The next-generation Honda HR-V has been revealed, and in many ways it's a major departure from the old model. We guarantee you a great service cause that what you deserve.Buying a used vehicle from us means buying peace of mind. Quality, Choice, and value, that's HILSTON CARS difference.We specialised in packaging the perfect deal and all the options for buying your vehicle from sales through Finance. The CR-V Hybrid offers miles and miles of driving fun, with all-wheel drive, 212 total system horsepower and a 40-mpg city rating.

Though exact numbers haven't been given, it should be the same powertrain found in the new Fit. Exact dimensions for the interior and exterior haven't been provided, though, so we're not sure how much larger the new HR-V is.Only one powertrain has been announced for the HR-V so far: the naturally aspirated 1.5-liter four-cylinder hybrid. Pulling from the old HR-V again, the rear seat still has the versatile split fold-down and flip-up functions. In the center stack, there are dedicated, physical controls for climate control with three stylish knobs.

And as far as Honda's offerings go, it sold slightly better than the Odyssey, and more than double either the Passport or Ridgeline last year. No release announcements have been made for the U.S., but we would expect Honda to offer it, here, considering the general popularity of crossovers. Front-wheel drive and all-wheel drive are available.In Japan, the HR-V goes on sale this April.

It's rated at 151 horsepower combined, and its electric motor makes 197 pound-feet of torque.

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