I Finally Got the New Honda and I'm Exremely Dissapointed
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Are you never happy?
Sir, i got this P0705 scan code on my 2004 Toyota corolla with auto transmission... the gear drags when trying to shift for 2 to 3.. what could be wrong?
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Hi scotty. What are your thoughts about the older HRV 2019-2021 1.8L versions?
I’ve bought the 2.0 Hybrid version I get over 50 mpg in my ZRV as it’s known in England 🏴 much more powerful than the non hybrid version of this car. Test drive this version you’ll be surprised of the electric motor
Nothing beats waking up in the morning knowing that slow car will alway be reliable, save you money, save you from accidents, last a very long time. That speed itch will go away slowly. Slowly you will transition to driving relaxed
Been saying that the last few years. I been driving since I was 18 and I’m about turn 29 soon. No accidents caused by me, no tickets, no nothing.. *knock on wood*. My wife is on the same boat. We got this car literally yesterday. We’re just on the road chilling going 70-75 on the far right lol. I got out of that whole speed head mentality years ago. We love our 2024 hr v.
I second that❤️❤️❤️👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
I miss the speed of my last car. I traded in my 2017 Civic coupe 1.5 turbo for a 2024 Hyundai Kona with 2.0. Pros and cons of both but the Kona SEL is way slower. It's definitely been an adjustment over the last month but with the dual 12.3in screens the Kona its extremely easy to drive and navigate
@@B07llI basically have the Hyundai equivalent of your HRV, I got the 2024 Kona. I got a couple speeding tickets in my last car but it's a lot more difficult to speed with the 2.0 engine
You know there's something wrong when people are going halfway across the country just to get a halfway-fair price on a car . . .
and a shitty crossover, at that...
You're right, and thank our wonderful president and his failed economic policies, just making inflation worse and worse!
True but that's the price of living in a capitalist country. Now get rid of the Democrats and give all the money to small business owners!
How did the president increase car prices in Rhode Island?
I'm not sure what Joey did, what I have seen is that under the President Trump, cars are abundant and I could buy most brand much below MSRP, now under this stupid Joey, the cars are far and between, and I have to pay several thousands above MSRP, sometimes, 50k Ford can have as little as 125K.
I own a 2021 Honda HR-V with a 1.8 LTR 4-cyl. Here are your instructions for passing on a two lane road: Allow the target vehicle to get 1/2 mile ahead of you, then kick it! By the time you catch your target to pass, you will come to your senses and realize you should never pass in this HR-V.
ROFLOL
Had me in the first half 🤣
Yep. I test drove a 2021 HR-V at the dealership. I slammed on the gas at stop lights and it didn't move. I layed into the gas on a right hand turn and it was absolutely unresponsive. After that I bought a 2008 Honda FIT instead and love it. That thing is so zippy and fun to drive! Get the FIT instead and I also get up to 36 mpg!
but it's 14 years old 🤔
@@HigherEducationAwakening I don't think the Honda FIT went to a CVT until like 2015 or 2016.
I'm Extremely Disappointed that Scotty didn't sound all that Extremely Disappointed in the Honda HR-V 🤣🤣🤣
I can’t remember the last time Scotty got a new anything and wasn’t disappointed.
This car for sure is a disappointment tho lol
The last type R lmao
The new crv ...
@@realblackbetty2204i can't understand what's a disappointment about it?
@@dpl4154 Look at his vid feed and you understand where he is coming from!
For what it is, I think the HR-V is a lot of car for the money. Has good tech and all the safety features plus a seemingly nice styling.
I Love My HRV. Got my glasses tinted by Black Out and it cut 5 degrees on temp in car, that helped the low air flow in front of HRV. It is a Nice Vehicle and sits higher than Civic and Accord. Turn off the Economy Fuel button when passing!! :)
You don’t sound dissappointed at all Scotty! 😂
Hey, Scotty. I understand that the owner of the HRV chose it because he didn't want to pay for a Rav4, but the Rav4's Honda competitor is the CRV, a bigger vehicle.
The Toyota Corolla-Cross is the direct competitor to the Honda HRV and is much less expensive.
Just to be fair in the comparison of like vehicles...LOL.
Drove them all including CRV etc. Honda didn’t make the cut. Bought a 2024 Subaru Crosstrek limited.
This was my car and I was actually comparing it to a CX-5! I didn’t like the look of the rav4. Even though the Honda is considered a subcompact suv versus my Audi q5 and cx-5 as compact SUVs, it’s only two inches smaller on all dimensions and there’s just as much interior storage space which was important to me. This car was much more affordable for wanting leather seats and a sunroof, with the engine/cvt being my compromise there.
