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Honda HR-V RS review: ‘Magic seats’ make for a smart cabin
The Honda HR-V small SUV has one of the smartest interiors in the business, but is a spacious cabin enough to fend off the new kids on the SUV block? We find out.Here is everything you need to know about the Honda HR-V RS.
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Honda’s four-tier HR-V range starts at about $29,300 drive-away and tops out at about $40,000. We are in the RS — the third variant on the totem pole — priced from about $37,000.
The RS is the sporty-themed version, which means there is no added performance but there …
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