Honda HR-V

clivvy · 13-04-2013, 20:46

chaps, don't shoot me...I just want to know, has anyone ever owned or driven an HR-V? its on my list of potentials, and although I fully understand the 4WD system in it, for me it would be fine.

stinka · 13-04-2013, 21:13

Petrol urban pretend 4wd thing, that doesn't quite know what it is

Not for me mate

baker1988 · 13-04-2013, 21:49

driven a couple try for yourself but didn't feel too good

trophymick · 13-04-2013, 21:56

It'll get you through the snow Clive, a friend of mine has one and he likes it.

It's only got one gear lever, the ladies like them.

I'd venture onto forest tracks at the most with one, they are a road going 4x4.

Very reliable too, apparently.

The CRV are also a good road biased 4x4 that do galactic miles.

Mick

clivvy · 13-04-2013, 23:49

Cheers chaps. Yeah, I know its not a proper 4x4, but ts just another viable addition to my list of new cars to buy! Seems to get glowing reviews, no listed major common faults on the manual and fairly cheap. Seen some videos, and definately capable in the snow on he roads, which for me is all I need.

Well, I'll keep saving money and looking, terrano still top of my list, the one I want is £1850, but I'm £1k short of that lol!

firebobby · 14-04-2013, 09:15

Being a Honda, you should be able to just drive and drive and drive and keep driving, very reliable. Don't know what there like off road, but 4X4 should get you out of places a 2 wheel drive won't.

13-04-2013, 20:46	#1
clivvy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Huddersfield Vehicle: Terrano 03 LWB Posts: 6,947	Honda HR-V chaps, don't shoot me...I just want to know, has anyone ever owned or driven an HR-V? its on my list of potentials, and although I fully understand the 4WD system in it, for me it would be fine.

13-04-2013, 21:13	#2
stinka Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: Staffs Vehicle: '02 Terrano TDI sport lwb Posts: 3,787	Petrol urban pretend 4wd thing, that doesn't quite know what it is Not for me mate

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baker1988 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: worcestershire Vehicle: terrano II s swb Posts: 203	driven a couple try for yourself but didn't feel too good

13-04-2013, 21:56	#4
trophymick Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Langholm,Scotland Vehicle: 2001 Terrano 2. S LWB 2.7 Posts: 463	It'll get you through the snow Clive, a friend of mine has one and he likes it. It's only got one gear lever, the ladies like them. I'd venture onto forest tracks at the most with one, they are a road going 4x4. Very reliable too, apparently. The CRV are also a good road biased 4x4 that do galactic miles. Mick

13-04-2013, 23:49	#5
clivvy Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Huddersfield Vehicle: Terrano 03 LWB Posts: 6,947	Cheers chaps. Yeah, I know its not a proper 4x4, but ts just another viable addition to my list of new cars to buy! Seems to get glowing reviews, no listed major common faults on the manual and fairly cheap. Seen some videos, and definately capable in the snow on he roads, which for me is all I need. Well, I'll keep saving money and looking, terrano still top of my list, the one I want is £1850, but I'm £1k short of that lol!

14-04-2013, 09:15	#6
firebobby Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2012 Location: South Bucks Vehicle: Terrano 3.0 SVE 2005 Posts: 3,499	Being a Honda, you should be able to just drive and drive and drive and keep driving, very reliable. Don't know what there like off road, but 4X4 should get you out of places a 2 wheel drive won't.