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@SK C the body roll on this new HRV is very minimal when cornering, I tested it

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So far any issue with its steering rack ?

@@terrytan9742 I own RS and has no issue for steering rack but i know someone has, he owns non RS. I don't know if it has something to do with rs variable gear ratio which non-rs doesn't have.

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Hahaha. Same engine, so decide if you want a sedan or suv.

@@YSKhongDriving I just wish the HRV had the same infotainment as the Civic, the Civic screen looks really nice hahaha

But honda cvt have issues and worst than proton cvt

JU CK, can you elaborate on that? what is the issue? I am looking to buy this car.Tq.

LMAO... that's because the car is doing hill climbs and hit high RPMs. Try climbing with a 4AT gear box and see whether there's no "whining" 🤭🤭

@@100flite yeah do ppl not realise he's going 100kmph, uphill, in a turbo charged SUV? hahaha

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HRV V: - No rear cross traffic alert - No temperature meter - No 360 camera - Cheap quality than Subaru, Peugeot, Toyota and Mazda - No front parking sensor - No Auto Tailgate - Boot space is too small - Not comfortable

Ms Emily Yeah, honda as usual, bringing low spec no matter how nice honda is

@@emilylimsl9884 how many acc u wanna create just to bash Honda and hope to bring more sales towards ur toyota? Lmao

@@tanhuiwun2216 Lmao, here in indonesia there’s ton of accounts like that. but they defend brands such as wuling, even though their reputation isn’t that good because of reliability issues

@@emilylimsl9884 So this Honda got zero gimmicky features? Great! that makes me wanted it even more

Nice to see hrv, nice to drive hrv, once you feel that regret on many defect qualities like what happened to my honda before I sold off to change to another brand, you will regret buying honda

Yes, the turbo engine is the clincher. However, it brings us into Civic territory.

Up to your preference. But performance is not necessary have to be important these days as many buyers are now focusing on features, safety features that come with blind spot monitor, rear cross traffic alert, 360 camera, front parking sensors and power tailgate, durability, comfort, design and others. Without that, not worth to buy HRV. Corolla Cross has better comfort with bigger boot space with more features and better safety features compare to HRV. Even quality for Honda is also not really better than those competitors like Subaru, Toyota, Mazda and Peugeot

True. The drive, engine and of course the design of the car. HRV look nice and modern to me. You must buy something which you like and that's very important. Features wise, that's the least of my concern.

Mr 100flite then good luck in driving less spec honda malaysia car

Agree..I had drove the cross ...it is firmer...but vtec turbo engine is enjoyable...booked the v spec already !

@@mohdismin8325 But quality hampehh…

But honda at your own risk when Honda aftersales is still bad.

HRV V: - No rear cross traffic alert - No temperature meter - No 360 camera - Cheap quality than Subaru, Peugeot, Toyota and Mazda - No front parking sensor - No Auto Tailgate - Boot space is too small - Not comfortable

​@@appleandandroid502 which brand after sales not bad? other brands too people complaint.

@@pangpang7202 All other brands got problem but not as much huge problem as honda

My question is does this have the same 1.5 turbo engine that's causing all the problems for CRV and Civic owners? If so it's a hard pass from me. Update: yep, it is.

@@bigglyguy8429 i'm not sure actually some none of them issues

​@@aimanfitri0iv It's a known issue, the turbo forces fuel past the piston rings and they end up diluting the oil with petrol, leading to fast wear and tear, which just makes the situation worse. Honda will replace the engine if it fails under warranty, and they tried adjusting the ECU to make the engine run hotter, but the problem persists. I was hoping perhaps they had redesigned it but nope, Uncle says it's the same engine as the Civic. I test drove the HRV 1.8 when it came out, not enough power, so had hopes for this, HRV with power? Yes! But no, not if it's that engine. Disappointed Honda still selling this engine with so many known issues. Like Ford with their 10 speed gearbox, too expensive to change so they just keep selling it, knowing it will fail early, just hoping outside the warranty. Pretty low.

@@bigglyguy8429 it happened long time ago in 2019-2020. and honda already overcome the problem in 2020. and it just happened in america or europe if I dont mistaken

@@debarstudio3153 It's exactly the same engine and just last night was watching a vid of a guy asking if fixed... no. Just because they're keeping quiet and still selling to Malaysians doesn't mean the problem doesn't occur, just that Malaysians are kept in the dark about how their engines won't last long

Absolutely!

