2018 Honda BR-V 1.5 E User Reviews

If anyone say something bad about the boot space of Honda BR-V, I am going to argue with that people for a whole day. No criticism from me to My Honda BR-V 1.5 E’s boot space, I once placed 5 suitcases for one time to drive my family to the airport.

Only two airbags of my 1.5 E and there are no side and curtain airbags.

The best engine, powerful in it's class. The best handling in it's class. Very fuel efficient (Bangi-Kangar 32.08km/l). The best brake performance in it's class. Roomy. High ground clearance. Available spareparts (some are costless). The best seat for driver in it's class. Cold AC (almost all time just need 28c).

Noisy cabin. Leather for seats is hard. Big blindspot for A-pillar. Not enough compartment/shelf for 7 peoples to stuffed things. Lack of features (it's dayNnight different than the upcoming BRV)

1.Spacious 7-seater with ample room for the third row and boot 2.Powerful engine and acceleration (A step up from the Alza) 3.Looks updated and stylish in the year 2017 and until now too! (The facelift BR-V looks even awesome). - S mode/gear thrills!

1.Daytime Running Lights are a nice touch to the front fascia but LED Headlight would be a nice thing to have over the halogens 2.The head unit is really dull, and only supports bluetooth and USB playback. 3.No armrest makes the interior look cheap (We had to buy an aftermarket one)

- Ride comfort is decent enough for an MPV - Massive boot space - Very good fuel consumption performance thanks to the Earthdream engine - Sound proofing is very good, the interior cabin is quiet - Control and handling are pretty stable because of the Electronic Stability Control system

- One thing I would like to roast is the missing of centre armrest. Quite inconvenient for my driving habit - Infotainment system is poor, not exciting at all

beautiful

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