#HR-V

The global impact of COVID-19 is apparent in the world. As the economies of the world came to a grinding halt, it was only natural the car industry would affected by the pandemic as well.

Back in the 90s, kids were sullenly rocking out to grunge music and car makers were busy making alternate-universe versions of cars they already had on sale. Witness the Explorer/Navajo duo, or the Lumina/Cutlass Supreme/Grand Prix triplets. Common parts abounded, even if the target audiences were as disparate as chalk and cheese.

The Honda HR-V was only introduced for the 2016 model year, but already Honda has applied a number of updates to the subcompact crossover.

Honda  launched its new Everus electric vehicle brand in China this week and showed a new electric concept car based on the HR-V crossover.

Shopping for a vehicle is no easy task, especially with so many competitors in each segment.

GM helped popularize the subcompact crossover segment with the Buick Encore, so it makes sense that the Chevrolet Trax should be a strong contender in its field just based on its heritage. And for 2017, the Trax gets new styling that takes it from sleepy to sleek.

Consumer Reports has released its list of safe, reliable vehicles that are well-suited for young drivers.

Car shopping for your kid that’s heading back to school? Here are some affordable cars that both parents and kids can agree on.

Small crossovers are BIG business these days.

The 2018 Honda HR-V will start from $20,405 including destination.

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The 2017 Kelley Blue Book 5-Year Cost to Own award winners have been announced.

The Internet has become the go-to place for car shoppers to educate themselves before making a purchasing decision.

The Honda HR-V has taken center stage at the 2015 SEMA Show.