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2021 Honda HR-V LX
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The 2021 HR-V is Honda's smallest SUV, slotting below the CR-V and offering subcompact practicality with a tall cabin and versatile Magic Seat. It competes with the Toyota C-HR, Nissan Kicks, and Mazda CX-3, standing out for its flexible interior and available all-wheel drive. The HR-V handles tidily and rides comfortably, though the engine gets vocal when pushed hard and acceleration is modest. The Magic Seat folds flat or flips up to hold tall items, and rear legroom is generous for the class, making it a smart small SUV for cargo. The LX is the base HR-V, so you skip the Sport's 18-inch wheels and the EX's blind-spot monitoring, but you keep the same 1.8L I4 and all-wheel drive. With 141 horsepower and 127 lb-ft of torque, this HR-V moves off the line willingly but takes its time on highway merges; the automatic transmission shifts smoothly, and all-wheel drive adds confidence in rain or snow. Expect 29 mpg combined in mixed driving, which is decent for a small SUV with all-wheel drive, and the LX's 17-inch wheels keep the ride a bit softer than the Sport's.
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Miles Overview
The 2021 HR-V is Honda's smallest SUV, slotting below the CR-V and offering subcompact practicality with a tall cabin and versatile Magic Seat. It competes with the Toyota C-HR, Nissan Kicks, and Mazda CX-3, standing out for its flexible interior and available all-wheel drive. The HR-V handles tidily and rides comfortably, though the engine gets vocal when pushed hard and acceleration is modest. The Magic Seat folds flat or flips up to hold tall items, and rear legroom is generous for the class, making it a smart small SUV for cargo. The LX is the base HR-V, so you skip the Sport's 18-inch wheels and the EX's blind-spot monitoring, but you keep the same 1.8L I4 and all-wheel drive. With 141 horsepower and 127 lb-ft of torque, this HR-V moves off the line willingly but takes its time on highway merges; the automatic transmission shifts smoothly, and all-wheel drive adds confidence in rain or snow. Expect 29 mpg combined in mixed driving, which is decent for a small SUV with all-wheel drive, and the LX's 17-inch wheels keep the ride a bit softer than the Sport's.
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$220
6% APR for 72 months
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12 days listed
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11+ active alternatives
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Autopia Motorcars Inc. is a car dealer in Union, NJ.

