2016 Honda HR-V

Vehicle Highlights:No accidents reportedOne-owner vehiclePersonal vehicleExtensive vehicle service history17-inch alloy wheelsPower side mirrorsRearview camera with guidelines5-inch color LCD display (non-touchscreen)Bluetooth HandsFreeLink and streaming audioUSB audio interface and auxiliary input jack4-speaker audio systemCruise controlTilt and telescoping steering columnAir conditioning with air-filtration system60/40-split folding Magic SeatPower windows and door locksRemote entry systemElectronic Stability Control (Vehicle Stability Assist)Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) with Brake AssistTire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS)Advanced front airbags, side curtain airbags with rollover sensor2016 Honda HR-V Review:The 2016 Honda HR-V made a notable entrance into the subcompact crossover segment, offering a smart blend of versatility, efficiency, and practicality. Built on the same platform as the Honda Fit, the HR-V inherits much of that models clever interior packaging, making it one of the most spacious and flexible offerings in its class. Its elevated ride height and SUV styling appeal to drivers looking for something more rugged and capable than a hatchback, without stepping up to a larger or more expensive SUV.From the drivers seat, the HR-V feels more refined than its price point would suggest. Ride quality is impressively composed, absorbing bumps and rough roads with confidence. Steering is light and responsive, making it an easy vehicle to maneuver in urban environments. While not particularly quick, the 1.8-liter four-cylinder engine paired with a CVT transmission (or a 6-speed manual on front-wheel drive models) provides adequate power for commuting and light travel. Honda prioritized efficiency over performance, and it shows: fuel economy ratings are among the best in its class, making the HR-V a practical choice for budget-conscious drivers.Inside, Hondas trademark space efficiency shines through. The HR-Vs Magic Seat system in the rear allows the seat bottoms to flip up, enabling vertical storage space, or fold flat to accommodate longer itemsflexibility usually not found in a subcompact crossover. Materials quality is generally high for the segment, with soft-touch surfaces in key areas and a clean, modern design. While the infotainment interface in higher trims can be polarizing due to the absence of physical volume knobs, the base LX trim sticks to more traditional controls, which some users may actually prefer for ease of use.Safety was also a priority, with standard features like a rearview camera and stability control included across all trims. Although more advanced driver aids like forward collision warning and lane departure warning were only offered on higher trims or absent entirely, the HR-V still performed well in crash tests for its time.Overall, the 2016 Honda HR-V stands out as a smart, reliable choice for small SUV buyers. It delivers outstanding practicality, excellent fuel economy, and a surprisingly roomy interi