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How reliable is the 2021 HR-V?
On a positive note, the 2021 Honda HR-V is incredibly reliable. It has a predicted reliability rating of five out of five from Consumer Reports. So, while safety is a slight concern, at least you may not have significant mechanic issues to worry about.
The reliability rating is based on how well vehicles have performed in the past. Consumer Reports sends a survey out to readers with 17 potential trouble spots. This allows vehicle owners to report on any issues they may have faced from the engine, brakes, power equipment, electrical system, and more.
The current generation HR-V came out in 2016. Most of the issues purported on previous models are from 2017. The 2017 Honda HR-V struggled with transmission issues, fuel system problems, suspension problems, and brake trouble. But newer HR-V models don’t have these problems listed, meaning they could have been corrected.
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Moderate overlap front
Rating applies to 2019-22 models
Tested vehicle: 2019 Honda HR-V LX 4-door 4wd
The Honda HR-V was introduced in the 2016 model year. Beginning with the 2019 model year, the front door hinge pillars and front-end structure were reinforced to improve occupant protection in both small overlap and moderate overlap frontal crashes. Moderate overlap frontal ratings are assigned by the Institute based on a test conducted by Honda as part of frontal crash test verification.
| Overall evaluation | G |
|---|---|
| Structure and safety cage | G |
| Driver injury measures | |
| Head/neck | G |
| Chest | G |
| Leg/foot, left | G |
| Leg/foot, right | G |
| Driver restraints and dummy kinematics | G |
Technical measurements for this test Measures of occupant compartment intrusion on driver side Test ID VTF1815 Footwell intrusion Footrest (cm) 4 Left (cm) 10 Center (cm) 10 Right (cm) 9 Brake pedal (cm) 2 Instrument panel rearward movement Left (cm) Right (cm) Steering column movement Upward (cm) 2 Rearward (cm) -6 A-pillar rearward movement (cm) Driver injury measures Test ID VTF1815 Head HIC-15 323 Peak gs at hard contact no contact Neck Tension (kN) 1.5 Extension bending moment (Nm) 9 Maximum Nij 0.22 Chest maximum compression (mm) 23 Legs Femur force – left (kN) 0.5 Femur force – right (kN) 0.2 Knee displacement – left (mm) Knee displacement – right (mm) Maximum tibia index – left 0.31 Maximum tibia index – right 0.29 Tibia axial force – left (kN) 1.5 Tibia axial force – right (kN) 2.1 Foot acceleration (g) Left 63 Right 95
How the moderate overlap front test is conducted
Owners Dont Like
The problems experienced by owners of the 2022 Honda HR-V during the first 90-days of ownership.- Experience of using voice assistance in your vehicle
- Power of your vehicle's engine/motor
- Experience of using your vehicle's safety systems
Child seat anchors
Applies to 2019-22 models
| Overall evaluation | A |
| Vehicle trim | LX |
| Seat type | cloth |
This vehicle has 2 rear seating positions with complete child seat attachment (LATCH) hardware.
It has 1 additional seating position with a tether anchor and the ability to borrow lower anchors from the other seating positions.
Note: When anchors are borrowed, they aren’t available to use in their designated positions.
| Overall evaluation | A |
| Vehicle trim | LX |
| Seat type | cloth |
| G | Good |
| A | Acceptable |
| M | Marginal |
| P | Poor |
| Seating positions that rely on borrowed lower anchors or have only a tether anchor available are not rated. | |
| thether anchor symbol | Tether anchor |
| lower anchor symbol | Lower anchors |
| shared lower achors symbol | Lower anchor(s) can be borrowed from adjacent positions(s) |
| No hardware available |
Details by seating position 1 Tether anchor easy-to-find location other hardware could be confused for anchor Lower anchors too deep in seat not too much force needed to attach easy to maneuver around anchors 2 Tether anchor hard-to-find location other hardware could be confused for anchor Lower anchors Can be borrowed from 1 and 3 3 Tether anchor easy-to-find location other hardware could be confused for anchor Lower anchors too deep in seat not too much force needed to attach easy to maneuver around anchors
Technical measurements for this test Seat position 21 3 Lower anchor A Open access rated Yes Depth Not visible Force (lbs) 11 Clearance angle (degrees) 68 Lower anchor B Open access rated Yes Depth Not visible Force (lbs) 11 Clearance angle (degrees) 56 Tether anchor Location Middle seatback Confusing hardware present Yes Has contrasting label within 3 inches of tether anchor No Seat position 22 2 Lower anchor A Lower latch is shared for this seat position Lower anchor B Lower latch is shared for this seat position Tether anchor Location Roof Confusing hardware present Yes Has contrasting label within 3 inches of tether anchor No Seat position 23 1 Lower anchor A Open access rated Yes Depth Not visible Force (lbs) 10 Clearance angle (degrees) 73 Lower anchor B Open access rated Yes Depth Visible Force (lbs) 9 Clearance angle (degrees) 71 Tether anchor Location Middle seatback Confusing hardware present Yes Has contrasting label within 3 inches of tether anchor No
How child seat anchors are evaluated