RELIABLE & AFFORDABLE! -- 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross vs. 2024 Honda HR-V: Comparison

Here's our comparison between the 2024 Toyota Corolla Cross vs. the 2024 Honda HR-V!
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SUVs are HOT, but unfortunately, they normally carry a large price tag to go along with that large practicality. Well, Toyota and Honda are fixing that with the Toyota Corolla Cross Hybrid and the Honda HR-V! But which of these two reliable, Japanese brands does it best for around $30K? Go ahead: CLICK to find out :) Also, be sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and tap the notification bell if you enjoyed this review -- it helps us more than you can imagine!
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0:00 Intro
0:51 Pricing Breakdown
1:47 Detailed Exterior Comparison
3:47 Interior Comparison
7:46 Test Drive & Impressions Comparison
10:57 Sound Level Reading (dB) Comparison
11:58 Comparison Conclusion
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[@CarConfections]

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[@neoblackwolf69]

My front drive 2024 hrv gets 33 mpg .

[@jdejes]

I bought the Honda HR-V EX-L recently and just love it. After watching this video, I’m so glad I did! And this coming from a Toyota guy. This is my very first Honda ever. Great video guys!

[@petec4093]

I find it crazy these cars cost as much as my moms 2016 CR-V EX-L

[@MintopiaSystem]

Remote start being a subscription service is WILD lmao

[@davidroehr1672]

Agreed...remote start should now be standard in all vehicles.

[@lakegeneva9755]

I test drove both, the Honda HRV is leaps ahead of Toyota in build quality. I’ve owned Lexus and Toyota exclusively but the new Honda interior style and quality won me over. Just bought the 2024 Honda HRV, my first Honda ever. Toyota has work to do, the Walmart interior is a snooze.

[@filicandadsjournal4221]

nahhh you just have a change of heart. I used to love Hondas and acuras after owning more than 5. Turbos got me discouraged so I switched to Yotas over a decade ago and did not disappoint. It all leads to personal taste both are great brands. It just depends on your priorities. I prioritize more now on engine reliability,refinement on esthetics is just an option lol.

[@sachinnair91]

2024 HRV is a snooze. According to one of the best car reviewers, TheTopher, it took him almost 13 seconds to do zero to 60!!

[@azkaktus]

​@@sachinnair91jealousy jealousy

[@sachinnair91]

@@azkaktus it is slow my dear

[@doziershaw9765]

HRV needs a hybrid option like the Civic will have in 2025.

[@m3csl89]

i live in australia, and currently driving the zr-v e:hev (hr-v in the states). absolutely love it. i'm averaging at 4.3l/100km. 😊

[@maisondav1d]

Hrv hybrid has been available in EU as the civic, idk why they bring those models to the US later.

[@m3csl89]

yeah, we've got the hr-v and zr-v hybrids here in aus.

[@Dr.JonSnow]

If Honda offered that same HR-V in a hybrid it'll sell like hot cakes. Hopefully Honda adds a hybrid model next year...oh and it needs rear vents too.

[@amill1563]

Thank you Car Confessions.

[@marksmith4582]

Great objective review video Drew and Mason! I’ve researched some of the Honda models. Being a diehard Toyota fan I will gladly choose the Corolla Cross over the Honda. Just my personal opinion. I’ve trusted Toyota quality for a few years already! Now if Nissan came out with something comparable then maybe after owning the Nissan Altima SR for 9 or so months (for me personally it was an excellent alternative to the Camry). And that’s saying something coming from a “Toyota” owner! Thank you for sharing this with us! Mark in Iowa.

[@sergioj.8649]

I’d say a gas Corolla Cross XLE is more comparable with the HR-V due to similar engines and equipment. The CC SE Hybrid ends up being a bit more expensive because of the electrified powertrain.

[@periii86]

The video I really needed to watch! I was so confused between these two cars. Thanks for sharing it!

[@CarConfections]

Glad we could help!

[@ryanfrisby7389]

Fantastic comparison as always!😸

[@CarConfections]

Thanks and have a great week!

[@lisamurphy9334]

Is there any way to add an aftermarket power lift gate to either one of these? I have had three Honda Accords and the one I have now is 15 years old with no issues. I would probably go with the Honda HRV but I am looking at neither as I would like to have a power lift gate in a new vehicle so I'm going to look at something else unless there can be an aftermarket lift installed.

