2016 Honda HR-V AWD EX-L with Navigation Review - Automoblog.net (blog)
The 60/40-split rear seat can fold completely flat and offers lots of cargo-carrying ability. Whether the seats are up or down, the rear cargo is square and flat, making for plenty of space and allowing easy access with a low load height. The HR-V uses an independent front and rear torsion beam suspension that absorbs bumps without being overly cushy. The HR-V gets a stiffer structure and additional sound dampening versus the Fit, which makes for a quieter, more stable ride. Source: www.automoblog.net
