Why You SHOULD NOT Buy The 2023 Honda CR-V
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- čas přidán 26. 08. 2024
- Is the popularity of the new 2023 Honda CR-V starting to get on your nerves? Do you question why everyone likes this compact crossover? Is there something about the CR-V that does not quite work for you? The 2023 CR-V is one of the most popular vehicles in the car market. There are many reasons to admire the Honda, and there might be a few items that send you toward a different SUV.
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In this video, we will be talking about why some consumers don't like the 2023 Honda CR-V! So clearly, you do not want to miss out on this, so, without further ado, let's start with today's video.
Initially introduced back in 1997 and still evolving steadily, releasing yearly models even up to New Years in 2022, Honda has continued to improve upon its original design and working of a compact SUV.
This new SUV class has stayed true to its original formula while bringing about improvements, doubling down on its handling, interior space, transmission, and reliability. But, not every generation of the Honda CRV has been widely regarded.
Though it likely will not turn any heads, this ideal small family vehicle has a long list of redeeming qualities. It is hard to go a day without spotting a Honda CR-V in a parking lot or on the road, so it's no surprise that the compact SUV is Honda's runaway best-seller. The Honda CR-V's competitors include compact SUVs like the Chevrolet Equinox, Nissan Rogue and Toyota RAV4.
The SUV operates the majority of the time as a series hybrid. One is a 181 horsepower generator or starter motor, and the other a propulsion motor. The propulsion motor drives the CR-V's wheels while the engine generates electricity for the traction battery as well as the propulsion motor. The CR-V's system can switch to parallel hybrid operation when it needs more power.
If you want your Honda CR-V to handle some towing duties, you will be better off looking at the Toyota RAV4, which has a 3,500 pound tow rating, or the Jeep Cherokee with its 4,500 pound tow rating.
The maximum towing of the new Honda CR-V is 1,500 pounds. That is hardly enough to take a trailer of camping gear with you. But remember, you have to add the trailer's weight to the mix, which might mean you are pulling an empty trailer with the Honda.
Either way, the Honda CR-V could be uncomfortable for people who happen to be sensitive to the slightest changes in temperature.
The all new Honda CR-V will have a more straightforward interior that aligns with the brand's new philosophy, "Simplicity and something." Consumers say that Honda should use a slimmer dashboard and clean up the CR-V's center console by relocating the infotainment system screen as well as reducing the number of physical controls there.
The 2023 CR-V will probably feature a new touchscreen infotainment system with deeper integration of Google services. In September 2021, Honda announced that future Honda models would integrate Google's in-vehicle connected service and that it would launch the first of these models in North America in the second half of this year.
The release date and the global relevance suggest that the debut CR-V model for the advanced Google system could be the new Honda CR-V. With Google built-in, customers will use Google Assistant, Google Maps, and Google Play directly through native apps installed on the vehicle's infotainment system.
Some Honda CR-V owners have just one complaint about their SUV, and the multimedia system is not user-friendly. In a car expert's review of the 2019 CR-V, they came to a similar conclusion.
Honda is a very family dedicated company for their CR-V class models, which are one of the best SUV class cars on the market.
Despite some years having less than adequate remarks and a lot of problems, they are still more reliable than their rivals. These might have been the best and worst years for Honda CRVs.
If you're wondering if the CR-V is still a good option, then yes, the Honda CR-V is a decent SUV.
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I'm glad I bought the 2022 CRV. I have had mine over 1 year and still love it. I have had 0 issues. Honda knows how to built their vehicles with quality workmanship.
The 2023 Honda CR-V is not even here yet and you talk about it. Nobody knows anything about it except speculation. What's up with that???!!!
Click bait. It is ridiculous to denigrate the vehicle before it's available.
anything for youtube cash paycheck
Crazy blog. Unsubscribe please.
That’s why half the text is backwards. Whhhaat?
Right he is a crv hater lol💯
I finally got mine and I love it. I did plenty of research on all suv competitors and the CRV was the best choice for me.
Mind if I ask what you pay OTD?
Me too
I’m on my 8th year with my 2015 CRV AWD and still considering to purchase another CRV while keeping the old reliable one:)
I just hit 105,150 miles on my 2007 CR-V EX-L. I have had minor mechanical repairs but it still runs great.
The seats still suck.
i have had my 2001 for 22 years and 300k miles and nothing but routine maintenance
AND I had a 2007 CR-V EX-L. Bought it new. When I traded it, it had 397,000 miles. Only repairs were to replace the wheel bearings and the alternator. In hindsight, I probably should have kept it. One of the best vehicles for its value on the market…still.
had bought a uses 2007 with 100,000 miles and had to replace the a/c unit. it was made in japan and had the 6 disc cd player. i loved it but also love the civic low ride so i traded it.. black and black leather. nice car and i see them on the rode frequently.
I have a 2009 MDX and TSX. Both over 300k kms, both still drive like a dream.
Correction: I modified the crap out of the TSX, so it pumps 220HP to the wheels. More a nightmare in Canadian winters. 😆
Currently, he has been using the CRV 2022 Hybrid for a month. I drove 3,106 miles but I already fell in love with this car. Andrzej from Poland
No one is talking about the 1.5L Turbo oil dilution issue.
