Honda HR-V vs Toyota Corolla Cross Comparision

Indonesian-market HR-V RSThis morning, our review of the Thailand-market 2022 Honda HR-V went live (it’s here, if you haven’t seen it). Shortly after that we nipped down to Maxcom Motor in Bangsar to check out what we’ll actually be getting – the Malaysian-spec Honda HR-V in 1.5 V form.Photos are still a no-no, so well use photos of the cars available in Thailand and Indonesia to illustrate.Four variants, three enginesPreliminary Malaysian specsBuyers will be able to choo

Thai-spec car shownSince last week, Honda Malaysia begun organizing previews of its all-new 2022 Honda HR-V at various dealers, and from what we’ve gathered, the new B-segment crossover is on its way to be an immensely popular model, just like its predecessor.Thai-spec car shownAccording to dealers we spoke to, interest for the all-new 2022 Honda HR-V is very encouraging. So much so that interest levels surpass the FE Honda Civic. Also Read: Despite parts shortage, 2022 Honda Civic FE tops

Thai-spec car shownOver the weekend, Honda Malaysia held preview sessions at various showrooms for the upcoming all-new 2022 Honda HR-V, perhaps one of the most highly-anticipated Honda models here.Thai-spec car shownAhead of its official launch here in Malaysia, let’s dive into the new SUV and see how much more expensive it will be compared to the predecessor model.Also Read: Launching soon in Malaysia, heres all you need to know about the 2022 Honda HR-VThai-spec car shownFor reference,

Along the lines of El Clásico, the Manchester Derby, and everything else competitive youll find one more battle thats heating up: the 2022 Honda HR-V vs Toyota Corolla Cross. Time was on Toyotas side; beating the HR-V to showrooms meant that it is a runaway sales success – but oh boy, is Honda out for blood now.Its not quite here here yet (though dealer previews are available), so we drove the Thailand-market HR-V RS e:HEV, which Honda tells us will be quite close to what we’l

To say the new 2022 Honda HR-V is garnering a lot of attention would be quite an understatement. Since orders opened earlier this month, bookings have been pouring; much to the joy of Honda Malaysia.Also Read: First impressions of the Malaysian-spec 2022 Honda HR-V with VTEC TurboBuyers can’t get enough of the new HR-V and Honda Malaysia continues to tease and tantalise them with bits of videos on their social media, the latest being this 10-second spot showcasing the SUV’s taillight

Your chance to catch the 2022 Honda HR-V in Malaysia begins this week, as selected dealers across the Peninsula will be holding special customer preview sessions for the model. Note however that not all dealers get the same variants.Kicking off the first round of sneak peeks will be five KL/Selangor dealers, with the rest in other states following suit all the way to early July. Dont be surprised if youre barred from taking photos, which is typically the case of pre-launch events like these.The

The 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid is many things, but an enthusiast’s choice is certainly not one of those. It’s the antithesis of excitement from the looks to the performance but then again, do you expect the Corolla name to be associated with fun around the corners?AE86 aside, the Corolla has often been tied to being reliable and the Corolla Cross feels that way. On the top-of-the-range hybrid variant, that dependability is aided by Toyota’s know-how in hybrid technology.R

Was the last decade better for green motoring in Malaysia than today? You recall UMWT alone offering three models – the Prius, Prius C, and the locally-assembled Camry Hybrid – but that was that, and their successors never made it here.How did that happen? Policies shoulder the brunt of the blame; as tax breaks went away, prices for these cars became a little too uncompetitive for most Malaysians. Hybrids then fell to the wayside.But leave it to the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid to cha

Take a peek at its spec sheet and you already know that power, speed, and athleticism are definitely not things the 2022 Toyota Corolla Cross stands for. But like the Filet-O-Fish – a burger nobody buys for its size – Malaysia’s nouveau fast-favourite SUV’s talents lie elsewhere, if only marred by a few oversights.Please note however that our test car is from the early batch of fully-imported (CBU Thailand) cars. Aside from roof rails, there are no major differences betwe

** This article is published on WapCar Community, representing the opinion of users. Click the link below to enter the community for car enthusiasts in Malaysiahttps://forum.wapcar.my/Basic information of my car:2021 Toyota Corolla Cross 1.8V (CBU)Reasons why I bought this carMy family owned a Honda CR-V 1.5 TC-P. The Honda is really powerful and enjoyable to drive. However, its ride is not comfortable and handling was mediocre. Another thing that turns me off was the flimsy buttons inside the c

The waiting period for a Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid in Japan has now stretched past one year. Unable to cope with the demand, a situation that is made worse by the on-going semiconductor parts shortage, Toyota dealers in Japan have temporarily stopped accepting any more bookings for the Corolla Hybrid.It is unclear when the suspension will be lifted but Japanese buyers looking for a Corolla Cross are now being directed to the regular combustion engine variant, which has a shorter, 6 months wait

With the SUV trend on a full moon, many car manufacturer plans to bring in the latest model to our market, hoping to take some slice of the irresistible cake that is the SUV market. Malaysian will be spoilt for choice now, as there is a variety of SUVs in various sizes and flavors to suit your liking.Here at Wapcar, we present to you a slew of upcoming offerings in 2020 and 2021. Hold your wallet close.Proton X50Estimated arrival: H2 2020.Proton X50Without a doubt, the Proton X50 is literally th