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LX FWD
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The HR-V pairs a consistent gas-powered drivetrain across every trim with a choice of front- or all-wheel drive, letting buyers match configuration to climate and budget without sacrificing cargo room.
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Get Invoice PriceThe cheapest way into an HR-V with the exact same 158-hp engine, CVT, and 28 mpg combined rating as pricier trims.
A modest step up from LX FWD buys sportier styling and more equipment without giving up the FWD model's 28 mpg combined efficiency.
Adds all-wheel-drive traction to the Sport's features for buyers who want foul-weather confidence.
The most-equipped HR-V available, pairing AWD with the EX-L's top feature set — the pick if you want the nicest cabin and don't mind paying the lineup's highest MSRP, though it's not the value play.
26 mpg city and a tight footprint make the HR-V easy to park and cheap to run on daily routes.
55.1 cu ft of cargo space is generous for the subcompact class and doesn't shrink on any trim.
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