The Honda HR-V is a sub-compact SUV.
The 2019 model year HR-V is getting Android Auto/Apple Carplay and Honda Sensing on most trims.
2019 Honda HR-V: Comfort & Technology Video
Sep 20th, 2018 10:06 pm
The Honda HR-V is a sub-compact SUV.
Sep 20th, 2018 11:25 pm
Rogue top trim has all of those, around 40k.CloudReader wrote: ↑ Most car brands will offer the same amount of tech as options -including auto cruise control, frontal collision warning, etc... for 50K tax included you won't be getting 360 deg camera or things like parking sensors -those are pretty much luxury brand exclusives.
Sep 21st, 2018 10:39 am
Chevy tech is nice, but the rear pillar on the Equinox really bothers me - it's huge and makes it very difficult to see.NewsyL wrote: ↑ If the OP wants to buy domestic, made in Canada (support them Ontario jobs), with tech that actually works, look to the 2019 Chev Equinox just being introduced. I test drove the 2018 Premier AWD version with the 2.0L turbo 4 and 9 speed auto. Good 0-60, very driveable, smooth shifting, good brakes - not too dissimilar from the 2019 RDX I bought. Lots of room in back with a huge amount of storage underfloor to hide those laptop cases out of sight. The AWD system is not as effective as those found in Subaru's, Acura's SH-AWD, or Hyundai & Kia's new system.
I'm in the tech industry myself and can tell you the Chev Android Auto system worked flawlessly with my 7.1 phone and that system is more responsive than several other infotainment systems out there. The 2019 also has Adaptive Cruise Control which the 2018 lacked. The stereo sounds OK if you are non-audio person but is not up to the system in the RDX. The RDX is nice, but atm the Android side of life is piss poor, quite frustratingly at times.
Premier also gives you all the active/passive safety systems including the overhead 360 view which the lower trims lack.
You should be able to negotiate to around $42-44K before taxes.
Or get the Premier with the more fuel efficient 1.5L Turbo and save a few $$$.
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Sep 21st, 2018 12:12 pm
True. Similar in the RDX and several others in this class.
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Not yet, but did get the Uhaggle invoice price.TheRaichand wrote: ↑ Did you get any quote from any dealer. I am looking for Forester Limited w/Eyesight.
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I will likely sell one of my current SUVs and buy it in cash.TheRaichand wrote: ↑ Ok.. their lease/finance %% are high though.
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Sounds like interior upgrades will be similar to Mazda 6. I'd say a CX-5 Signature will be a luxury CUV for many thousands less.frogger wrote: ↑ 2019 CX5 gets some nice upgrades.. finally AA and Apple Carplay, newer G-Vector control version, and on the GT Trim.... turbo motor, Sirius XM Traffic link, ventilated front seats.
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