[hondaguy]

Standard Equipment on all HR-V models, available in LX, EX and EX-L trims, include:

• Power Windows
• Power Mirrors and Power Door and Tailgate Locks
• Electronic Parking Brake
• Rearview Camera
• Aluminum-Alloy Wheels
• Tilt and Telescoping Steering Wheel with Audio and Cruise Controls
• Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink® phone interface and Pandora radio.

Higher Trim Models can be equipped with premium features including:

• Honda's 7-inch touchscreen Display Audio telematics interface
• Honda LaneWatch™
• Smart Entry/Push-Button Start
• Paddle Shifters
• SiriusXM® radio
• HD Radio™ and Honda Digital Traffic
• Heated front seats
• Power sunroof
• Embedded navigation and leather trim

 

[Dermochelys]

Mmmm, no power seats for higher trim models?

 

[Bicepeak]

Mmmm, no power seats for higher trim models?

I can't imagine the higher trim models wouldn't have it.


I don't think this is considered a complete list of all options.

 

[Topspot]

I believe the 2015 CR-V MMC has power seats in EX trim, so I would expect HR-V would haveit as well

 

[Dermochelys]

Being a Fit based vehicle though makes me think it won't. I don't believe the EX-L Fit has power seats.

 

[TrueNorth]

It would definitely keep costs down. Its not like power seats are something that are in every car.

 

[Bicepeak]

It would definitely keep costs down. Its not like power seats are something that are in every car.

I wouldn't miss them. But then again I usually go with the LX type models anyway.

 

[Bicepeak]

How does one start a new thread in this forum? I can't figure out how.

 

[Emerson7]

How does one start a new thread in this forum? I can't figure out how.

From the main page click Forum - Honda HR-V General Discussion - Post New Thread (above list of topics on left)

 

[Bicepeak]

From the main page click Forum - Honda HR-V General Discussion - Post New Thread (above list of topics on left)

Thanks!

 

[MagnetoReluctance]

:laugh:

Standard Equipment on all HR-V models, available in LX, EX and EX-L trims, include:

• Power Windows
• Power Mirrors and Power Door and Tailgate Locks
• Electronic Parking Brake
• Rearview Camera
• Aluminum-Alloy Wheels
• Tilt and Telescoping Steering Wheel with Audio and Cruise Controls
• Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink® phone interface and Pandora radio.

Higher Trim Models can be equipped with premium features including:

• Honda's 7-inch touchscreen Display Audio telematics interface
• Honda LaneWatch™
• Smart Entry/Push-Button Start
• Paddle Shifters
• SiriusXM® radio
• HD Radio™ and Honda Digital Traffic
• Heated front seats
• Power sunroof
• Embedded navigation and leather trim

Any idea what trims level will be offered with the 6-speed manual? I know it's limited to the FWD model, I'm just hoping it's offered in an EX or higher trim level......

 

[Bicepeak]

:laugh:

Any idea what trims level will be offered with the 6-speed manual? I know it's limited to the FWD model, I'm just hoping it's offered in an EX or higher trim level......

In another thread called "the best article so far", I quoted from the Honda statement at its debut. There is no indication there that upper models won't have manual.I would think if they would mention about the AWD not having a stick, they would say that too.

 

[Red]

Indeed Bice I have the same understanding, so long as you go FWD MT will be available...

 

[MagnetoReluctance]

The problem I have with assuming the upper trim levels will have the MT as an option is that......all of Honda's current lineup shows that they are limiting MTs to lower end models (outside of the Civic Si, which is a performance trim level).

The regular Civic sedan - only available on the LX model. The Civic Coupe, only available on the LX and EX. The Accord, only on the LX, Sport, and EX. The same thing with the Fit - only on the LX and EX. EX-L and Navi models are constantly shut out....which which leads me to doubt Honda will spread the love on the HR-V.....

 

[Bicepeak]

The problem I have with assuming the upper trim levels will have the MT as an option is that......all of Honda's current lineup shows that they are limiting MTs to lower end models (outside of the Civic Si, which is a performance trim level).

The regular Civic sedan - only available on the LX model. The Civic Coupe, only available on the LX and EX. The Accord, only on the LX, Sport, and EX. The same thing with the Fit - only on the LX and EX. EX-L and Navi models are constantly shut out....which which leads me to doubt Honda will spread the love on the HR-V.....

I hear ya.....but the HR-V is not a coupe or sedan. So maybe it will be treated differently?

 

[Ganbare]

I hear ya.....but the HR-V is not a coupe or sedan. So maybe it will be treated differently?

You're right it's neither, Honda is considering it a crossover. MT hasn't been offered on any CR-V trim in several years. If you are hoping for manual HR-V EX-L, don't hold your breath.

 

[Bicepeak]

You're right it's neither, Honda is considering it a crossover. MT hasn't been offered on any CR-V trim in several years. If you are hoping for manual HR-V EX-L, don't hold your breath.

I am only interested in the LX so I will be getting my manual. I have my fingers crossed for you.

 

[Dermochelys]

Unless they make all of the ex-l trims awd, from what we've been told you should be able to get a manual as it is going to be standard on all fwd trim levels.

 

[Red]

that was my understanding as well... BUT they could say not allowed with navi...

 

[LINDY]

I am a human; anything else you need to know?