NIssan Rogues are faster but the CVT transmissions aren't too strong. I wouldn't get a new one though I think they're 3 cylinder turbo engines!
@@paulhunter6652 Did you buy a vape with that Subaru brah
@@paulhunter6652 I'd say anything outside of Toyota, Honda, and Mazda doesn't make the cut from Scotty's perspective lol
I love my 2019 HRV (EX, 2WD). Great gas mileage, economical to maintain, a lot of cargo space for its size, and it has a comfortable ride. I'm in my 50s and have driven it on 10-hour road trips through several states with zero mechanical or comfort issues. The only negative for me is the weak engine. My situation is similar to the owner of the HRV in Scotty's video in that I came from driving a BMW for 11 years before getting the HRV, so it did take awhile for me to get used to the lack of get-up-n-go. But other than that, it's a really great car. I put a bumper sticker on mine that says "0 to 60, Eventually". Be sure to honk as you pass me! lol
😂 0 to 60 eventually 😂
I have a 2018 HRV EX 4wd . . . An excellent SUV. I am pleased with everything about it . . .If I want a Preppy, more Robust acceleration just put in a Higher Octane Gas! and you are good to GO! LUV MY HONDA . . .
@@beautifulportland9592Higher octane gas will pep it up?
@@sl4983yes but don’t expect the car to become a Lamborghini or something sometimes it’s barley even noticeable
@@sl4983 Higher octane means gas is better stabilized against spontaneous combustion and only increases HP in engines that require it. Makes no difference for hrv 2L engine!
47,500 for a Rav 4?! holy moly.
absurd
Toyota financing wanted 21% interest for my wife and I, we qualified for 6% for a Silverado. (650 credit)
Everyone's lost their damn minds.
@@nathans3523 21% are they nuts? Do Guido and Paulie break your legs if you miss a payment?
You will pay a lot more in Australia
Ordered a 2024 Honda HRV sport, under MSRP and comes in a few weeks… loved the car when I test drove it. Many folks complain about how slow it is , but I don’t mind, its much better then what I currently have.
Me too! Mine should be in at the end of July.
My current car-Honda CR-V 2004, bought new, has 205,000 miles on it. Unfortunately, the bottom has rust issues now and it is time to retire it. I am sad about it but I am looking forward to my new 2024 HR-V Sport. 😊
@Pinkkermit17 that's awesome, would you mind sharing where you ordered your car?
How do you like it? I was considering the HRV but went with the 2024 Hyundai Kona for the 12.3in dual screen setup. The HRV looks a little more comfy tho
I have a 2019 HR V Sport myself, definitely not a car built for speed but it is quite comfortable for long road trips and the gas mileage is good. It’s also easy to work on for a newer car, most parts I can access without any difficulty
This is Hondas most reliable new engine. They got these in the civics too. Should run rvery good for for atleast 300 K
I got the sport version of this and my wife got sport version civic. We deliberately went with these because of the 2.0 engines. We wanted cars that would last for many years to come. Nice to hear Scotty confirm our theory.
Which one you like better? The civic or the hrv? I don’t know which one I want
@@Xjpicaxthey're the same car, the old hrv (2022 and before) was based on the Honda Fit platform, the new hrv (2023/2024) is based on the Civic platform. So it's literally just a bigger civic with AWD
My wife and I both got the 2.0l sport civic with manual transmission
but the cvt wont
Hondas are pretty amazing vehicles. I had a 1988 Civic RT4WD wagon. It ran like a top, even with 250K on the clock. I gave it to one of my tenants who was disabled, and just needed something to get around town. He made it all the way from CO to TX, and it still ran like a top.
My last accord had about 370k when it got it rear ended...never a problem...my civic has almost 300k..runs like new
@@richsweeney1115 Sorry about your Accord, but that mileage is awesome! Hopefully you will be another "Million Mile Joe".
Bought a '21 HRV brand new before the ridiculous prices blew up. I've put over 70k miles on it, got it with 4. No issues, plenty of space for daily driving, and mpgs are good. Went to look at the new '23 and was disappointed that it's so big and the rear seats don't do the same thing as the previous model.
Hey Scotty! It was great meeting you. Glad you enjoyed reviewing the car!
After two bad used car purchases for my daughter (2014 TSX 80K mi / 2018 3CYL Focus 45k mi) I said screw it and bought her a 23 HRV. I wanted something reliable I no longer had to worry about that would last her through high school, college, into her adult life. I’m really hoping this thing works out…. Tired of stressing out over some of these used vehicles. I love the HRV and tend to grab the keys at times when I need to run errands. Btw she complains about it being slow too which is absolutely perfect.
