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Honda launches the new tougher-looking, sporty BR-V

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12 hours ago, luk AJ said:


5+ gears? It’s a CVT (continuous variable transmission) personally I will never buy any car with CVT, really depressing, takes all the fun out of a car. After all this, the low HP puts this car further to the very bottom of my list.


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Sorry, I have a manual gearbox (Avanza) and never consider automatics or CVT as we live in the mountains. The last time I was in Australia I actually hired a Camry that had seven gears (presumably CVT). It was a total pain in the a** to drive in even moderately hilly country with the constant gear changes.

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  • richard_smith237
    richard_smith237

    Its not even 'tough looking' enough to bring out the keyboard warrior in me....      Honda are good cars, but their recent models seem to have fallen out of the ugly tree hitting every

  • wombat
    wombat

    looks no different to any other makers model. they all look like they have come out of the same wind tunnel 

  • Hanuman2547
    Hanuman2547

    1.5 litre engine?  117hp?  Too small and under powered.  Imagine having the third row seat in with seven passengers trying to get up hills in Khao Yai or somewhere else.  

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