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Allan Stillwagon (not verified)    December 28, 2017 - 5:17PM

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We traded our Acura RDX for an HRV and are delighted. It's comfortable, relatively quiet, big enough to cart a baby elephant in the back, and - best of all - short and easy to park. Car mfrs just don't get it, when they consider what the older buyer wants. I don't care how much cars cost - quality, noise suppression, good seats, safety features are most important. Small SUVs don't need to be cheap. Navigation in the HRV is practically useless, however. Why not at least as good as our previous, old Hondas and Acuras?

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