Honestly, it depends on your daughter, since you mentioning "lasts her through high school ..." that concerns me as high schooler, esp girl, don't have mechanical awareness at all. Oh and don't forget about carelessness on surroundings for high-schooler! If the engine survive, the fender bender they caused may give you a headache! IDK about your kid but my kid finally "gets it" how to care about their car once they are around 24 years old! Before that they are just a hazard for the car and for themselves!
@@blackdan0259the new hrv is a very safe car it has lane keep assist and frontal Collision assist. it has blind spot monitoring that will actively keep your lane if it notices a car in the blind spot also has a warning sound if you’re Changing into a lane with a car in your blind spot next to the lane you’re switching to. My wife and I have been very impressed by its safety features. I’d say it’s a good car for a teenager.
When I made the switch from a v6 Toyota Avalon to a 4-cylinder Honda Civic, I encountered a similar issue. I found myself complaining constantly because the car felt slow, and I even suspected that there might be a problem with the transmission 😂. However, it turned out that the car was perfectly fine; I simply needed some time to adjust to the characteristics of the new engine 😅.
Yea! I know the gas mileage is better on 4cyl. Just prefer the straight v6. And the v6 is slowly disappearing😢
🤣 omg!! driving the Avalon had my head whipping back on take off. anything will feel EONS slower☠️
I hate the fact that all the V6 engines are going away. I had a 13 V6 Accord for nine years and recently replaced it with a 23 Pilot. The main reason I bought it was because it still had a straight V6 in it. I am single with no children and have been driving nothing but Honda for the last thirty years. And it is a disgrace I have limited choices when looking for sedans with V6 power. TBH, there are no Honda sedans with V6 motors. I am not a fan of turbo engines or 4 cylinder engines. I understand that these aforementioned types are cheaper to drive but I detest slow moving vehicles. The Pilot is a good comfortable drive that has some kick to it. I just wonder how long Honda will continue to put V6s in the Pilots and Odyssey’s and go the way of the 4 cylinder turbo engine.😬😬😬
the engine is not the problem, cvt is the problem the belt slides on high rpm thats why it is slow
Got the Sport AWD, and I have no complaints. Scotty nailed it, the HR-V is a nice looking, long lasting transport machine.
I'm waiting for mine. And your experience isn't really that slow how people saying it?
Thank you in advance!
@@sakibc1787 it’s really not that bad, I traded in my civic with a 1.5l turbo for the 2024 hrv ex-l 2wd because I wanted something a little bigger and I love it, very similar drive quality, and more reliable overtime than something with a turbo. I still pass people just fine, it will just take a little longer if you’re trying to floor it and go but who is trying to drag race in a hrv🤣
@@Eclipzebass have you done any driving through the mountains? I'm not necessarily worried about speed up hills, but does it make it up hills at all? 😅 I live in CO for reference!
@@sezenonat-qmdcaa4650 I have driven up some big hills, not really as bad as people make it out to be. If you have driven a civic it’s basically identical driving experience.
@@sakibc1787it’s not very quick but sufficient is the word I’d use to describe its speed. It handles great on curves though. My wife and I have the 23 sport 2wd.
And where is the part of being extremely disappointed Scotty?
The CVT transmission. He said he didn't really like it.
@@lanesworld4000 I tend to agree. I love Hondas but I'm not a fan of the CVT'S either. I'll admit however that Honda and Toyota make the best CVT transmissions out there.
@@josephbell2160I have a ‘16 Civic with the CVT…it has over 180K miles (mostly hwy driving). I do a drain and fill on the CVT fluid every 35-40K miles and it runs smooth. Consistent maintenance is the key here.
@@carlovanrijk4039 That's fine it you like CVT'S, they just don't do it for me. I know about the maintenance. I have a 1999 Accord V6 with a regular transmission. I've had it for nearly 17 years (MAINTAIN IT VERY WELL) and it still shifts smoothly. The key is it's a regular automatic transmission. It makes driving more fun
@@josephbell2160 if I had my druthers, I would’ve gotten one with the 6-spd manual, but at that time, the closest one was 400 miles away in Milwaukee (I live in Indy). So I live with the CVT instead…not my favorite but I’ll deal with it. At least it’s not a Nissan CVT. 🤨
We looked at an HR V but it was Made in Mexico 🇲🇽. We bought a Toyota corolla with the 1.8 and we love it!
Anything made in Mexico is crap, even if it's Toyota/Honda.
@@DecrepitBiden Sad all Tacoma trucks are also Made in Mexico now.
You mean you got a Corolla Cross - that's comparable to the HR-V.
Lol. Bunch of racists. As if the sh1t they make in Detroit or Chicago was any better.
