Suffice to say that Japanese interiors have most certainly come a long, long way. The interior, while not class leading, is nevertheless a pleasant place to be in for either that short trip to the driving range, or that long distance trek to visit the dreaded in-laws, oops! Sorry, I meant to say beloved in-laws of course.

The gauges are clear and easy to read, as we have come to expect from Honda, and all instrumentation is easy to use and fuss-free. While the overall look and feel of the cabin is that of quality, one must say that perhaps Honda should have opted out of using wood veneer, or in this case faux wood veneer, on parts of its interior, as it looks a little out of place in this particular model. I feel that wood, especially that of the variety used in cars should be left to the likes of Bentley and Rolls Royce, and the rest should be firmly left in the forests.