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@@YSKhongDriving wooow. That was a very fast response. Thank you uncle YS. Will surely do

Sometimes it is better to keep it on.

Donno when can get the car.

@@YSKhongDriving Try your best as I wanted to see the performance of the hybrid version and how much petrol it consume going uphill !

When you stop talking, then video can be sped up for dramatic effect.

Hahaha, not so soon. Were you in the white MX5?

@@YSKhongDriving Yeah thought I saw a familiar figure and just honked

Nice to see hrv, nice to drive hrv, once you feel that regret on many defect qualities like what happened to my honda before I sold off to change to another brand, you will regret buying honda

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I hope so too!

We used a special camera mount

He is going slow normal drive.

Some parts of the video may have been sped up for dramatic effect

No, it was off, I think. This time the road was a bit damp, so we kept it on, just in case.

Hmmm, I saw one on China a couple of months ago. Haven't seen any in Austrslia, but will keep an eye open for it. We have the WR-V here, a 1.5 liter SUV about the size of the Yaris Cross.

Accord? Was there an Accord?

22:50 looks like Accord or Audi….lol

Also better value, got blind spot monitor, camera parking system compare to HRV. HRV uses lanewatch camera as blind spot technology but not useful as blind spot monitor but poor resolution

@@northgirl9733 Yeah. HRV waiting period is even longer than X50, now. Honda spare parts delivery is also not even better than Proton, which is the other way around that Proton spare parts delivery used to be worst than Honda.

I noticed got big dim button for led light odometer on driver side. 😅 hmm y

Idk about that la cuz my mom owned x50, its not that much of a differences, at first yeah x50 feels comfortable, but the more u drive it in a long period of time, u will feel not that comfortable anymore, n also that dual clutch was not that fast enough to change gears, honda still lot better in transmission tuning,cuz it revs faster than other cvt/dcvt,

Well, it is up to your taste, but I agree that proton dual clutch transmission is more durable than honda cvt. Not all cvt every cars no matter which transmission is using like dual clutch transmission, CVT or DCVT, all have different tuning. Besides based on comfort, between X50 and HRV are not much differences, but X50 is also more comfortable

Hi, the power hungry will take the HRV turbo, but the ones that want stability in the wet and good handling overall will go for the XV.

I try not to mess around with the base set up of the car. It would upset the balance, and cjange the behaviour, not necessarily in a positive manner.

The CX 30 is based on a Mazda3 amd the HRV is based on a City.

Maybe new Ford Everest (to launch soon end of this month), nice look & using same platform as Ford Ranger (more comfort)...but not sure is it using petrol or diesel...l am sorry & l know u are asking uncle Khong but l just give my suggestion...😅

how about a slightly used volvo XC90/XC60 hahah. or it would be cool to also have a CX8 at the same time

Try CX8, a bit smaller than CX9, very nice 7 seater suv.

@@wanbee3635 wow bro i never even considered this. I will look into this cheers bro.

@@truthurts704 haha this sounds like a good plan too awww yeaa ive always wanted to go to sisma auto.

CX30 is based on C segment platform, while the HRV is based on a B segment platform

A better tyre would of course make a difference to the grip level.

The Cross and HR V are built almost similar in terms of suspension.

We have both the videos on the channel. What do you think, after watching both?

@@YSKhongDriving I've watched that too, heard about all the good thing about TNGA chassis, but this HRV obviously has the bigger engine for spirited driving! I guess the Toyota is more balanced for comfort and handling, while the Honda is more fun to drive as a whole due to the turbo engine?

Hahaha.

What? Was there an Audi chasing me?

We have not tested the Hyundai Creta, so cannot tell you.

The 3008 is C segment, so is bigger, and more comfortable. The HRV is probably more fuel efficient and lighter. Both are fun to drive.

@@YSKhongDriving Thank you very much for the input, Uncle! Great driving as always, stay safe and healthy, looking forward to more driving vids! Cheers Uncle!

Manual?

Itvwould be hard to see- there are paddle shifts, amd it's just a flick of the finger, nothing much to see.

@@YSKhongDrivingunderstand that some time paddle shift is hard to see but the dashboard on some car will display the gear number when altered. either gear box or dashboard is very good enough so that we can learn when Uncle overtaking the front car or sharp cornering 😃