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The New Honda HR-V Is Coming, But A Used One Is Still Worth It

Daniel Fernandez, dsf.my

09-Jun-21 20:00

The New Honda HR-V Is Coming, But A Used One Is Still Worth It

In the news this week, we discuss Great Wall Motor's purchase of a former General Motors car plant in Rayong, Thailand, and Geely's futuristic new design concept called the Vision Starburst.

 

As for car launches, we discuss the all-new, all-electric BMW i4, the KIA Sportage, two new Compact Trucks in the form of a Hyundai Santa Cruz and Ford Maverick, and the RM2.1 million (w/o tax) Ferrari SF90 Spider.

 

Finally, our Used Car Review looks at the Honda HR-V and how impressive it remains - even as a used example.

Produced by: Ariff Roose

Presented by: Richard Bradbury, Ariff Roose


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Categories:  Auto,  Business Analysis

Tags:  Great Wall Motors,  General Motors,  Geely,  Volvo,  Proton,  Ford,  Maverick,  BMW,  Electric Cars,  EVs,  Compact Trucks,  Ferrari,  Hyundai,  KIA,  Honda,  Crossovers, 


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