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Six trims, one engine, and a price spread of $5,350 — here's what the numbers say about fitting a first-time buyer's budget.
Five seats, one cargo number across all six trims, and a mileage penalty for choosing all-wheel drive — here's what the spec sheet says about fitting a family into this subcompact crossover.
LX, Sport and EX-L each come in FWD and AWD, all sharing the same 158-hp 2.0L four-cylinder. Here's how the $26,600–$31,950 lineup breaks down by equipment and value.
A trim-by-trim look at what matters most to daily drivers: fuel economy, price spread, and whether all-wheel drive is worth the extra cost.
At $29,900, the all-wheel-drive Sport trim adds a drivetrain upgrade over Sport FWD while giving up a notch of fuel economy.
A look at the numbers behind Honda's all-wheel-drive entry point, from fuel economy to cargo room, based on the published spec sheet.
A trim-by-trim look at where the $28,400 Sport FWD sits in Honda's six-configuration HR-V lineup.
A trim-level breakdown of the front-wheel-drive EX-L's pricing, output, fuel economy, and cargo numbers against the rest of the HR-V lineup.
A look at the published numbers behind Honda's entry-level HR-V configuration — price, output, fuel economy, and cargo capacity.
The top trim in Honda's six-configuration HR-V lineup trades fuel economy for all-wheel drive and content — here's what the numbers say.
Six trims, two fuel-economy numbers, and a straightforward math problem — here's what the published EPA figures translate to in dollars.
Every HR-V trim gets the same 9-inch touchscreen and wireless phone setup — the differences come down to speaker count.
Seating capacity and cargo volume for all six 2027 HR-V configurations, trim by trim.