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Genre: Autos & Vehicles
Date of upload: Oct 24, 2023 ^^
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2 things I would like to point out: 1. The blind spot monitoring camera can be turned off from a button on the indicator stalk, personal experience suggests it is easy and never confused me while driving through a round-about. 2. The reverse gear selector (in my opinion) is actually quite intuitive, I immediately got used to the button for forward and pull back for reverse.
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Honda knows their cars don't break, which means they don't sell as many. You're paying for reliability. With other brands the maintenance and trade in and replacement costs quickly catches up with you. But you buy a Honda once, and if you don't mind driving the same car for 20+ years, it will be the last car you own until your kids inherit it when they go to uni
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8:20 - Those plastic pieces are actually designed to be lost by the first owner, in order to annoy anybody who buys second-hand cars.
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Iāve always liked Hondas, owned a few and worked for them for a few years. But the pricing is mental, Ā£54k for this, Ā£50k for the Type R (I remember when it was Ā£17k), even the Jazz is so expensive now. I understand inflation and everything has become so much more expensive, but I feel like they are pricing themselves out of the market, as for those prices people can afford a car with a higher status brand (my last two Audiās have been cheaper than those prices).
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The lane watch camera from Honda is very effective and we donāt need it for the lane on the driverās side as the side mirror on that side has a lesser blind spot, if any.
The lane watch gives a real time, āall or noneā information and not like blind spot monitoring on other cars which can malfunction and give false negative information
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14:19 We think you mean 184hp, Mat... š¤¦
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I'd understand the pricing a bit more if Honda wanted to try to become more of an "upmarket" brand, but they skimp out on loads of things which are fairly standard in Economy cars, (I.e using Halogens STILL regardless of trim, limited drivetrain options, poor-average sound insulation, average sound system integration, average material choice, etc.) There are many things that they can do to better justify the price a bit more. For Ā£45K-54K it is a massive ask.
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@carwow
6 months ago
09:23 āThe Honda CR-Vās anti-pinch system is homologated to EU regulation. The use of a banana isnāt representative of the test process the system would have been exposed to during its development. The maximum force a power window is allowed to exert on any object is 100N, compliance with this limit must be monitored and enforced in a range of 100mm to 4mm from the top window frame. Structurally a banana is not consistent with that of a human or animal extremity, the window would have immediately operated in the reverse direction should such be present.ā
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