but the latter is preferred, obviously); the CrossTrek may have good reliability scores but Subaru's engines/transmissions don't have nearly the longevity of Toyota's engines/transmissions and I'm someone who keeps my cars for 15 years on average, so that's important to me. Also, maintenance cost is markedly higher on Subarus (a friend of mine was just hit with a $1600 bill for 'regular maintenance' on his 2019 CrossTrek!), which is a good reason by itself to steer clear from Subarus regardless of any other consideration imo.
The ones made in Japan
Enough said
Subaru probably then. Corolla made in Turkey, Honda made in Mexico. What are they thinking over there in Japan?
@@lstuart2704
Correct. Wife’s 2022 Forester wilderness made Japan.
My 2024 RAV4 made in Canada
CC
If you like black on black on black you're either into driving a funeral hearse or a Toyota Corolla Cross LE No option available sir. Take it & shut up. The good speakers? NO
Poor old LE version gets you nothing more than black, and shades of black. And it shows up all dirt/ hair/ potato chips, you name it, you will be vacuuming that sucker every week and within a year it will just look grubby.
Spending well over $3,000 as we speak changing out the black seats to leather seats by Katzkin in a much brighter colour scheme to make it seem like a half-normal vehicle. Toyota must be saving a fortune in buying parts in one colour. Black. They cross-use parts from the Crown to the Corolla & everything in between. They are, to say it nicely, CHEAP!
Anything but black I would take. Greys. beige, hell even creamy vanilla, but not black. Driving at night if you drop something it is gone till you arrive at your destination, or in the hospital after scrounging around on the floor and looking you look up and find a dump truck in your face! Seriously, it isn't a good thing. No moon roof doesn't help either. The cheapest & the best give you two tone something. The middle LE gives you ... black & the middle finger salute!
That is why most people will do a RAV because the top-end EX version Cross will put you in RAV territory anyways, and they are much more available, and in better colour choices overall. Outside and inside.
Top-end Cross? Buy a cheap RAV instead. Just sayin'
Nice review, personally I would pick the Toyota Cross any day. Toyotas ages much more gracefully than any other brands.
A well maintained Honda, Toyota or Subaru will last 300,000-400,000 kilometres. Or about 20-25 years. Why lose a massive amount of money buying a new car every few years and not every few decades? 🤪
The average car debt payment is $700/mth. That amount invested wisely over 30 years is $1.9 million dollars. A shiny new massively depreciating car the bank lets you borrow or be a multimillionaire? 🤔
New car frequent flyer Narcissists post travel pics on Facebook for strangers and make car payments on new automobiles to impress strangers at stoplights they’ll never know. 😣
Well they say you dont live forever & if you drive a car for 20-30 years & try to make million with that money you can. Life is too short & doesn’t mean buy a car every other year but enjoy your life rather thinking of making a million bucks in 30 years & driving car that is 20 years old. When you are too old that money aint gonna give you any more fun. Save enough to keep it going & also enjoy your life while you can. NO GUARANTEE OF 30 from today of your life. ❤
@@mr.mahmudhossain8033Well said. I like a new car. If nobody bought new cars this person wouldn't have a choice but to buy new.
@@mr.mahmudhossain8033
Life is all about choices. Helping others and having a cool older car works well. Zero narcissistic tendencies here. 😊
@@s-man3684
I like money and helping others more. 😊
@@billyrock8305 I do that too. I work at soup kitchens, give money to multiple charities plus my church. I also own a 2000 Civic with 277,000 miles that runs very well and a 2008 Rav 4 with 197,000 miles it also runs very well, and a 2019 Forester 48,000 miles and 2021 Tacoma 17,000 miles.
Subaru.
5:33 Be honest: unless you plan on continually driving on a daily basis in a winter environment, steer away from the Subaru. EXCELLENT all-wheel drive, but because it is a mechanical all-wheel drive there is more maintenance on that system and Subaru all-wheel drives are notorious for accelerated tire replacement which must be done 4 tires at a time. Subaru = Tire Grinder
Funny. Had FWD vehicles for 50 years now, then all of a sudden climate change/ warmer temperatures & we all 'just have to have 4-wheel drive' in any form.
I don't get it?
Back in the mid/late 70's, I could have used it. But now?
Just upselling with an added bunch of parts that will wear out/ and weigh another 245 lbs on an already slow vehicle. But I like the M20A engine. Kind of cool, so far no issues that I have heard about. Each to their own. Not my money they are spending.
FYI :
The Cost of a CrossTrek with same Trim is lower than any of Toyoda and Honda; the Cost of Tires is minimal vs the Cost one will pay for others... The AWD when balanced itself well will make CVT better distribution of Torques to 4 wheel therefore, cost less in Wheel balancing and Alignments...
Subaru was an Aircraft Aeronautical Planes Manufacturer since before WW II = Their Horizontal Boxer Engines are used in Modern Aircraft/Planes Engines. In Canada Subaru will cost less; but if one lives in USA and California and so on then a Cross Corolla will Save you money the most as = you can buy a Hybrids = especially if you live in San Francisco City where Gasoline is very high for USA Prices at the Pumps...
So Buyer will buy any Vehicle that fit their Geography Locations and it is 2025 Models Coming; so buyer only need to keep the Vehicle for 10 years; as we don't know what future holds in term of Fuels = like Gasolines or Hydrogen or Bio-fuels.?!! 20235 will have so much change in Technologies that we can't foresee...
Hmmmmm, I didn't know that tire replacement was notorious, lol. You do realize that tire brand choice & quality are a HUGE factor in tire wear.
I own a '21 Crosstrek Limited.
Just for the record, I have a c6 Corvette also that needed new tires after just 13,000 miles on the Goodyear Eagle F1 Supercar runflats. And I'm not talking the rear tires, the fronts were worn to the threads that quickly.
Front's = $580 a tire & the rear's = $670 each.
I went to Michelin Pilot Sports, the Goodyear tires are garbage.
Sorry but you don’t have a sweet clue. I’m on my 3rd Subaru. My winter tires are about to be swapped for the all seasons. This was their 4th winter and still have maybe enough tread for next winter. Have never had any problems with the AWD system. Have over 200,000 km on the Outback.
Don’t spare tyres no good, the sunroof so bigger in summer days raise higher sun lights can’t maintain cabin fresh temperatures, even in winter freezing snows days can’t keep warm.
Corolla cabin so tie not comfortable for 05 peoples
Would you give Chinese car brands a chance in this channel? I wonder if their reliability increased recently
So solly no can do.
They are coming across the ocean soon though.
You had better be buying a good brand. Up to to you I guess.
I wouldn't touch one. And an EV ... forget it!
But hey, who am I to soil your party with doom & gloom. Enjoy.
I absolutely would. I've heard great things about BYD and they are becoming massively popular.
I bought a small smooth riding and very reliable Honda scooter in 2012. High quality and reliability are why people buy Honda products.
I found out later that it was completely Made in China. It just shows that China can make quality products if they really want to.
I heard that Chinese manufacturers purposely make cheap products that are easily replaceable just to keep their 1.3 billion inhabitants busy
with continuous jobs and at the same time put some money in their pockets. Old folks say that idle minds could be dangerous.
What about the Traiblazer, Encore GX and Hyundai Tucson , i think they are better options
😂 no...and any GM product is absolute junk
You are trolling right?