What is a used Honda HR-V worth?

In good condition with average mileage, between $7,950 for a 2016 and $18,450 for a 2024 private party. Mileage, condition, and title status move the number.

How many miles is too many for a used Honda HR-V?

The 1.8L engine is a 200,000-mile unit with basic care. Average is 10,000–12,000 miles a year; a higher-mileage highway car with records beats a low-mileage car without them.

Which Honda HR-V years should you avoid?

2018, 2017, 2016. The only pattern that costs money is a neglected CVT plus the knobless touchscreen era's gremlins. Records fix the first; patience fixes the second.

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Used Honda HR-V value by year

By the DealScan team · Updated 2026-07-11

Quick answer

A used Honda HR-V in good condition with average mileage runs from about $7,950 for a 2016 up to $18,450 for a 2024. The table below gives the fair value and private-party range for every year, and flags the 3 model years we would avoid.

Honda HR-V value for every year

Good condition, clean title, average mileage for the age. Newest first.

Year	Avg miles	Fair value	Private party	Dealer
2024	25,000	$18,450	$16,950–$19,950	$21,200
2023	37,500	$16,600	$15,250–$17,950	$19,100
2022	50,000	$14,950	$13,750–$16,150	$17,200
2021	62,500	$13,450	$12,350–$14,550	$15,450
2020	75,000	$12,100	$11,150–$13,050	$13,900
2019	87,500	$10,900	$10,050–$11,750	$12,550
2018Avoid	100,000	$9,800	$9,000–$10,600	$11,250
2017Avoid	112,500	$8,800	$8,100–$9,500	$10,100
2016Avoid	125,000	$7,950	$7,300–$8,600	$9,150

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How much mileage moves the price

Using a 2020 HR-V as the example. The same spread applies at every year on the table above.

Mileage	Miles	Fair value	Private party
Lower mileage	51,000	$13,500	$12,400–$14,600
Average mileage	75,000	$12,100	$11,150–$13,050
Higher mileage	102,000	$10,550	$9,700–$11,400

Which years to avoid

2018 (2016–2018 (no CVT records)): The only pattern that costs money is a neglected CVT plus the knobless touchscreen era's gremlins. Records fix the first; patience fixes the second.
2017 (2016–2018 (no CVT records)): The only pattern that costs money is a neglected CVT plus the knobless touchscreen era's gremlins. Records fix the first; patience fixes the second.
2016 (2016–2018 (no CVT records)): The only pattern that costs money is a neglected CVT plus the knobless touchscreen era's gremlins. Records fix the first; patience fixes the second.

Full Honda HR-V years-to-avoid breakdown

What to check before you pay

2016–2018: CVT whine and judder complaints, usually tied to skipped fluid changes; the transmission itself holds up when serviced
2016–2018 touchscreen with no volume knob: freezes and slow response were common gripes; test it fully
Thin paint and easy chipping, a Honda-wide complaint; check the hood and roof edges

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