[@williamlangston2143]

I like the Honda HR-V best. It looks like a smaller Lamborgini Urus!

[@barbz_zayne]

The Corolla Cross XLE AWD would be a better fit for this comparison, as it has a more equivalent 0-60 time to the HR-V with its 2.0L (169 hp). The XLE is about the same price as the HR-V EX-L, however the mpg is a substantial difference. HR-V is 25 city 30 highway, whereas CC is 31 city 33 highway (with a slightly faster 0-60 time). The XLE also adds a 7 inch digital gauge cluster, power driver seat & heated front seats, fully LED headlights, and dual zone climate control, equivalent to the HR-V. Some things that the Corolla Cross XLE has over the HR-V EX-L: -Ambient Lighting -Power Tailgate -Rear Seat Air Vents & USB Ports + Fold Down Armrest Not to mention, Honda has had a large amounts of recalls lately, and their brand trustworthiness is downfalling. The HR-V currently has a problem with the back glass randomly shattering with the rear defroster active, yet the Corolla Cross has proven to be the more reliable option. Personally, I would skip the HR-V mainly because of the lack of rear seat amenities and the very very slow powertrain, and get the Corolla Cross in either the XLE AWD or XSE Hybrid AWD trim.

[@1mymikey]

Most of the rear windshield glass breaks have been in San Fran, Portland, Oakland and Seattle. Coincidence? Maybe

[@deanaelf4140]

great video! our biggest issue is being able to tow about 1000 lbs. The Honda website says the 2024 HRV can tow up to 1500 lbs but I need confirmation, lol

[@mudjerry]

This is what i wanted to know as well!

[@Rockthatjewerly]

I have a 2024 Honda Hrv. Only have car for 2 weeks and this car does not have fuel economy. Also this vehicle vibrates 40 to 70 mph. Taking car to dealership for the 4th and last time to figure out what the issue is . Anyone else expressed this issue ?

[@vincenthprice2260]

I’m a Honda guy own a Honda but Corolla cross is a better vehicle for the price but don’t get wrong both are dependable and reliable

[@palebeachbum]

These might be two of the most dependable CUVs in this size class with the best resale value, but they are the least compelling among all CUVs in this size classification. They are the pragmatic choice. You're giving up comfort, interior quality, features, performance and style. You've got the Chevy Trax, Kia Seltos, Hyundai Kona, and Mazda CX3, and Subaru Cross Trek, all of which are vastly more stylish and offer more character and driving performance for the money.

[@16190john]

It’s funny how they rate the hrv at 27 combined because I drive city in mine and we consistently get 33mpg but we drive conservatively. My 2024 accord is rated 37 highway or 33 combined and I get 39mpg combine. I think it depends on the driver lol

[@TheKingkingg]

Just bought my daughter hrv and I love the design and love way it drives, so, sometimes we exchange my rdx to drive it. One of most reliable and safe vehicle in the world

[@jmahizzle]

How do the rear passengers like the fold down armrest?

[@TheKingkingg]

@@jmahizzle it's not often used, but ok.

[@huanronghu4432]

does ur hrv have a defective rear windshield? there has been some owners that were affected by that

[@sachinnair91]

TheTopher said it took him almost 13 seconds to do zero to 60 in the HRV

[@jmahizzle]

@@sachinnair91 he also called it borderline dangerously slow when trying to merge into highway traffic

[@kiparis0468]

I gotta say that intro song is 🔥

[@anthonymcgann459]

Would have preferred to natural engine comparisons. Whats the standard engine in the cross? How does it to 0-60?

[@salmisseri3862]

We test drove both the Corolla Cross and the Honda HR-V. The HR-V was a quieter smoother drive and handled better and was more responsive. We also test drove the Hyundai Kona and we found that it surpassed both the HR-V and the Corolla Cross !

[@huanronghu4432]

Guys, if you are going to buy an HR-V, beware of the current issue with the rear windshield. It could shatter at a random moment. So far, it has affected at least 300 people across the US.

[@Gopinathk17]

😮😮

[@m3csl89]

i wonder if the ones built in japan have the same issue?

