2015 Honda HRV

[Walter]

System bug.

[jonski]

FWD ba or AWD variant nasa Philippines?

[babybackrivs]

FWD ba or AWD variant nasa Philippines?

FWD, too short

[babybackrivs]

Ignore the "too short" hehehehe

[Walter]

Is this selling well?

[JohnM]

Is this selling well?

I see quite a few of them running around.

[TheUninvited]

The facelift looks sharp, especially the front.

Di mukang pilit yung pag update sa Honda corporate image/design.

Unlike the facelifted City, parang may something wrong sa harap eh.

Would have considered the HR-V if not for the ultra price bump last year.
Honda HR-V 2019 Detailed Look - YouTube

[tigerdoods]

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[Noel Salisipan]

The facelift looks sharp, especially the front.

Di mukang pilit yung pag update sa Honda corporate image/design.

Unlike the facelifted City, parang may something wrong sa harap eh.

Would have considered the HR-V if not for the ultra price bump last year.
Honda HR-V 2019 Detailed Look - YouTube

Always discourage sa price ng Honda specially this one at CRV.

Hindi pa halos narerecognize may facelift na agad!

[jut703]

Always discourage sa price ng Honda specially this one at CRV.

Hindi pa halos narerecognize may facelift na agad!

The HRV has been out since 2015. It's been in the market for 3 years which is about time for a facelift.

The pricing of the CRV is also at par with its competitors. The 2.0S CRV for example costs 1.65M. Same price as a Mazda CX5 2.0 ans RAV4 Active+, and slightly cheaper than the Forester 2.0i Premium (1.768M before discounts).

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[Noel Salisipan]

The HRV has been out since 2015. It's been in the market for 3 years which is about time for a facelift.

The pricing of the CRV is also at par with its competitors. The 2.0S CRV for example costs 1.65M. Same price as a Mazda CX5 2.0 ans RAV4 Active+, and slightly cheaper than the Forester 2.0i Premium (1.768M before discounts).

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Yup, mahal nga mga yan Sir. I would rather get the dedicated 7-seater SUV, or the lesser price crossover.

[dr. d]

what is in the suv construction, that makes it "different" from the non-suv?

[Noel Salisipan]

what is in the suv construction, that makes it "different" from the non-suv?

Flatform & size.

[jut703]

Yup, mahal nga mga yan Sir. I would rather get the dedicated 7-seater SUV, or the lesser price crossover.

Yes. To each his own.

I checked out all the PPVs in this price range and none of them are as comfortable or as refined as a CRV.

Most car buyers don't really appreciate refinement and will just go for the biggest car they can buy for their budget.

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[dr. d]

...despite the mini-size of their garage.
the big car ends up being parked on the street.
heh heh.

[dr. d]

Flatform & size.

size, i understand.
but what does platform have, that makes it prefered by some buyers?

[Noel Salisipan]

size, i understand.
but what does platform have, that makes it prefered by some buyers?

I dont know for some buyers.

But for me, I choose ladder frame SUV for long drive with my family.
(at least mas safe ka sa mga ordinary na vehicle kung magkaroon ng disgrasya)

[dr. d]

i used to drive a car whose body is known to flex a bit. it was comfortable, as a result.
but i prefer a car whose body/chassis does not flex. it makes for, to me, a more predictable ride.

[Walter]

It's a matter of being able to avoid an accident (Unibody) or survive one (Ladder frame) ...

[dr. d]

para yatang baliktad?