Have a 2023 HR-V sport and Honda just replaced the entire front steering rack on a recall!!!! A known problem with cars assembled in Mexico. took two months to get the part so all the while it wandered all over the road and steered like a 49 Ford Truck! Had to take two 2000 mile road trips and it drove me crazy..........finally got the part and took it in for repair that they quoted would take no more than 2 hours.........4 hours later the car was still on the rack and all the techs had gone to lunch and just let the sucker customer wait..no apologies or KMA........after 30 years driving Hondas this is just too much for me to deal with.....one more year on the lease and I am going to a Corolla.
The HR-V is so big now, it's as big as a 2nd gen CR-V... Probably as the same engine and performance as well...
Just drove my ‘21 CR-V with a 1.5L engine from Bergen County, New Jersey to Virginia Beach with my wife, son and a cargo space full of luggage, went the speed limit the whole way and made it all the way there on a full tank without stopping. It’s a great vehicle!
Scotty, the "Sport: mode cannot be selected from the Drive modes, is actually the "S" on the shifter options, that's where you can select it but just make sure turning back to "Normal" or ECON as SPORT is not showed display on the Screen anywhere but you can feel it by pressing that gas pedal, it actually makes a difference.
I drove 2 hours away to get a super nice venza v6 2011 100k miles loaded 13k made in usa no joke love it
I have a 2017 HR-V with the 1.8 and I feel the acceleration is fine. Yeah the cvt is lacking over a traditional automatic, but you learn how to accelerate with it. Get 30 MPG in the city.
In my opinion the 2.0 engine is one of the best engine Honda has at this time...especially in the CIvic. It has Direct and Port injection, Timing Chain, low maintenance. I would be highly surprised if under a competent owner, if this engine doesn't last 1 million miles. However, this engine being put in a larger Hr-V is not good. Considering if you are just driving yourself it might be fine. But when you load up on passengers, this car will be struggling. At least with the Civic you are starting at 2900lbs
I have a 2020 Civic with this engine. I think this may be one of the most reliable engines you can get in a new car for now. My car runs even better than new at 67,000 miles.
Then how heavy is the hrv? I’m willing to bet that since they made it taller it’s not that much heavier rather the weight is now redistributed
@@slapshotjack9806 3300#.
@@MacI-1970 2020 ex or Lx?😊
@@edgarneil LX. EX has the L15.
Thank you, Scottie, always appreciate your opinions and reviews. IMHO I love the HRV, kind of an AWD Civic - why they do not make one of those? Guess you won't be taking your entry-level compact SUV econobox to the drag strip
I'm in Scotland and drive a 6 speed manual 2019 Honda CR-V 1.5 turbo, the nicest and best car I ever owned. I love Hondas!
Here in New Zealand we owe Scotty a world of thanks for advice that steered us away from imported Mercs or BMWs that are attractively priced....(all the used cars here, are imports).
Isn't every car in NZ an import?
It depends were you live, I can get all my German parts for Toyota price delivered to my door.
Interesting. What about Mitsubishi?
@@LaurentiusTriariusnot even the Germans can do that
My wife has a 2018 HRV and she likes it for the gas mileage and being able to maneuver it around in the city.
It is definitely lacking in the acceleration department though! 😂
I want that Cellica, Scotty! LOL My old man had a '94 and I borrowed it every chance when I was in high school. I had a '79 Firebird at the time but I loved driving the Cellica.
05 Chevy 2.2 with 200,000 is real strong and only uses less than a quart in 3000 miles. 5 speed manual. Love it still today.
Burning oil every 3000 miles isn't the definition of going strong 😂 that's the definition of gm low quality and a lawsuit that got avoided but still poorly designed cause that just means whenever u don't have oil an problem is waiting to happen 😂
It's so sad that all the Accords have CVTs now. They don't offer a manual, nor coupe. My 2006 manual coupe can't last forever, but I want it to. 😭
Yeah got a kiddo on the way and going to have to retire my 2003 5speed 4cyl Accord coupe for a CRV or RAV4. I was tempted for a Tesla model y LR but I do want to camp. It was an amazing 20 years and she’s still solid apart from a dent I the passenger door and needing to replace the headliner since the glue is broken down
@@PostprandialTorpor sell it to me if you are around Chicago area
It's a better CVT than Nissan's is though. Stay with Honda.
@@metalmike570 agreed!
@@metalmike570 Yep, Honda and Toyota make the best CVT'S
I live in the snowbelt in Ontario and we don't need all wheel drive. Just good snow tires.
I picked up a 2016 HRV EX AWD recently and I love it. Amazing car for someone coming from an old civic who needed more space and comfort and winter capabilities. Newer ones seem a lot more generic and homogenized. The CVT is not as bad as people say if you have it under warranty. I really enjoy the paddle shifters for when I need extra power.
