Brand new 2021 HRV EX-L Apple car play Blue tooth Guided cruise console Lane keep assist Lane change assist Its classy, well-made interior may not set hearts racing, but the HR-V's cabin appears durable enough to stand the test of time. Outward visibility is good and passenger space is acceptable, but the most luxurious features are limited to the top-spec Touring model. The spacious front seats will provide enough head- and legroom for all but the tallest passengers. The rear seat has tons of legroom, too, but headroom isn't as generous, thanks to the Honda's sloping roofline. The HR-V's party trick is its second-row Magic Seat. When released, the rear seatback folds flat and the load floor is low to the ground, leaving plenty of room for stacking carry-on suitcases or for hauling larger items more easily. The bottom cushion of the rear seat can also be flipped up, providing an even deeper well between the front and rear seatbacks for taller items. With the rear seats stowed, we managed to fit 22 of our carry-on suitcases inside—more than some larger crossovers can manage. The HR-V's spacious and flexible cargo area is one of its biggest strengths. A thoughtful rear-seat design (Honda calls it "Magic Seat") flips up, allowing you to carry taller items while still folding down in a more traditional manner to open up cargo capacity through the rear hatch. Interior comfort is good as well, and the HR-V can be used for longer journeys without a second thought. Toll Transponder 01507971182 01507971182