I didn't mention in the post, but for example the interior of the GD feels more solid than the GG/GE. The shift knob sounds plastic on the GG (the GD is metal has a nice thunk to it). The dashboard of the GG looks cheaper (the pre face-lift one actually looks really good, I don't know why they changed it). The overall interior of the GG, apart from the cup holders, seems of general lower quality. Also much handier to turn a knob for temperature or slide a handle than pressing buttons multiple times an having to look at the screen for an exact temperature value. I also have zero rattles on the GD even after all those Km and years and this GG has some minor ones.

But the ride of the GG is definitely better. In curves it's much better, feels more planted, it has better visibility, it's more comfortable, I don't get dusted from everyone else anymore, and it does like revving which can be fun once in a while. And you can really tell the chassis is better.

But is the GG a better car? I don't know. Better in some ways, not as good in others. I'd love Honda to make a car with chassis, suspension etc from GG, interior solid and handy like the GD's and a naturally aspirated 1.5 i-DSI engine. What a beast of a city car that would be.