[Dermochelys]

I found this review of what I think is the Malaysian version, though the review took place in Thailand, so it could be their version as well. I'm not sure I would call this a true "review" because she mentions that she'll highlight the positives and negatives of the car, but then doesn't really have anything bad to say.

http://www.rebeccasaw.com/the-honda-hrv-chiangmai-chiangrai-drive-what-a-nice-ride/

Another interesting observation in this review is the lady getting into the cargo area of the HR-V. Is it just me, or could this become the HR-V meme? Remember, this isn't the first time we've seen a woman in the cargo area of the Vezel / HR-V, we all remember the "doctor" photo-shoot.

And it's not just the ladies, I've seen a couple of reviews where men crawl in behind the front seats with the vehicle in Tall mode.

 

[sipitung]

Interesting. She stated the car she drove was the "top spec, Thailand model", but that was clearly the 2nd or 3rd highest model, considering the audio head unit isn't the standard 7 inch lcd monitor and the seats aren't full leather. Or maybe because she drove more than one model? She showed pictures of two different steering wheel models.

However, since she failed to highlight the cons of the car, which I'm sure there is a few, I wouldn't really consider her article a "review".

 

[Red]

Interesting. She stated the car she drove was the "top spec, Thailand model", but that was clearly the 2nd or 3rd highest model, considering the audio head unit isn't the standard 7 inch lcd monitor and the seats aren't full leather. Or maybe because she drove more than one model? She showed pictures of two different steering wheel models.

However, since she failed to highlight the cons of the car, which I'm sure there is a few, I wouldn't really consider her article a "review".

but you also have to consider context. We're spoiled with EXCELLENT cars un every segement, the rest of the world not so much...