Shopping for a Subcompact SUV? Honda HR-V Is a Safer Choice for 2019
Honda’s 2019 HR-V has earned Top Safety Pick status thanks to improvements in its structure, headlights and safety tech options that boosted its score in testing by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
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You still have to move up to higher trim levels to get the equipment for the safest HR-V, but the structural improvements that boosted the small overlap front crash-test score from acceptable to the top rating of good required for a Top Safety Pick award should apply to all trim levels. The 2019 HR-V now has the top good scores in all six IIHS crashworthiness tests.
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