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I found the manual transmission on these to have an imprecise feel when changing gears. Just felt rubbery when compared to others I have driven over the past 40 years. It was a big deterrent for me.
I would call it a hatchback like the Toyota Celica was, just higher ff the ground.
A Celica was, ostensibly, a sporty coupe - not a hatchback. The Celica and the HR-V couldn't be more different. The Matrix would have been the more comparable Toyota.
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Originally Posted by engineman
Hatchback sedan.
It's definitely not a sedan, as it lacks a "pronounced" trunk.
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