2016年夏天,我和妻子决定是时候购买一辆车,更支持我们俩(来自日产微米和HSV VXR)。接下来的几个月里我似乎忽略了我妻子的“支持”的前提出发,专注于其中一个热舱口,每个人都爆炸,GTI我认为他们叫它吗?无论我如何努力,但钱包和银行不同意我,我…*嗯哼*我的意思是,我们. .短时间内我们没有得到热舱口,所以回支持我去,我不敢去想,我现在做良心决定陷入小型suv的世界。尽管最初的恐惧,我个人不介意他们,现在他们有自己的目的,我们决定购买一辆2015年的本田hr - VTI-S变体是精确。为什么看似无穷无尽的hr -选项呢?我的妻子很喜欢,就是这样。我希望我做了更多研究上车先展示给她虽然我们从好的开始。汽车室内装修非常令人印象深刻的,还有黑色的钢琴镶板和平滑“皮革”计数,并有足够的角落和缝隙来存储你的水瓶,钱包,手机,钥匙,等。座椅不够舒适的虽然我们的变体没有附带真皮座椅,这意味着没有加热座椅,但移动VTI-L变体和盒子会自责。 The driver position is just SLIGHTLY off centre to the steering wheel so that might bother some people. The car is deceptively spacious, being a 'cross over/mini SUV', its actually quite small—yet when you step inside, it's super roomy. The knee space is plentiful and you have decent headroom, plus the middle seat doesn't have that bit of a hump and the foot well is near level to the rest of the back seats, it literally blows my mind. The boot space is generous enough to fit the groceries for the week or the golf clubs plus plus at 437 litres, and folding the rear seats down you'll get 1032 litres. When you do fold the seats, they do not sit flat but do have a bit of fabric that folds over the gap to make it easier to pack things in, handy for those beloved IKEA trips (thanks Honda). Honda also included the 'magic' seat functions in this model, which basically allows you fold the rear seats 'upwards' to give you more space at the foot of the rear seat (comes in handy when transporting tall plants). Basically what I am trying to say, is that this car is extremely practical for the size. So the space is the all the pros I can really manage for my car, everything else is a bit average, personally. The engine is a bit gutless, putting out 105kW/172Nm with a CVT and front-wheel drive. There is this 'lag' you get at times when you need it the most, like when you see a decent gap in the roundabout and you put your foot through the floor only to find that you haven't moved as far and as quick as you think, and you scramble and duck your head in shame while the guy to your right burns a hole through your head with his death glare. I really do feel they should put a punchier engine or at least offer that possibility or maybe I just want a faster car? Now onto the tech. This particular car doesn't come with an inbuilt Sat Nav or Apple Carplay or Android Auto, which is quite annoying (being 2016 at the time) as I now have one of those bulky clamps that you stick your phone in, which of course, blocks one of the aircon vents. The car does come with a forward collision emergency brake system, plenty of airbags but no adaptive cruise control. Now it does technically have a lane departure warning system via a nifty camera on the left rear view mirror, which allows you to view your blind spot but not the right side, yes the car requires you to turn your head and check your right side manually, which I thought was weird. The newer face lifted HR-V still doesn't come with the tech that its older version is missing but they did include a built-in Sat Nav, rejoice! Now I get it, not every car has all the bells and whistles and frankly, the lane departure warning and the adaptive cruise control are totally luxury, and to me, never really should be a necessity but still, I like my luxury okay?! Overall though, the car has been very reliable, such is the Honda reputation (at least what I've heard), no problems to report after two years and 35,000 kms other than some warning lights that just needed to be cleared/reset. If you've got a family, especially a young one, and are looking at the cheaper options, you can definitely take a look at the HR-V but please, if you can, stretch that budget and get yourself something a bit more polished with a bit more tech. A car is something you hold onto for at least five years, and you got to ask yourself, can I live without the creature comforts or the punchy engine? For this owner, those are certainly a must for the next car.