Your review on this car made me finalize my decision to get a 2023 Honda HRV sport . I have been following your channel and i respect your honest reviews . 👍 👍
Test drove one. 2.0 PFI, no GDI or turbo is a good thing. CVT not so good. Put shifter in S for sport mode. Front seats are hard. Takes some getting used to. Suspension feels pretty good. Decent interior room. If you can get one for MSRP (good luck) not a bad buy.
Why put it in sport? I feel like it’s putting major wear on the trans with barely any benefit in performance. You feel that trans pulling tight when you let go of the gas. Idk I leave it in normal and it’s good enough
H-RV is called Z-RV in Europe and only comes as 2.0 hybrid e:CVT and has 184bhp and has absolutely adequate acceleration, handles well and with good fuel consumption. It is not out yet in EU region but that will be a very competitive vehicle if pricing is right.
The electric motor is doing most of the acceleration, and there is no CVT to slow you down.
@@eliadbu e:CVT has been out in EU for quite a while, unlike US.
@@ReconTHG e:CVT is quite different from traditional CVT can't compare response and acceleration between the two.
My mom and I drove 1 hour to a Honda dealership that had the only white HRV Sport trim around in the area. And we’ve been waiting a month for it to be in stock.
I bought a used Honda Pilot 2017 with 120,000 miles. It runs great. I absolutely love it!
Scotty, thanks for your videos. Always entertaining. I have a 2017 civic sedan touring. I wish they would make an HRV touring. Stick in the 1.5 turbocharged, leather, navigation, the few other bells and whistles of the 2017, and make it as light as possible. I think that would sell like hot cakes and be a fantastic car.
I bought a 2018 Civic Hatchback LX, 1.5 turbo, 6 speed, brand new 5 years ago and it's a great car - 40mpg on the highway and zips around town with that turbo torque at lower rpms. You're right about making the HRV better, but Honda just does that to the CRV (1.5 turbo) then prices them in the 30k+ range now. They want the HRV to be "cheap", for the budget folks.
Here in Brazil the HR V is a different car with a 1.5 turbo and this one in the video is actually called ZR V
Honda is definitely a great car! I work on cars and I agree 100% with Scotty. Honda or Toyota only for me 😂 Honda 2.0L is bulletproof
Scotty we use vans in our line of work and I would really love to hear you break down the vans on the market today. It's really tough out there, very expensive and lots of outlandish designs. Could use some help!
2020 honda civic hatchback with the sport package best purchase ever made. Got it precovid for less than msrp and its worth way more now. Love it too much tho, its so much fun.
Love it when you talk about Honda/Acura always the best.
Wish I had one of these. Love reliable Hondas.
Finally got to test drive one. I loved the ride, and that Motor! Smooth! Fun! And just as cheap as a Chevy Trax, without the Turbo, and not the Carbon build up! One of the smoothest rides. Everything so simple!
Test drove a Subaru Impreza with a CVT. It was all noise and no go. The cure for a small engine is a manual transmission. The best Toyota engine was the 22-RE. I had it an 88 4-Runner, even with a MT it was slow off the line. It was slow to merge, but at 200K miles it was just broken in.
Bring back the old 2.4 which the old CRVS and Accords had and put it in this baby! You'd get more power with tried and true reliability!
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How long do the shocks, struts, CV joints, lower & upper arms ball joints, control arms and links, drive shafts last on these Hondas?
I have this combo in my civic, never changed the trans fluid and motor has 240k and still going. It’s definitely not fast but it’s reliable and easy to work on
A couple of months ago I rented a 2019 HRV Sport for three days. I liked the vehicle. I thought the acceleration was sufficient.
If you can't maintain a turbo vehicle like a race car driver, then don't buy one. You must change the oil & filter every six-months or 5,000 miles whichever occurs first, period! Like Scotty says, oil & filters are cheap, engines [and turbos, emphasis added] are not. LOL
Even if you do a good maintenance, German car will still break down fast. They are not built for last. That’s their nature.
Even with good maintenance you can run into issues eventually if the car is only direct injection instead of dual injection due to carbon build up. My 2018 WRX for example is starting to have carbon build up issues after 5 years even though I got oil changes every 3000 miles. I knew what I was getting into, kinda feel bad for people who didn't heh.
@@Ziegfried82 Yep, happened on my 2014 ML350 BlueTec Mercedes. Turbo seals and hoses, both sides oil leaks and even the oil filter housing seal leaked. That one cost me $500 for an $8.00 seal. I got rid of her for my 2023 Lexus ES300h, Ultra Luxury with additional options. LOL
Haven’t watched the video yet but I just got a 2024 hrv lx for lease and I love it! Great first lease car for trips and all around weather conditions
I love your channel Scotty, but different regions get different incentives(discounts) from the manufacturer and they can’t control that. They can only offer the customer what the manufacturer offers, but the dealership can certainly offer lower then MSRP.
