So I was wondering about what type of Audio system we could expect Honda to offer us in the HR-V. I figured the best place to start would be with big brother and the donor car.
CR-V offers shoppers:
LX
Watts: 160
Speakers: 4
MP3/AUX Standard
MP3/WMA Capabale
USB Audio Interface Standard
Bluetooth Standard
Pandora Compatible
EX
Watts: 160
Speakers: 6
MP3/AUX Standard
MP3/WMA Capabale
USB Audio Interface Standard
Bluetooth Standard
Pandora Compatible
EX-L
Watts: 328
Speakers: 7
MP3/AUX Standard
MP3/WMA Capabale
USB Audio Interface Standard
Bluetooth Standard
Pandora Compatible
XM Radio
FIT offers:
FIT
Watts: 160
Speakers: 4
CD
MP3/AUX Standard
MP3/WMA Capabale
USB Audio Interface Standard
RDS Standard
FIT Sport
Watts: 160
Speakers: 6
CD
MP3/AUX Standard
MP3/WMA Capabale
USB Audio Interface Standard
RDS Standard
I think in order for the HR-V to be taken serious as a modern viable option it needs to lean more towards the CR-V than the FIT.
CR-V offers shoppers:
LX
Watts: 160
Speakers: 4
MP3/AUX Standard
MP3/WMA Capabale
USB Audio Interface Standard
Bluetooth Standard
Pandora Compatible
EX
Watts: 160
Speakers: 6
MP3/AUX Standard
MP3/WMA Capabale
USB Audio Interface Standard
Bluetooth Standard
Pandora Compatible
EX-L
Watts: 328
Speakers: 7
MP3/AUX Standard
MP3/WMA Capabale
USB Audio Interface Standard
Bluetooth Standard
Pandora Compatible
XM Radio
FIT offers:
FIT
Watts: 160
Speakers: 4
CD
MP3/AUX Standard
MP3/WMA Capabale
USB Audio Interface Standard
RDS Standard
FIT Sport
Watts: 160
Speakers: 6
CD
MP3/AUX Standard
MP3/WMA Capabale
USB Audio Interface Standard
RDS Standard
I think in order for the HR-V to be taken serious as a modern viable option it needs to lean more towards the CR-V than the FIT.