2026 Honda HR-V consumer reviews

This car is so noisy!! I have to turn up the radio to drown the outside road noise. Also, I didn't notice the hole cut in the floorboard on the passenger's side until I vacuumed it. And there is one on the driver's side under neath the seat. Why was this done? What purpose did this serve?

Smallest SUV that can seat an adult in the back. Honda is making cars that only Japanese children can sit upright in, so they are eliminating the family car. Owned it a week and already had the stereo go dark and the driver side express window go zombie on me bouncing back from going up. Wanted an Accord, but rear seating and $6,500 more to be uncomfortable want an option. There are no flat surfaces to put anything and the cup holder and shift lever are in conflicting spots. There's no sunglass holder, the touch screen is always up and in the way so the dash is useless. You have to read the owners manual to shut off all the things that ding or blink in the dash area. The lane departure, speed limit light... everything is so distracting it's hard to drive with all that activated. Oh... you don't have a temperature guage, you only get a red indicator when the car is on fire. Other than that it's cool.

Love this dealership, the salesman i had is the best. Hamad deeb was very helpful and got me everything i wanted . This was one of my best Honda experiences . This is my 6th car from this dealership

My 2026 HRV Sport came with the Hankook 18 inch tires and rode rough. I upgraded to 17 inch Michelin Primacy A/S. It made a world of difference improving the ride. Its smoother, and quieter with the Michelins. What I like about the HRV: 1. Price. OTD price was 28,600, but that included a trade in with about 1000 equity. Its hard to find a decent car under 30,000 that is not a Kia or Hyundai. 2. Safety tech. The sport model has adaptive cruise, blind spot monitor and lane keep assist, which make the car safer. 3. Easy to drive. You dont have to get a phd in the touch screen and controls, they are intuitive and easily learned, unlike my Toyota, which has a glitchy, awkward infotainment system. 4. Rear seats go all the way down and lay almost flat. This gives more room and its large for the class. 5. Spare tire. Many car companies want you to call AAA everytime you have a flat. Bad idea. The HRV not only has a spare but lots of room with the spare with special compartments for stuff like flashlights, car emergency equipment stored out of the way and the like. 6. Easy entrance and exit the vehicle even tho it does not have power seats. They slide back easily without a problem. 7. Very nice consul with storage underneath the shifter, along with usb plugs. Good place to put phone or other items. 8. Naturally aspirated long lasting non turbo engine. Turbos run hot and burn the oil and your engine. Avoid Turbos. 9. Nice that it has remote start, without buying a super expensive subscription like a Toyota. I like that Honda seems to appreciate its customers, not trying to burn us each month for more money to get the car to work right, like some companies. Are car payments not high enough for car companies so they find a need to force us to pay even more for glitchy, irritating, complicated and often non working subscriptions? Im unaware of any un needed subscriptions or apps to download and enrich hackers, on the HRV which is quite refreshing after owning 2 Toyotas with multiple subsrciption profit (for the compnay) enhancers. Dislikes: I have not yet had a chance to drive it on a longer trip, but other reviewers sometimes complained the front seat was not that comfortable, lacking a lumbar support. I thought the seat was slightly narrow, but thats because Im fat. I dont like removal of Sirius XM radio. Yes, you can, and I did, hook that up to Sirius on my phone, but that is just not the same.

For myself is the right size I really love it my niece is also going to buy one but she's going to buy a bigger one cuz she has a good family