Honda BR-V

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Over and above its 7-seat configuration, the BR-V is very well priced. The range starts off at R238 900 and there's no other vehicle in the crossover segment that can match the Honda for interior space. Sure, the Renault Duster has more technology and creature comforts, but it's not as practical, the Toyota Avanza is also practical, but cannot match the Honda attractive packaging. The flagship 1.5 Elegance CVT is priced at R288 300, making it a very well-priced offering under R300 000. We think this new offering from Honda will prove popular thanks to its super pricing, decent features and excellent practicality. The safety features are a little shy and comprise just two airbags, which we find odd for a seven-seat vehicle.

Honda BR-V – Price in South Africa

1.5 Trend Manual R238 900
1.5 Comfort Manual R252 900
1.5 Comfort CVT R268 300
1.5 Elegance Manual R272 900
1.5 Elegance CVT R288 300

Pricing includes a 5-year/200 000 km warranty and 3-year Roadside Assistance. Comfort and Elegance models benefit from a 2-year/30 000 km service plan with services set at 15 000 km.

http://www.cars.co.za/motoring_news/honda-br-v-2016-first-drive/42777/#.V_-x8NV95hE
 
FACTS

Honda BR-V 1.5 Comfort

Engine: 1.5-litre, 4-cylinder petrol

Gearbox: xxx-speed manual/automatic

Power: 88kW @ 6600rpm

Torque: 145Nm @ 4600rpm

Price: R252 900

Warranty: 5-year / 200 000km

Service plan: 2-year / 30 000km

ALTERNATIVES

Crossover:

Ford EcoSport 1.5 Ambiente - 82kW/138Nm - R247 900

Mazda CX-3 2.0 Active - 115kW/204Nm - R277 800

Renault Captur 0.9T Expression - 66kW/135Nm - R249 900

Suzuki Vitara 1.6 GL - 86kW/151Nm - R261 900

Compact MPV

Suzuki Ertiga 1.5 GL - 70kW/130Nm - R215 900

Toyota Avanza 1.5 SX - 77kW/137Nm - R238 700

http://www.iol.co.za/motoring/road-tests/we-test-hondas-new-budget-crossover-2083051
 
you called me what? come say that next to me.....
:crylaugh:

looks the exact same, I swear people will but whatever BS you put in front of them....
its a cheaper CRV guys,
They may look similar but they are definitely not the same :|
 
His talking out his arse. Both cars have no bearing. They are built on different platforms to begin with. Then there is the argument of pricing & market positioning & 10 other arguments I won't get into.
 
Just looking at the specifications and the lack of air bags is a concern. Only two in the front. I see enough accidents on my daily commute to have gone from saying "never needed an airbag so why care?" to "its not negotiable, I need more!".

Was thinking of test driving one soon as we are in the market for a Jazz for the wife (I just bought the Ballade). Its 50cm longer than the Jazz which makes it a harder sell to the wife as there is no reverse camera and she is use to having a small car (currently an Atos).
 
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