Test drove one lately. It looks nice inside and out. However, this car is awfully underpowered. It really needs the 2.4 engine that was used on the last gen CRV. If you drive on the interstate often, don’t get this car. It’s nothing about fun to drive but for safety concerns.
Do you think it's on par with the Honda Fit or more powerful than the Fit?
@@chucknorris8704 same power but more weight..so slower and the new hrv redesign is god awful ugly
It's an excellent car for a daily driver around town. People buy these for a dependable, long lasting, low maintenance.
I agree! This was my car. I mostly drive in Tallahassee and as a college student I needed a more reliable car than the Audi, the local audi dealer had 6-8 week waits to bring the car in for issues which was just not feasible for me. I only go on I-95 when driving back to Rhode Island once a year, so it wasn’t a huge determining factor for me.
@ JamiePlays
RI to Tally 😂.
I live in North Tallahassee off of Thomasville Rd in Bradfordville!
Go Noles and FAMU!
Made in Mexico, Celaya, GTO! So, I was expecting Scotty to say that this is JUNK like he has always been saying about Mexican made products.
That said, the HRV is designed in Japan, has the previos generation CRV rear suspension with the Gen 11 Civic front setup. This is not a SUV but a cross-over based on the Civic. Great car for the price and much better than the competition. I drove it several times and love it. You want more power, buy a turbo kit and tune it; another perfect Honda sleeper.
😂😂😂😂
In typical Honda fashion it probably handles great
It always makes me sad when he says that because my cousin works there😔hahaha
Anytime I've had a vehicle made in America, I've always had issues with fit and finish, or something along the lines of not being installed right. The 2 vehicles I owned from Hermosillo Mexico, have never let me down at all. I'd trust getting from a plant in Mexico over the US.
Great videos, what do you think about Acura TLX 2021 base model?
great video, love hearing Scotty preach to the choir....on my third Honda now, ha,ha.
Was sl pissed my accord ex wagon 5 speed manual died a premature death at 241k, lol
Match this with a 6spd. MT and I'd be at the dealership's door in the morning. No GDI turbos or CVTs for me.
I got the older one (2007) and I'm happy 😁 I get average close to 28 mpg mixed driving with the 2.4 not too shabby I think.
Me too... 2017 SE is the peak Camry
I think the older ones are better too.
I’m a Seminole fan and went to FSU too. Very proud of this. But how long will these CVTs last?
This is the car we are planning to get, the LX with AWD. We are just a transportation family of 3. Im thankful for this review, Scotty! Wouldnt trust a 2nd opinion nor need it.
The 2022 hr v was a better vehicle. The 2023 has direct injection, is not as fuel efficient, is heavier, has less interior room, has no magic seats, is longer...taller...wider...heavier , and costs $4000.00 more.
I am surprised that Honda went backwards when they "redesigned" the HR V ! !
I just wanna know what kind of rails those are
I have a 2016 HRV 6 speed manual & 2 wheel drive with 124K. The car is very reliable except for the paint problem which Honda is fixing.
At least it is not turbo that overheats and breaks the engine too soon or a hybrid with a $5,000 battery to replace when it goes bad.
Hey Scotty, Hondas sport mode (if available) for regular cars are now on the shifter.
You get normal and eco through the other buttons, but you have to shift to “S” for sports mode.
Only Scotty can pull off jeans on jeans.
The Canadian tuxedo
Genius observation.
That is ZRV in rest of the world. The HRV/Vezel we get is completely different.
Also the 2019 HRV i got over here is called the Vezel. And it is a 1.5L Hybrid with Dual Clutch Transmission putting 190hp.
Just bought a 2003 honda integra DC5. 20 years old and still going strong. 2ltr inline 4
It cracks me up for people to complain about CVTs not having get up and go. Purely psychological.
Haha! This was my car. I knew it was slow before I bought it, but the comparable Mazda was 40k out the door vs. this being 32, so a couple seconds off the 0-60 didn’t make a huge impact on my decision. I mostly drive in the city so it actually has decent power to get around town!
Just buy a car with a manual
@@fortheloveofnoise9298manuals are getting harder and harder to find anymore. 😢
We had a 04 civic hybrid it had cvt and had that car for 14 years and not a single problem with cvt right now we have a 2018 Honda Crv and it has CVT.
@@Perich29 just keep up with the trans. fluid drain&fills every 30-40K miles.
