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There is a few things I am going to miss if and when I get a new HR-V, compared to my GM vehicles.
1. I like tire pressure monitors that give me the pressure of each tire not just a low tire warning.
2. Remote start, have it now, really nice in this weather. I know you can have it installed but it's never right, not like factory.
3. Power seat, not sure this will happen in the higher-end model but it wouldn't surprise me if it came without.
4. Steering wheels that don't telescope or tilt far enough.
5. Knobs to work all controls, don't mind the touch screen but not touch buttons for everything.
6. MPG, I sure hope Honda don't let me down in this department. My Chevy HHR is giving me 32 in the winter and 35 in summer. If the HR-V can't do a little better I will be very disappointed.
7. Not being able to get the color exterior I want with the color interior I want.
Something I won't miss, all the trouble I have had with the HHR.
Maybe I should hold out for the 2016 Chevy Volt.
1. I like tire pressure monitors that give me the pressure of each tire not just a low tire warning.
2. Remote start, have it now, really nice in this weather. I know you can have it installed but it's never right, not like factory.
3. Power seat, not sure this will happen in the higher-end model but it wouldn't surprise me if it came without.
4. Steering wheels that don't telescope or tilt far enough.
5. Knobs to work all controls, don't mind the touch screen but not touch buttons for everything.
6. MPG, I sure hope Honda don't let me down in this department. My Chevy HHR is giving me 32 in the winter and 35 in summer. If the HR-V can't do a little better I will be very disappointed.
7. Not being able to get the color exterior I want with the color interior I want.
Something I won't miss, all the trouble I have had with the HHR.
Maybe I should hold out for the 2016 Chevy Volt.