ROAD TEST
Honda WR-V is worthy but sluggish
It offers compact SUV practicality and small hatchback levels of nippiness
25 February 2021 - 05:05
You have to hand it to Honda. Not only does it manufacture a wide variety of machinery, from water crafts to an aeroplane. Also it never needed to prove that it can match most car market standards. This is the new Honda WR-V, a crossover that’s loosely based on the long-serving Honda Jazz hatchback.
There is a pronounced pseudo off-road car stance to the WR-V. Its tapering roofline is designed to create a coupé look while a raised road stance and sharply defined face and rear with large headlights are intended to give the car a cutesy aggression...
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