Is buying Honda WRV worth for money?

Q. Is buying Honda WRV worth for money?
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Surya | 4 years ago

Recently I bought new Honda WRV 'V' model diesel 2019.Before this car ,I owned Fiat linea classic diesel 1.3 multijet car which is now an old legendary discontinued model.I was also tense that which new car I should purchase after fiat linea.I was just looking inlieu of linea.When I drove Honda wrv and witnessed it's tough body and driving behavior I selected WRV .Now I am a happy and satisfied customer with complete sense of relaxation.Few important features are (1) tough built and ruggedness (2) safety features 5 star safety rating because it is based on jazz platform (3) Fully loaded infotainment and best navigation in its segment (4) 16 inch alloy wheels (5) Rear parking camera and sound sensors (6) Multiple ports for USB,Hdmi etc(7) Last but not the least,the wellbehaved Honda sales personal(Libra Honda,Dhanbad),no hidden charges,no false commitments so you will never see any TV ad of Honda cars because they serve the Indians in true sense

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Kg | 4 years ago

You have to lower your expectations with a petrol WRV. The car struggles to give you 13Kmpl even after the first three services. The car is meant for driving under 80 Kmph only and has a slow pick up. I had always wanted to own a Honda car after owning other cars for over two decades, but my WRV has left me completely disappointed. Initially, i was told that the mileage and pickup will improve after each service and constant usage, unfortunately nothing has changed even after a year. So, Like me, based on test rides and reviews if you are planning to buy a WRV, AVOID IT, try and drive a used car to know how it really matches to your requirements. Best is to avoid rather than regret it later. Also hoping against hope that somebody can help me to fine tune the pickup

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Santosh | 3 years ago

@ Kg | You have to lower your expectations with a petrol WRV. The car struggles to give you 13Kmpl even after the first three services. The car is meant for driving under 80 Kmph only and has a slow pick up. I had always wanted to own a Honda car after owning other cars for over two decades, but my WRV has left me completely disappointed. Initially, i was told that the mileage and pickup will improve after each service and constant usage, unfortunately nothing has changed even after a year. So, Like me, based on test rides and reviews if you are planning to buy a WRV, AVOID IT, try and drive a used car to know how it really matches to your requirements. Best is to avoid rather than regret it later. Also hoping against hope that somebody can help me to fine tune the pickup

Yes, I agree. I had pre booked this car being a HONDA and Jazz fan. 30K kms driven. Did a road trip from Pune to Jaipur (3300 Kms / mileage: 16kmpl) and another one Coastal Karnataka (1400 kms / mileage 14kmpl). Not disappointed though, maybe my expectations were high.

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Harshit | 4 years ago

For petrol if you need power thats its not worth i dnt need much power and my running is also nt so much so its good for me for diesel i think its a worth as it has really good power

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MayankPancholi | 5 years ago

If you are looking for a car with good space and good mileage then its worth buying, But if you are looking for a car with good comfort and build quality you will not get in WRV

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Badari | 2 years ago

@ Kg | You have to lower your expectations with a petrol WRV. The car struggles to give you 13Kmpl even after the first three services. The car is meant for driving under 80 Kmph only and has a slow pick up. I had always wanted to own a Honda car after owning other cars for over two decades, but my WRV has left me completely disappointed. Initially, i was told that the mileage and pickup will improve after each service and constant usage, unfortunately nothing has changed even after a year. So, Like me, based on test rides and reviews if you are planning to buy a WRV, AVOID IT, try and drive a used car to know how it really matches to your requirements. Best is to avoid rather than regret it later. Also hoping against hope that somebody can help me to fine tune the pickup

Avoiding buyign this car is the best option. WRV is a very bad car and Honda has not given all the facts. Power is terrible - car struggles or powers off in 2nd gear. Terrible AC - rear seat passengers don't get AC. Even front seat passengers don't get AC unless you turn the kno to full blast. Terrible suspension. OVERALL DUMP IT

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Tr | 4 years ago

@ Kg | You have to lower your expectations with a petrol WRV. The car struggles to give you 13Kmpl even after the first three services. The car is meant for driving under 80 Kmph only and has a slow pick up. I had always wanted to own a Honda car after owning other cars for over two decades, but my WRV has left me completely disappointed. Initially, i was told that the mileage and pickup will improve after each service and constant usage, unfortunately nothing has changed even after a year. So, Like me, based on test rides and reviews if you are planning to buy a WRV, AVOID IT, try and drive a used car to know how it really matches to your requirements. Best is to avoid rather than regret it later. Also hoping against hope that somebody can help me to fine tune the pickup

