New 2019 Honda HR-V deals

2019 Honda HR-V deals

Full length Honda HR-V video review with market value analysis

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Pricing-wise, this HR-V is pitched at the higher end of the small Crossover sector - so against cars like the Mazda CX-3 and the Jeep Renegade rather than at models like the Nissan Juke and the Renault Captur.

Prices start at around £20,000 for the entry-level 'S'-spec variant, rising to around £27,000 for the flagship 'EX' Diesel model.

There'S an £1,800 premium to pay if you choose the 1.6 i-DTEC Diesel rather than the 1.5 i-VTEC Petrol unit.

Buyers opting for the base-grade 'S' variant are well catered for, with convenience features such as climate control, cruise control and dusk-sensing automatic headlamps fitted as standard.

The mid-grade 'SE' level adds rain sensing wipers, front and rear parking sensors and a six-speaker audio upgrade. A 'Smart Touch' interior includes touch panel controls for the upgraded dual-zone climate control.

Customers choosing the top-grade 'EX' model get a full leather interior, smart entry and start, plus a rear-view camera. There'S also a unique-in-class, tilt-and-slide opening panoramic glass sunroof and 17-inch alloy wheels.

Customers opting for the 'SE' or 'EX' models will also benefit from the Honda Connect in-car infotainment system as standard.

This Android-based system features an app-based 'pinch, swipe and tap' interface accessed on a seven-inch touchscreen in the centre of the dash. As for safety, well comprehensive active safety systems combine data from radar sensors and forward and rear facing cameras.

You wouldn't expect the entry-level variant to get this kind of kit, but it'S unfortunate that it also misses out on Honda'S Advanced Driver Assist System.

This suite of safety technologies includes Intelligent Speed Assist, Forward Collision Warning, Lane Departure Warning, Traffic Sign Recognition system and a High-beam Support System.