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Honda HR-V (1999 - 2006 )  
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Reliable, well-built urbanite with 4x4 looks and, in many cases, 4x4 hardware.

Not that spacious inside. Problems reported with CVT autos. Windscreen can be prone to cracking.

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Last updated 12 March 2012
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