Seems like it's a car that will last a pretty long time. Not overpowered, might be underpowered but people do fine on a lot less power.
BlameGamer, yeah a lot of us are not so concerned with 0 - 60 times that automotive reviewers love to rave on! 🤨
The HR-V is not a race car, but then it wasn’t designed to be one.
@@carlovanrijk4039 We're more concerned about the safety and how often will crap go wrong. But they refer to these kinds of cars as "appliances".
One thing dealers claim they can’t do is renegotiate the cost of your car coming off a contracted lease. For example; at the end of my lease I have the option to buy the car or just turn it in. The price was set at $28,500 to buy three years prior which I agreed back then with the car dealer, we both agreed to the ‘buyout’ price. However, after three years I wanted to negotiate the car at a lower price perhaps $26,000. Been leasing cars for over 30 years and Every dealer claims the same that I either buy the car at the original set price in the contract or the car goes straight to auction. 🤔🤷🏼🙄
Good video with good thorough information.
The hrv is the subcompact suv. It should be compared with the corolla cross
The new HR-V is based on the Civic platform
@@kevinobrien9271 and? it’s still considered subcompact. The CRV is also based on the civic platform, yet it’s the real rav4 competitor.
I got a 2023 Acura RDX AWD with a tech package for around the same amount of money! 2.4L 10 speed automatic with turbo. It’s really fun to drive and picks up when you need it to. I feel really safe with it. I named him Owen 😊
That is a lot of money for a small SUV.
It's a 2.0 liter turbo standard on all RDX 2019+. I have a 22 and love it, too.
It's a 2.0t not a 2.4 on the new RDX
I have 2020 Honda HR-V and I must say acceleration is the only thing that is disappointing about this car, I have no issues with anything else, as long as you maintain it properly.
This was the replacement for the Fit. I'd rather keep my old 2015 Fit than a brand new one of these. I need better fuel economy than only 32MPG. No thanks!! In my Fit I could drive up a hill for 50 miles into a wind and it would get better than 32 lousy MPG.
Genuine question, With a heavy body and smaller engine , its about the driver not revving the motor and putting extra stress on that motor that determines its longevity isnt it ? If the guy is used to a zippy audi he may just drive this into the ground by going to hard
I agree but it is a Honda….
It’s only about 200 lb more than a civic it’s not that much of a difference.
Hi Scotty, I currently own a Mercedes C200 petrol. Even though it's only 6 years old with 8000 miles on the clock I'm having to shell out over a £1000 on a replacement NOX sensor and a battery. This has proved to me that I no longer want a German car. Having previously owned one of the original Honda HRVs from new I decided to test drive the new HRV. Over here in Britain they come only as a 1.5lt hybrid and your friend should be grateful he's got a 2lt standard engine as the one I tried was slower than a tortoise and I couldn't live with the revvy engine. Shame as I love Hondas.
Okay
damn maybe get a type R somehow
Scotty mentioned the car with CVT is for fuel economy not speed. A manual transmission is for economy, speed and reliability.
I just got a hr v 2024 sport at msrp with a lifetime warranty on the drive train and I love it
Honda should bring back their 2.4 liter inline 4 for US market as base engine. It was very pleasant combination with 5 speed automatic.
That's too bullet-proof. Most vehicles now are not designed to last like the older ones.
I’d like to find a 2017 Accord with this 2.4L i4 mated to a 6-spd manual. They’re hard to find. 🤨
My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined.
Minus the no 4wd this is exactly how I'd spec this, the dealer that I work at just bought way to many cars I'm going to wait until they want to clear inventory for the new cars and pick one of these up for less than msrp
I am looking into the HR-V. Currently have a Honda Fit. Used to drive a1999 Toyota Sienna with a crappy brake that scare the life out of me a lot. The Fit was an upgrade and I was really impressed with the brake when I test drive it off the lot.
I owned two Honda fits loved my 2015 fit great car with awesome cargo room and safety rating to be proud of
I’ve had my 2023 HRV since March and absolutely love it I’m getting 40plus hwy and 33 city. Yea it’s not as fast as my previous vehicle a 2011 Toyota Tundra Platinum with 5.7 iForce V8 but the gas mileage and ride quality are miles way better. I originally wanted a Toyota Corolla Cross or Subaru Crosstreck but I found my local Honda dealership was the only dealership for miles around not adding vehicle cost adjustments 8k more than msrp for Subaru and right at 10k more for the Toyota. I paid about 3 k over msrp for my Honda after all was said and done with tax and fees.
Same. My brother just bought a brand new 2023 Toyota Camry for $3000 over msrp. He paid $29,000 instead of the $26,000 msrp.
