The Honda FR-V (or Honda Edix as it is also sometimes known by) will cease production by August, ending a typical 5 year Japanese model run. It will not be replaced as Honda says other models are able to serve its customer base well, but the FR-V is really quite unique in the Honda range.
It’s a 3+3 seater (likely inspired by the Fiat Multipla), which means two rows but the ability to seat 6 as you can fit three in the front thanks to a seat in the middle. This seat can also be folded down to create a tray or arm rest. There are 32 different seating combinations, three ISOFIX points, lots of storage areas, so it makes quite a nice family vehicle.
In Malaysia, there are alot of people who buy the FR-V and pimp it up like it was a larger Honda Jazz. Looking rather sporty to begin with, it’s a good base for aesthetic mods.
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Comments reveal strong interest and admiration for the Honda Edix/FR-V, praising its spaciousness, unique design, and practicality, especially for families. Many appreciate its features like the hidden compartments, Xenon lights, and ease of servicing outside authorized centers. Concerns are expressed about its underpowered engine, high initial cost, and the discontinuation of the model, with some regret over the loss of a distinctive, versatile vehicle. Overall, sentiments are positive, though with some disappointment over its market fate.