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2014 Los Angeles Auto Show: 2016 Honda HR-V (FAQ) | Edmunds.com
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2014 Los Angeles Auto Show: 2016 Honda HR-V (FAQ) | Edmunds.com
The 2016 Honda HR-V is one of several new subcompact crossover SUVs that will hit dealerships next year. They promise excellent mileage along with the kind of useful packaging that SUV buyers crave.
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Personally, having seen the limitation of the CR-V and CX-5 in terms of load capacity. I don't understand why you'd buy this class of cars unless you are irrational.
Another thing, if any one would come up with a reasonable priced wagon that had the ability to carry a 4x8 sheet of drywall, a lot of DIY would line up for them.
While I too would like a wagon, I realize that I'm in the minority on that issue. This will probably be a strong contender when it comes time to replace our aging Matrix.
And hey cotak, just because someone might make different choices than you doesn't them irrational. Quit trolling.
Places like IL and C&D'd forums are echo chambers on this subject (and in support of manual transmissions and diesel engines). All those voices you hear saying they would love a wagon are simply a few people reflecting back to one another. For the car buying public as a whole there is no real demand for wagons. If there were someone would absolutely build one.
Luckily, I have time on my side and can wait a few years to purchase my next ride...have more time than money, lol!!
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