[@huanronghu4432]

@@m3csl89 hopefully not, but i think these HR-Vs mainly affect those from the US

[@m3csl89]

@@huanronghu4432 🙏

[@hoangtv6988]

Exactly, the rear windshield of my car just broke 2 months ago and there has been no collision at all.

[@rickseconds7676]

Carconfections didn't work in the Indy area for a Corolla Cross Hybrid.

[@trave7644]

No way Honda. They are built bad, and in Mexico. And I had a honda, which gave me so many problems. Bought the cross and love it.

[@mofreedom2913]

MY 1999 Rav4 finally is costing me too much money to keep. But after 25 years I have NO complaints. I'm older and I like the Cross, great size fir a senior. Kinda hard to get as inventory is really low. Even the new arrivals have a deposit on them so I'm kinda screwed 👀

[@RondoSki6475-YT_Channel.]

Hey Car Confections, What About You Guys Compare Sometime A 2024 Toyot RAV4 To A 2024 4Runner!

[@HenryCalderonJr]

Economy and power already built in if I want more luxury I can add it to the corolla but I can’t add more power and make it more economical on the Honda at least for this 2024! So Toyo wins hands down

[@sbl2051]

I own two Hondas and a Toyota truck. All are over 12 years old. Each has been reliable, low maintenance and good value for the original price. That having been said, I'm looking to purchase the HR-V Sport.

[@markovwms]

Honda CVT’S are far less reliable than Toyotas and the onda is way underpowered

[@andrewT644]

I would buy a Hrv even tho there is more features in the back of the tcc if it’s hot u can just open your window😅and if it’s cold because it’s a crossover it doesn’t take much time for the heat from the front to come to the back and the tcc just looks so out dated 🙃

[@SBO743]

I bought a 23’ Corolla Cross XLE AWD a few months ago, after cross-shopping it against the HR-V. What swayed me away from the HR-V was I didn’t feel it was as valuable per $ against the CC. The HR-V not having a power liftgate, rear cup-holders, rear air-vents and less chargers on the top trim was a big problem for me. Why does Honda not care about passenger comfort? The CC offered more, so I went with that.

[@Gopinathk17]

Also, Corolla cross has more engine power, boot space and excellent mpgs.

[@lorancefile9557]

@@Gopinathk17Corolla cross has better mpg than hrv

[@mrTopherB13]

I don’t mind no power liftgate but yeah the HR-V not sure why they skipped on rear cup holders rear folding center armrests, AC vents and USB there’s not even a 12volt in the dash . Otherwise it’s a decent car

[@andrewT644]

@@lorancefile9557of course🤪 because it’s a hybrid,Honda should be coming out with one 🔜😃

[@lorancefile9557]

@@andrewT644 Even the gas powered CC still had better mpg than the hrv 🤣🤣🤣

[@darriontunstall3708]

I would pick the Corolla crossover

[@level7041]

Consumer reports rated the HRV as Honda’s most reliable model and is more reliable than the non hybrid Cross if that matters to you..

[@rexonpadre864]

Sometimes we cannot trust these reports. I see american brands there being called reliable😂😂😂

[@michaelbrohl1625]

I have test driven both of these. The Honda won on the things I don't care about. I want reliability, great gas mileage, and all wheel drive. Also I just read today that in cold weather the rear glass of the HR-V seems to have a tendency to spontaneously blow out. Not good. PS: The Cross does have LED daytime running light that can be turned on / off.

[@nikij.6058]

My 2017 HRV gets up to 38 mpg on the highway. Love the car other than the fact it’s a gutless wonder!

[@ivonadcfl5960]

I just brought Honda HRV EXL I LOVE IT

[@iluvutube4886]

Do either of these have CVT transmissions??

[@CarConfections]

Both have them, the Toyota a eCVT and Honda a CVT

[@lilalagomasino3042]

Corolla cross hybrid xse is my pick. mileage and space is the winner here

[@Ceeflowers]

I test drove BOTH today the corolla Cross is all plastic and looks really cheap inside it’s a tops between the HRV sport and Mazda cx 3

[@4thNebula]

I would purchase the Corolla Cross Hybrid. It is 5th Gen. (Rav4 is still at 4th gen) and has great MPG. I currenly have a CRV Hybrid and likely would go for Rav4 Hybrid when it gets to 5th Gen. but the Corolla Cross Hybrid is a great vehicle with a great power train.

