Honda BRV Fuel Average (Manual Transmission)

If you are looking for a family car without looking awkward (Like buying an APV or Freed) or breaking your bank (buying Fortuner or Sorento), Honda has got a pretty good offering in this category. It is the 7 seater Multi Purpose Vehicle (MPV) Honda BRV.

Honda BRV was launched in 2017 at a very competitive price at that time, it’s Automatic Base Variant was just a lac costlier than the Toyota Corolla Gli (Manual). It got real attention and many people pre-booked it with only seeing a picture of it.

Many early buyers were satisfied with the choice they made when the vehicle finally made out of the factory. BRV is a spacious vehicle with not so good build quality but easily comparable with Honda’s entry level sedan City. (Let me remind you once again we are talking in context of 2017, A lot has changed since then)

Honda BRV sold many units as it felt like a great deal and almost all the family person wanted one trying to fit the whole family in one vehicle was a good idea at first, but slowly people realized that most of the time cars are driven by single or at most 2 people daily in the city so why carry a big car for 25% of the capacity.

Families who can afford to keep two cars still prefer to have one big family car for tours and occasional travels but for a daily user this car doesn’t make much sense.

Don’t get me wrong it is a good car and value for money car to be specific but seats are not that comfortable, you won’t feel good travelling on it daily.
Well, enough bashing! I maintained throughout that this is a value for money car it delivers what you would expect, it’s maintenance cost and fuel average is pretty impressive too, here is the video I made about it: