Honda BR-V VX Full Review -Is the Top-spec BR-V Worth the Money?

[@jaywalkur]

Correction: the 2nd row seats of the BR-V are movable

[@rinnegan04]

you should pin this

[@jeraldvincentzumel5300]

What I love most about the BRV is it doesnt look like an MPV. I once parked next to a Subaru Crosstrek and the 2 cars almost looked the same, with the BRV looking a bit "thicker" on the front.

[@cirric4531]

Brv classified as compact SUV.

[@Arthurbishop47]

@@cirric4531 Yup! It's written on the ORCR

[@yelongtalong6768]

By far the best channel for car reviews here in the PH.

[@jaywalkur]

Thank you

[@hensonanthony4545]

I love the styling. Simple but looks premium at the same time.

[@alnajid123]

finally brv vx review. thanks sir

[@patpunzalan11]

i love the new intro in these videos keep it up! as usual the video is informative.

[@jaywalkur]

Thank you

[@DenNis-sr5dh]

very nice review sir.

[@marclauritzensoriano9086]

BYD Atto 3 please! I love your honest and straight to the point reviews. Keep it up

[@jaywalkur]

Thanks. Yes ill review it as soon as i get a test unit

[@RainerChan]

when adaptive cruise control turns off (speed < 30kph), collision mitigation braking system will start 😉

[@jaywalkur]

It should but not until the last moment when you're almost next to the car in front of you. It's not something that you want to rely on regularly

[@AVZ-jm7tp]

I have seen several solo and comparo reviews between Hyundai and Honda, I am still amazed how Hyundai beats Honda in categories like braking, accelaration, comfort, nvh, power for vehicles like HRV vs Creta / BRV vs Stargazer in Indonesia/PH reviews. Though Hyundai cars have no ACC and less airbags compared to Hondas' and when it comes to looks, it depends on one's preference, I can say the features of these two brands are not far from each other.

[@yourmother2863]

Enjoy your mini van sir! we'll stick to that mini suv look thank you very much

[@alchard]

Is this true, second row is not movable? Is it from all variants? Saw other videos before not quite certain if it's the VX and remembered it is adjustable - please advise?

[@jaywalkur]

My apologies. I review so many cars that sometimes I mix things up. Yes the 2nd row seats are movable

[@alchard]

No worries at all Sir. Thank you so much! More power on your channel. :)@@jaywalkur

[@ivanciroy9094]

I hope you can always use your turn signal light properly while driving. Sobrang nakakainis pag may nakakasabay na driver na di gumagamit ng turn signal light or mali nang pag gamit (naka left yung turn signal light pero kakanan pala).

[@DESia-hy9or]

If there is Honda in my city I almost have it Kasi sa CDO lang may Honda at Wala sa Butuan....tuloy sa terra Ako napunta.

[@alanagbayani4899]

Honda main advantage over competitors is RESALE VALUE.

[@jeremiahfrancisberou3567]

Reliability

[@mememorice-ve9sx]

looking for crossover like go for brv, for a van like go for stargazer

[@anyone4501]

I would love to see the camera in a stable angle.

[@damer50]

May black ba na BRV VX variant?

[@jaguarpw]

My only gripe with the BRV VX is the limited adaptive cruise control. No low speed follow. What a bummer. Honda should have put the entire Sensing package on it. I drive in the city a lot so ACC with LSF is a must for me.

[@HeartPaulineSoltes]

Sir matanong lang kung puwedeng lagyan sensor sa harapan

[@montecillodavid]

Interior looks so old.

[@ajm5261]

Sa price point same same lang sila. Siguro buy a 2M+ car for sure ma didisappoint ka talaga sa interior kung ganyan pa din itsura.

[@emelgeek]

2nd row seats do move forward and back. I don’t know why you would miss this. I wish car reviewers would do a litte bit more research before doing a video. Minsan mas ok pa yung mga “amateur” reviewers who may not be as fluent or as good in speaking, but takes the time to know more about the vehicle.

[@alchard]

This or the SG-X as overall ownership preference? :)

[@alchard]

just wish to know from your own liking is it BRV-VX or SG-X? :D

[@pingm24]

for sure which ever you get would be good as it is objectively both the top choice for mpvs as per southeast asian reviews compared to the TOTL xpander, veloz and ertiga

[@willbyers7233]

For me VX > S CVT > V > S MT.

[@whyareyoucrying1920]

If value for money V > S > VX

[@goaldiggersss]

Wow nice i love it.

[@kimmanalastas6632]

Its not underpowered?

[@jaywalkur]

It depends on what your expectations are :) It's not quick. But it's quicker than most MPVs in its class. It will not have problems going up steep ramps even when fully loaded

[@paolosy1293]

This is my girlfriend’s supposed first choice. It’s the best in its class in terms of power and value for money except for the looks and 3rd row space. Sadly, we have to go for a hybrid for that coding exemption and very good fuel efficiency figures.

[@helionnecode2064]

Brv vx owner here, its not underpowered. Loaded with 7 people and heavy baggage on the back we can climb antipolo roads, particularly sumulong highway and buso-buso. You have to give it more gas but not too much. I’d say until 2500 rpm and it will go. Dont expect it diesel suv fast of course as its only a 1.5L NA engine. But it will get the job done. Long expressways you can achieve 120kph-140kph without even pressing the throttle to 50%, or exceeding 2500rpm. Just wait for the power to come as its a CVT transmission, not a conventional/normal automatic. Takes time getting used to but its a smooth goer

[@urigonora1161]

Tanong lang. May sports mode po ba ang vx or wala na? Dahilay paddle shifterna kasi sya?

[@nylbrian]

Meron parin sports mode sa vx kahit may paddle shifters

[@towerguarder]

the best part about adaptive cruise for me is traffic jams, this is quite useless :(

[@jcaquino3542]

interior not spacious especially the 2nd row, stargazer x is more spacious with the same safety sense and cruise control