Best car ever made. 2020 Honda CRV. 2 hundred thousand miles on it… runs like a horse on steroids. !! Awesome cars !!
40mpg? How fast were you driving? Not 70mph
@@level7041 no no ..)? About.45 !! Give or take. That’s without traffic.
Your car is underpowered and weak.
I agree with you. I have a 2020 HRV. 22.7k msrp. 38-40 mpg at 70 mph with A/C on. 32-36 mpg around town.
Change oil and filter at 5k with syn. oil. Replace cvt 4qts Honda fluid at 10k. Honda recommends 25k.
CVT shifts like an auto trans. Good acceleration.
If I wanted a race car, I would buy one.
You have the previous gen HRV which is smaller. The new one is bigger and slower. Like 1-2 seconds slower to 60
My grandpa just got a 2023 Hyundai Tucson a couple months ago because it is fully loaded and was a lot cheaper than the RAV4… SMH. It does look nice tho
Got my EXL this Feb at sticker price. Wish they put the 1.5T that is sold in Asia. Otherwise it's a good subcompact.
It doesn’t look too slow to me, I prefer slow cars I guess, it’s a gas saver
The daily hummm, my wife has a ‘23 HR-V, drives nice. When you’re at hwy speeds, it has no problems overtaking slow drivers. Yeah it’s not a race car, but then the HR-V was not built for that reason. Not everybody’s worried about 0 - 60 times.
Look up a 0-60 here on youtube it's around 11-12 seconds 0-60.
One of the slowest brand new cars you can buy in the US
He did his research… because he’s an Eagle Scout
As a person with an Eagle Scout sticker on his car I can confirm this is true
I’m not an Eagle Scout but I did do my research and test drove probably 30 vehicles and landed on the hrv with low mark up we paid about 32 after tax with a 120k extended warranty.
My 12' Altima has a 2.5 litre inline 4 cylinder built in Yokohama, Japan. Hs never used a drop of oil in nearly 12 years.
Had our HR-V 2016 and really liked the versatile folding seats:
60k so far:)
Toyota and Honda have the same problem with rings in their modern engines - they ALL say you have to change the oil religiously often. Toyota TOLD ME to get the base engine in the Corolla as it was not as powerful or as fuel efficient but - he looked to the garage and said, I can tell you the modern motor is similar to other brands who had to use those designs for good mileage - the 1.8L will be a far better motor if you keep the car a long time.
Toyota only had the piston ring issue in some models, the gen 3 Prius being the most affected, got fixed on gen 4 Prius.
@@hedgehogthesonic3181the piston ring issue was on any car with the 2.4 L. Even the updated 2.5 L is notorious for oil burning starting around 60K miles
I just got my daughter who went off to college last fall a new 2023 Honda HRV last Dec 2022. I told her when I bought the car that she does not need to worry about replacing this car for at least 10-15 years until she finishes medical school and her residency. I told her the exact same thing that this 2.0 L non-turbo Honda engine is one of the most dependable engine Honda has ever made!! It will last forever if you take good care of it.
Her prev car was my 2004 Acura TL that I bought when she was one month old. Now her younger brother drives the 2004 TL that has 196K miles and still shifts smoothly, and the TL will be 19 years old next MONTH!!!!
Oh, BTW I bought the 2023 HRV at MSRP from the same Honda Dealership I bought my new 2007 Honday Odyssey that I sold in 2019 (had 245K miles with an engine and transmission that still worked like new). Also, I bought my new 2018 Honda Odyssey from the same Honda dealership. Honda cars will take of you if you take care of the car !!!
If it's not maintained properly it doesn't matter lol
@@mikie1466 Correct, but some brands will fall apart even if you keep up with the recommended maintenance schedule. Nissan and Chrysler cars come to my mind immediately.
@@akidwaimdthat’s why we in my family buy Hondas and Toyotas!
Nice video! I'm in the market for either the 2024 Honda HRV or the 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross (base trims with AWD to help with winter here in Canada). I live on the prairies so fairly flat land. I'll use it mostly as a city drive around with several summer day trips and a longer annual road trip (2-3 days to our destination). Generally only putting on 7000 km annually. I have a family of three (including a soon to be teen). I think we'd plan to own the vehicle for 10 or more years. I wish we could afford a hybrid but given how little we drive and the difference in price, we would never see the money back. Here in Canada, the Toyota is slightly cheaper than the HRV and costs less to ensure. Reliability, comfort, safety, cargo/room, and cost of ownership are top priorities, followed by tech/connectivity, vehicle performance and handling (I know both of these vehicle trims are incredibly slow). I prefer the design and interior of the HRV, but I wonder if the Corolla is the more practical choice. It's a tough one.
Any advice here?
Much appreciated!