Agree with you. This was the same with my car too. However if you r on the highway n you drive within the green zone you will get better average 18/19 is easy I am getting it for my car

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Neeraj | 3 years ago

Hey iam planning to buy USED HONDA WRV 2018 -2020 top model petrol. What the experience of suspension if you go above 80. Kiger, i20 ya Honda wrv petrol which one is better to buy

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Ad | 5 years ago

I own Petrol Variant. It gives Milage of 17 - 18 KM/L on Highways and 12 - 13 KM/L in city. Features are great. Honda is always awesome on service. The only thing which I feel could have been better would be Power. Sometimes I feel its not enough for Compact SUV.

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Devang | 5 years ago

The Honda WRV is complete Cross over . So , it gives good mileage . Also the vehicle is sturdy, maintain height on highway, ground clearance and better boot space. ABS and safety features provided.

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Neeraj | 3 years ago

Hey iam planning to buy USED HONDA WRV 2018 -2020 top model petrol. What the experience of suspension if you go above 80.

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Kumar | 6 years ago

Yes, it is. WR-V has caught the imagination of many buyers and it is doing quite well in the Indian market. Choose between the petrol and diesel according to your daily kilometres Run.

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Rajneesh | 3 years ago

Yes , I don't feel any problem and its mileage is also impressive . I receive 20 kmpl mileage on highway at 80-90 kmph speed.

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VishakhKantharaj | 4 years ago

In simple terms YES. 100% value for money but its not perfect it has its highs and lows

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NiteshSrivastava | 5 years ago

@ Kumar | Yes, it is. WR-V has caught the imagination of many buyers and it is doing quite well in the Indian market. Choose between the petrol and diesel according to your daily kilometres Run.

For 1000 km per month run, which one should i choose among petrol and diesel?

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Amit | 5 years ago

Not really for petrol must go for Nexon better torque better drivelibility

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Praveen | 4 years ago

Yes ,it is a value for money. it gives a premium feel at given price.

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Puneet | 4 years ago

Yes, but it totally depend on your needs and your preference.

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Pushkaraj | 3 years ago

Yes... Go for it! I am using it for the last 3 yrs without any problem

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Shijith | 5 years ago

From my last 1 1/2 Years experience a big "Yes..."

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Amit | 5 years ago

It is good car overall good car in city highway. Only issue faced is on steep climb if I brake and again restart climbing back is a task

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Parag | 5 years ago

Buying WR-V is fully value for money. Low maintenance, best millage, good features, good cabin n boot space and stunning look.

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Binil | 4 years ago

Yes.. a good petrol engine

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Tr | 4 years ago

Value for money family car

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Likhith | 4 years ago

Yes it is worth for money.

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Namith | 4 years ago

Yess .. its a very comfortable car

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ShubhamSarware | 5 years ago

Yes it is a good option

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ShubhamSarware | 5 years ago

Yes it is good option

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Manoj Shanmuga Sundram | 4 years ago

Is absolutely Worth

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Akshat Jain | 1 year ago

Yes, it's worth it if you are finding a daily drive, easy to maintain, Mileage and Comfort . Go for It

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Sureshkoduri | 4 years ago

Every penny is worthy..

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Lalit | 5 years ago

Absolutely

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Praveen | 4 years ago

@ NiteshSrivastava | For 1000 km per month run, which one should i choose among petrol and diesel?

Petrol

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Ravi | 4 years ago

Yes

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Manish | 5 years ago

Yes

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Lakshay | 5 years ago

Yes

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Sanjay | 4 years ago

Yes

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Praneeth | 4 years ago

Yes

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Sachin | 5 years ago

Yes

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Anand | 4 years ago

Yes

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Suraj | 3 years ago

Yes

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Kameshmanda | 4 years ago

Yes

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Karun | 5 years ago

Yes

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Noushad | 4 years ago

Yes sure

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Iype | 5 years ago

It depends upon, what you call value for money

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Sarit | 5 years ago

Honda wr-v gives great mileage.

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Parag | 5 years ago

Yes it's full value for money

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Akash Nayyar | 2 months ago

Yes definitely, its good VFM

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Sushil | 5 years ago

Yes

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Swapneel | 6 years ago

Yes it's worth

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ShirishNaik | 2 years ago

Not now

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ShirishNaik | 2 years ago

Not

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Bimal | 5 years ago

No

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Mansi | 5 years ago

Yes

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Achintya | 3 months ago

No

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