The quality for my car is somewhat okay. It's not old or brand new, but it's enough for me to satisfy what I need for driving. I've had Honda for about four years, now and I haven't had any major problems with it. I had two minor accidents in the past, but they didn't degrade the quality of my car. The overall performance for my car is adequate that I would recommend my car to my close friends and families. The driving quality is smooth and easy since I drive the automatic setting, and the buttons and keys are in the right spot for me to navigate the system. I love the interior design where it's leathery and smooth.

Overall, I'm a fan of the vehicle's practicality. It performs well in all environments I have driven in. While it's not a sports car, it's a bit sportier than the average compact SUV and is very easy to maintain and fun to drive.

The HRV is a well made car overall. The interior is well done and the full touchscreen controls are a nice touch and a change to Honda's normal layout. I do not like the way the HRV takes bumps. I know that the vehicle is a crossover but I was told that there would be a better shock system to take bumps and railroad tracks and that was not the case at all. I have driven 30,000 miles and has we have driven the car it has gotten worse. The seats in the back are nice as they either laydown or raise up. The HRV has a good overall comfort from the seating aspect and has a lot of room to fit larger objects in the back of the vehicle than I expected. I think that the tires could be a bit larger as it seems that they are a little lower to the ground than they should be for the type of vehicle it is. Also the one thing that I thought was going to be a great feature was the connectivity via USB. It turns out that it only supports IPhone and not Android which was disappointing and even if you did have an IPhone you have to pay a fee to use the App to be able to display your GPS on the larger console audio touchscreen.