[@peachge853]

I would enjoy both cars if I had them but I would choose the Corolla Cross due to the power advantage, extended cargo space, better speakers, and better gas mileage with the hybrid version. The HR-V does have a better looking exterior in my opinion.

[@worrywart1311]

Once the hybrid HR-V becomes available in the US you will find it has 8% less power than the Corolla Cross hybrid BUT a massive 41% more torque, which is why I would go with the Honda.

[@peachge853]

@@worrywart1311 nah, my family owned a 2021 HR-V and it was the worst car we ever had, never getting another one of those again

[@worrywart1311]

@@peachge853 There is wide agreement that the car left a lot to be desired, particularly the engine performance, but the ZR-V (confusingly named HR-V in the US) is a very different beast. It is well regarded by motoring journalists in Europe, NZ and Australia. It is also Honda's top car in Japan, as they do not sell the CR-V there. I should point out that in non-US markets the ZR-V is sold either only as a hybrid (which has excellent torque) or with a 1.5 turbo version. I believe the hybrid version is coming to the US. What were your own problems with the old HR-V?

[@peachge853]

@@worrywart1311 The A/C was very weak and had to be put in full blast in order to feel anything and the interior was pretty bland. It was missing a lot of features that most new cars have as standard. I think the engine was weak too. Note that we bought this car brand new.

[@worrywart1311]

@@peachge853 Thanks.

[@Goffyahcart]

So a HR-V is a baby CR-V. The Corolla Cross is a baby RAV4

[@danielk1181]

Just got one and upgraded from 22 civic - it’s the same acceleration as a civic sport 2022 due to same horsepower and engine. These people comparing have never test driven this car. Y’all have no idea what you’re talking about it accelerates perfectly fine, it’s not a damn race car. It’s a mini tank that is safe and reliable which is what most people look for in a car- go get the type R if you’re complaining about acceleration and HP lol - and older Honda may have been more power but the new 4 cylinders are so good and efficient they use less power compared to older Hondas. 😂

[@kimbuck6680]

I love my 23 hrv.

[@allantee23]

Honda never disappoints

[@garysenn1115]

I hope that Honda fixes that safety recall taken care of with the seatbelts!

[@temiigbaroola1363]

Can’t wait for the HRV to go hybrid in the US

[@waimeaguyz9074]

Honda hrv gives you more car for the money. Toyota is you get what you pay for. They are built well. You can beat it, and it's hard to break. Both are dependable long-lasting cars. I bought the HRV. Nice of Honda to give you more car for the money. Personal choice

[@erielippert9551]

I think Honda should think about creating AWD Honda accords. I think the Honda HR-V is the best choice against the Toyota Corolla Cross

[@EdiLyon1]

This was a good, clever video guys. The fact that you bring in the Toyota Corolla Cross-Hybrid version against Honda's HR-V already shows who wins the competition despite any shortcomings the Toyota may have. Affordability dictates I'm trying to save myself as much money as possible. So then, I'm not sure why Honda wouldn't make it a hybrid like Toyota does here in the US. Looks, comfort, and power alone are not where the customers are going when buying this class of vehicles and a 40+ MPG on an affordable SUV like these is a no brainer! Toyota Corolla Cross all the way brother!!

[@JimN696]

Kind of an apples to oranges comparison here, especially since you are comparing the highest trim Honda model to a mid level trim HYBRID Toyota. There is also a huge difference in the design and durability of the transmission in each car. A more honest comparison would be between the Honda and the Toyota non-hybrid XLE model. But if we stick with your comparison, I'll take the higher powered better mpg Toyota with the more sophisticated transmission every time.

[@ericgonzalez3897]

0-60 times going uphill......... No punches pulled 😉😉😉😉😉😇

[@killacalibullies9798]

The Honda HRV is the better option in my opinion 💯👌🏽

[@Lousteel99]

The Toyota Have Roof Rack Mounting ability feels important, mounting on the HR-V requires frame mounts which are not great for the car

[@saadtheman1]

toyotas will always win my heart 1.reliability 2.resell value 3.drives so smooth 4.cheap on maintence 5.amazing on gas 6. no turbos on some models 7. all models come with hybrid

[@r.d.9399]

They're not that good.

