Our HR-V was launched at the LA show... >From what I have been reading, it looks like the Aussies will be getting the HR-V in February. Wish and hope it could be that soon for the US.
On the other hand, they do say "launched" so I guess that could mean they don't actually get the cars then.
I know, I know.....I am just getting too anxious for it to get here.Our HR-V was launched at the LA show... >![]()
From what I gather February is when it will be on sale in Australia. I assume that does not mean on the dealer lots, but technically you could walk in and put a deposit on one.
It has been said over and over again on the net that we will know more in Feb. So you can expect either a press release by the end of the month or maybe something at the Chicago Auto show.
I should add that if the Aussies get cars much earlier we should hopefully have some good test drive reviews to read while we wait.I was just daydreaming about what happens in Australia will reflect on when we will get the cars. They aren't getting them from Mexico so it's a whole different ballgame.
Besides, they are using words like debut and launch which is what we have been hearing too and we know that has nothing to do with sale dates. Did you find a website that said they will be taking orders in February? I'd like the link.
Good point about the emissions affecting gas mileage figures. Would be good if we matched the 34-35 mpg they are estimating.Yes. And they are getting the same engine although with different emission standards so that will affect MPG.
I saw an Outlander Sport today and I maybe in the minority but I hope the HRV is smaller. I understand length is about the same but there is no way to get good MPG out of a vehicle that size.
That's anybody's guess. My guess would be they would get theirs faster because they don't have the delayed Mexican production problems.If they aren't on dealer lots in February but you can still put down a deposit for one, when do you think people should expect their delivery? March?
Good point about the emissions affecting gas mileage figures. Would be good if we matched the 34-35 mpg they are estimating.
I liked the Outlander Sport and it could work for me. It just never gets good objective reviews, so I am hesitant to choose it.
Hi Ninja,So I've recently been reading about this car because we are currently looking for a vehicle in this size.
From what I've read some dealers have already gotten some HRVs and are hiding them out back awaiting launch in early February after the January sales.
This is the flyer with Australian specs:
https://hrv.honda.com.au/assets/pdf/hrv_flyer.pdf
Does it differ dramatically from what's in the states?
Also what is:
- LED guide style tail lights
- Lane watch
- Remote key FOB operation (how does it differ from "smart entry")
Looking forward to having a look at this as well as the Renault Captur also launching in February and Mazda CX-3 which is scheduled for March (although it may be delayed).
Sorry - my bad. I'm Australian!Hi Ninja,
Where have you heard that dealers have them? Do you mean in Australia?
Cool. Let us know when you get to see some and get us some pictures.Sorry - my bad. I'm Australian!
Thanks for sharing the flyer, it's nice to see the colors they are offering "down under". Too bad you're not getting the nice Vezel green color, but at least you are getting the good looking red that I hope we'll get here in the US.This is the flyer with Australian specs:
https://hrv.honda.com.au/assets/pdf/hrv_flyer.pdf
Does it differ dramatically from what's in the states?
l thought of you when I saw that.The VTi-L is exactly what I have visioned the HRV to look like with the LED string lights and all!!!!!! Ship me one here in the states please!
"This is the flyer with Australian specs:"
https://hrv.honda.com.au/assets/pdf/hrv_flyer.pdf