I recently just bought a 2021 Honda HRV sport AWD. I love it. I'm 5'0 and it's a perfect fit for me. I also have a Honda Accord 2016, which I gave to my son. The video was very informative, but I wished you had demonstrated the paddle shifters on that long stretch of road you were driving on. Thanks for talking about the brake hold, I wasn't sure if i was using it correctly. Keep the videos coming. They are great!
Not mentioned here is the HR-V has the fewest reported new car problems of all Honda models. It also holds its resale value better than the competition. Its low power output (141 HP), with no turbo, actually aids in its long-term reliability. I've traded in my Honda Fit for a 2021 Honda HR-V EX AWD, and I couldn't be happier about it.
The typical consumer get’s so caught up with a car’s specs, features, and horsepower they overlook the reliability and resale of it. All the suckers buying Teslas are in for a big surprise when their cars starry falling apart and the resale value is terrible. Tesla sold them computer technology, we all know computer technology is already outdated after 1 year LOL. The HRV’s 1.8 liter sohc I-vtec engine has been used since 2006 in the 8th generation base model Civics. We all know that generation of Civics are the best and most reliable of all time.
@@braetonwilson4296 Just bought one. You can get a good discount if you're willing to invest the time "playing chess" with the sales people. Took me 4 hours. lol.
The second USB port (which has a cell phone icon pictured by it) is used for Android Auto or Apple Car Play. It allows you to connect your smartphone to the car in such a way that you can have it read off your text messages or more importantly bring up navigation. You no longer have to mount your phone to see the map for directions. You can just plug it in to the appropriate USB port and you can pull up maps and directions on the car's infotainment screen. In fact, you can manipulate the phone completely from the infotainment screen once it's connected that way. I agree though that it wouldn't hurt to have a USB port closer to the passenger but, it's not so big a deal.
I recently just bought a 2021 Honda HRV sport AWD. I love it. I'm 5'0 and it's a perfect fit for me. I also have a Honda Accord 2016, which I gave to my son. The video was very informative, but I wished you had demonstrated the paddle shifters on that long stretch of road you were driving on. Thanks for talking about the brake hold, I wasn't sure if i was using it correctly. Keep the videos coming. They are great!
it locks the gear shift!
Not mentioned here is the HR-V has the fewest reported new car problems of all Honda models. It also holds its resale value better than the competition. Its low power output (141 HP), with no turbo, actually aids in its long-term reliability. I've traded in my Honda Fit for a 2021 Honda HR-V EX AWD, and I couldn't be happier about it.
The typical consumer get’s so caught up with a car’s specs, features, and horsepower they overlook the reliability and resale of it. All the suckers buying Teslas are in for a big surprise when their cars starry falling apart and the resale value is terrible. Tesla sold them computer technology, we all know computer technology is already outdated after 1 year LOL. The HRV’s 1.8 liter sohc I-vtec engine has been used since 2006 in the 8th generation base model Civics. We all know that generation of Civics are the best and most reliable of all time.
The flip-side of high resale is that Honda dealers give almost no discounts on new HRVs. Therefore people end up paying a lot for new Honda vehicles.
@@braetonwilson4296, If you're saying 'you get what you pay for', I couldn't agree more.
@@braetonwilson4296 Just bought one. You can get a good discount if you're willing to invest the time "playing chess" with the sales people. Took me 4 hours. lol.
@@bradchoi9679 please tell us details of negotiations
The second USB port (which has a cell phone icon pictured by it) is used for Android Auto or Apple Car Play. It allows you to connect your smartphone to the car in such a way that you can have it read off your text messages or more importantly bring up navigation. You no longer have to mount your phone to see the map for directions. You can just plug it in to the appropriate USB port and you can pull up maps and directions on the car's infotainment screen. In fact, you can manipulate the phone completely from the infotainment screen once it's connected that way. I agree though that it wouldn't hurt to have a USB port closer to the passenger but, it's not so big a deal.
Thank you for taking the time to share!
That's a very useful review. Thank you!
You're welcome! Thank you for watching, Edward.
The square piece of plastic that appears to be a button is a slider that can be used to acces the keyslot for trims that use the push to start key.
Thanks for your presentation....appreciated....is a light hand drive 2021 honda hrv more ideal than the right hand
Didn’t know they made the sport in front wheel. I have the 21 HRV Sport myself but in AWD
So much dull inside
Not the price? Lol!