[@saadtheman1]

@@r.d.9399 get checked

[@LeadfootLou]

I’d probably hold a gun to my head before purchasing anyone of these vehicles but you two did an excellent job. Keep up the great work. 👍👍👍

[@Breyionna]

We shouldn't have to choose between design and speed. It's the main thing that annoys me about the sub-compact class. And Honda is just being plain ol' greedy with remote start subscription requirement. That's INSANE.

[@stefanotestoni2719]

Let me get this right. The Cross has more HP, has a Hybrid option, more room in the trunck less cabin noise, and more comfort options in the rear seats yet the HRV wins.. Ok guys lol..

[@ErnestoPogi]

I got the Honda Hrv last month. It's a great car for the price and I always somehow feel like it looks like a Jaguar E Pace..😄

[@sachinnair91]

TheTopher said it took him almost 13 seconds to do zero to 60, the HRV is too slow!!!

[@ErnestoPogi]

Well I prefer a reliable, and spacious car with one of the best safety features. I drive so I can go to my destination safely and comfortable, not to speed up or race.

[@user-um1wr2fg8x]

My hybrid Corolla cross does 57 mpg at the moment. Honda seems like a slug at 10 seconds to 60mph. A lot to forgo to have a nice interior

[@zydrunasnormaliai6997]

Toyota because it is hybrid and better sound isolation

[@sukhvirkhabra7845]

I will wait for 2025 Honda HRV see if it gets better, hopefully Honda won't cut corners as usual

[@bobknott2058]

HR-V when Hybrid becomes available is 2025 as it’s already available in Europe.

[@shyennegilzean5692]

Honda anyday

[@brokeboy87]

I ended up going with the Honda Hr-V, even though it's this channels top pick, you will feel like you're compromising on some essentials areas.

[@testtesting2868]

Honda is better without a DI engine. Better reliability.

[@sachinnair91]

It’s too slow

[@testtesting2868]

The HRV is a reliable fuel efficient Japanese vehicle... speed is not the goal, reliability is. I find that mine has appropriate acceleration... for what it is. When I want speed, I turn to my 991.1S!

[@azkaktus]

​@@sachinnair91 no it's not.

[@sachinnair91]

@@azkaktus TheTopher, a legendary car reviewer said so, ask him yourself

[@lorenschwiderski]

Subaru CrossTrek for safety, its AWD and comfy seats.

[@davcuts2897]

Cross is the one I would choose. The HR-V is just too slow. Some reviews say it takes over 10 seconds to reach 60mph. Not to mention the better gas mileage with the Cross hybrid.

[@huanronghu4432]

yeah hopefully, when the Civic Hybrid comes out, Honda will put the same hybrid in the HR-V

[@markanthony3275]

For the Honda...no hybrid equals no sale!

[@logancotton7743]

That honda is nice!

[@johnjuza2659]

It looks like the Cross has a moon roof and the HR-v does not? I like the Honda.

[@oppailover5439]

Better transmission = Toyota.. Hondas will last about 150k miles then it will be about a 4 to 5k fix..

[@thndr_5468]

I can't get past the ugliness of the Cross and that back end with exposed muffler is awful. HRV all the way

[@JimN696]

Good reason to buy a car, the placement of the exhaust pipe....

[@TeLometiTo]

The name Corolla trip me off and anyway the Honda looks cooler and a bit more quality

[@mikecui9428]

I choose neither, i will buy Santa Fe SEL

[@Thebusdriverandgamermorefan790]

Honda HR-V.

[@kungfulender8733]

I'd take the CC hybrid.

