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Despite many brands trying to enter into the expanding compact cross segment, the Honda HR-V has remained at the head of the pack since its introduction in 2015. As you would expect from a Honda, it offers more cargo space and better standard equipment than the competition, and it looks better doing it. The HR-V is powered by a 4-cylinder engine paired with an automatic transmission. It comes standard with front-wheel-drive, but all-wheel-drive is available as an option. Versatility is what sets the HR-V apart, with comfortable seating for five, or rear seats that fold down to make for class-leading cargo space. This while still keeping the exterior dimensions small, for easier city parking and maneuvering. There are even available parking sensors, and Honda’s advanced multi-angle rearview camera, to give you that extra bit of confidence when parallel parking. There’s an available touchscreen infotainment system, which features optional Apple CarPlayⓇ and Android Auto™ integrations. Premium stereo options are available too, to give you the best possible listening experience. The equipment offered on the HR-V makes it stand out in the compact crossover segment, and it includes the Honda Sensing suite of safety technology, as well as Hill Descent Control and Snow Mode. If you’re looking to make the absolute most out of a small crossover, you can’t go wrong with the Honda HR-V.