You’re spoiled for choice if you’re looking to buy a compact crossover, and given the popularity of this type of car there’s a good chance you do want one.
It’s a crowded marketplace, so it’s not surprising that Honda has made a huge effort to ensure its new HR-V is as attractive as possible. From the outside this has been rather successful with an on-trend sloping back and a bluff front end.
It looks much more attractive than the outgoing HR-V and is comparable to the Vauxhall Mokka and Peugeot 2008.