[@DominionAnako-bb7ry]

Ah, the Honda HR! It's a popular choice when it comes to compact SUVs. Known for its reliability and fuel efficiency, the Honda HR-V offers a comfortable ride and plenty of cargo space. If you're considering getting one, it's always a good idea to test drive it to see if it's the right fit for you. Let me know if you have any specific questions about the Honda HR-V or if there's anything else I can help you with! 😄🚗

[@testtesting2868]

MAJOR technical advantage of the HRV engine.... NO Direct injection! There is nothing more reliable than a multi-port fuel injection, non-turbo, 4 cylinder Honda! 90s SOLID proven technology. Now, with respect to the CVT, obviously this is the weakness for both. Toyota tries to improve their CVT by adding a traditional first gear before handing off to the CVT. The Toytota has Direct Injection and attempts to solve the intake valve clogging problem and reliability issues by ALSO having multi-port fuel injectors. (Eight injectors, instead of four, means more moving parts and injectors to fail or clog.) This sounds like a lot of problems.... new non-proven technology. The only problem that I see with the HRV is that it is manufactured and assembled in Mexico. To be exact, Celaya, Mexico. One of the most dangerous cities in the World. I can't help to think of the low wages paid to these workers in Mexico and their dedication, or lack of, to quality in such a dangerous city. Time will tell. I would rather have an American made Honda HRV, if it existed for us in the US.

[@sachinnair91]

Keep in mind the 2 liter Corolla engine is identical to the 2.5 liter Camry/RAV4 engine except for size. All have direct injection and port injection. Toyota must believe in it

[@testtesting2868]

No doubt it probably works well... but why have eight injectors when you only need four? Sadly, with more moving wear parts, Toyota's best reliability days are behind us. Especially with CVTs. @@sachinnair91

[@JimN696]

Different transmission in the CCHybrid: ECVT no belts, no chains; a totally different design using planetary gears.

[@damianzalazinski3311]

Hrv

[@snellmails]

Cross for sure.

[@johngrant1337]

toyota

[@jeffreyfitch1006]

Well, the Toyota is much less stupid looking, so that's another selling point.

[@stephenwierzbicki4463]

Honda HR-V ALL THE WAY 😊🎉❤

[@scottab36]

Corolla Cross does not require a subscription to use remote start with the key.

[@CarConfections]

Just wait until your trial period ends and report back because according to Toyota it will be disabled

[@Aschoolbusandsimulatorfan2219]

Honda HR-V for me.

[@sachinnair91]

According to expert car reviewer TheTopher, it took him almost 13 seconds to do zero to 60 in the 2023 HRV, no thanks Mason and Drew!!

[@16190john]

Toyota Corolla cross is hideous compared to the HRV

[@jonharry6293]

Nothing going on?

[@mm93249]

Hybrid? WTF!

[@jmahizzle]

I genuinely pity anybody who has to drive either of these things.

[@crow_2k11beatsbydre8]

Buy the Chevy Trax and SAVE your coins, but the Corolla Cross and HRV have that sluggish CVT.......

[@palebeachbum]

If history is any indication, the Trax won't be anywhere near as reliable or long-lasting. I do think the Trax is a much more appealing model though.

[@crow_2k11beatsbydre8]

@@palebeachbum If your comparing the Chevy Cruze 1.4 Turbo 4 cylinder that was released in 2014 let's be fair it was a disaster. But this 1.2 3 cylinder Turbo has been in the Chevy Trailblazer since 2020 with no major recalls. Remember folks this version of the Trax was released in China in 2022 and then released in North America in 2023. The Trax is by far the best budget CUV on the market right now........

[@palebeachbum]

@@crow_2k11beatsbydre8 from what I hear it drives well, but at the end of the day you're getting what you pay for. It came out just a few months ago and there are already a bunch of dealer service bulletins for common problems. Exterior trim falling off. Screens blacking out. Power windows not working.

[@crow_2k11beatsbydre8]

@@palebeachbum So haven't heard any of those issues otherwise than Android Auto wireless not connecting from time to time probably needs an software update. Look GM salesperson told myself they can't keep up with demand for the Trax. Corolla Cross is the only vehicle I personally would buy, it has a first gear that isn't controlled by the CVT. .......

[@connordurham8216]

@@palebeachbumthey do offer a good value with the trax but my question is where did they cut cost to make it cheaper plus the trax has showed that they are already having issues with stuff in that car

[@jonharry6293]

The Toyota is under powered and noisy on the road.

[@palebeachbum]

The HRV is even slower and noisier though.

[@crow_2k11beatsbydre8]

Both are not worth buying with that CVT.......

[@DjTspaRoLEoffIcER]

For long term ownership… Toyota CC all the way! 👍

[@BBlackmen]

That Honda is hideous