Big issue. Also I find a 1.5L engine a bit small for a vehicle size
Maybe these clowns should wait until this thing hits the US market, before they judge it not worth buying. These speculative new vehicle videos are CZcamss' version of spam.
Agreed.
Summary of the video: There is no reason to not buy it, you should buy it, it is one of the best of its price range.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I love my 192O CRV best car ever
Especially for us older drivers great safety features
We have a 2016 CRV EXL, bought new. All I have had to do to it is replace 2 headlights and one battery. It now has around 65K miles. I would buy another, probably a Hybrid version.
I have the same one and am considering the hybrid also
I just sold my 2016. The battery was very underpowered for use in the Northeast. I put in a Diehard this year with better cranking power. The Honda batteries barely lasted 3 years. I replaced brakes, but just mostly did routine oil changes. Was a great car. My husband died and I didn't need 2 cars. So I sold the 2016 for a great price and used that to pay off my 2021. The 2021 EXL gets 35 mph combined driving sometimes in the summer. Hard to justify the cost of a hybrid.
If you do a lot of freeway driving, do not buy the hybrid. I do and the hybrid does not help at all.
@@micro_my_blood I just got a 22 hybrid crv. What type of city mpg are you getting?
I think for me reliability, driveability and safety including resale value is my number one consideration on buying honda cr v, not on infotaiment alone, I have a 2021 honda cr v which is great no problem so far, I love the riding comfort and safety of this model
I love the 6th generation Crv but the only thing is I wish they would've put a panoramic sunroof in the new version.
I wanted that too but it probably didn’t meet the requirements for a quiet cabin
My wife has a 2022 and totally loves it.
The transmission in this vehicle is ingenious. The two electric motors really run the show. It’s a CVT with no belt. It runs just fine. It’s not a race car. I’d buy one in a minute. Doesn’t really matter, because you can’t get one. 4 to 6 month wait.
I ordered Highlander 2023 Hybrid, wait time till oct 2023 :D Europe. So 4-6 month is fine.
Not really a CVT in the traditional sense, it's an electric motor powering through the drivetrain just like my Accord Hybrid. Works quite well and no transmission to service or worry about. Honda calls it an e-CVT but it's all marketing speak.
@@rusack7174 not exactly, it’s not marketing. The transmission contains two electric motors but it also contains a clutch pack,a planetary set, a counter shaft, and pass through shaft. If the electrical propulsion stops working the clutch pack can lock in and provide propulsion directly from the engine. Also when you push the accelerator to the floorboard this same clutch pack does engage to assist the electrical propulsion . It will use one electric motor rotated at different speed to provide CVT operation. I am a ASE master certified Technician and have seen this transmission completely disassembled. This transmission does not contain a belt and no reverse mechanical gear. Reverse is done solely with the electric motor. Toyota also has a similar ECVT transmission that contains no belt. Simple and ingenious. One thing One thing additional, The transmission in the CRV has a different gear ratio than transmission in the Accord. Other than that they are the same design. It’s also the same transmission it’s in my Honda clarity.
@@ricktotty2283 would this be a lot harder to maintain and pinpoint issues if something were to fail with so many parts? I also have a 2019 Clarity plug in. I run on gas only for past year because I moved to a place with no charger. The gas only average MPG is 45. Crazy efficient!
@@nounta1016 nope, these trans have many less parts than the standard automatics. Most of the propulsion is provided by the larger electric motor, even in reverse. The smaller motor is used to start the engine, generate electricity, assist the propulsion or failure mode. Simple
Still driving my 2010 CR-V. Going strong at 240k miles
2009 174k miles.
2008 322k miles.
Mine is a 2010 also, over 150,000 miles, wow that is some mileage you've accumulated!
Own the 2022 hybrid and just love the car!
Just got one last week. Lucked out.
What city mileage have you been getting?
3 reasons not to buy CR-V now: 1)turbo 👎👎2)cvt 👎👎👎 3)1.5L engine 👎👎👎
Sorry but what’s wrong with having Turbo?
@@mig5law put strain on engine parts hence shortens life of them. When turbo goes it is thousands of dollars to replace. Tell me 15 years from now how many 15 year old turbo autos you see on road, bet it will be practically nothing. Now as far as CRV a 1.5L is a too small of an engine so incredible force is placed in it with turbo. I see long term problems with that engine. Another issue is CVT, when they go that is it cannot be repaired they have to be replaced completely. I may but a used CRV prior to 2017 model year but for mos part Honda has completely lost me as a buyer. I will stick with Toyota or mazda
I have a 2014 CR-V. It's the best vehicle I've ever owned. No rattles, squeaks or external noise. Starts every time, plenty of power to get out of it's own way. Honda has set the standard.
2023 will be a completely new generation and hasn’t even been officially revealed. Too early to speculate on how old customer feedback will impact this new model. But I am curious if the hybrid will have a spare tire? Will an improved audio system be adopted? Honda Sensing 360? Any surprise features/tech for this segment? Will 1st year model in 2023 have built in obsolescence…removing features such as fog lights only to be added later (yeah, Toyota did that)? 2023 RAV4 rumored to be getting much needed interior and safety tech upgrades, however, some issues seem to have plagued multiple years which surprises me from Toyota (fuel tank, hybrid cable corrosion, etc.). Until a new generation of RAV4 introduced, I think the new CR-V will be a better buy long term.
Yes, spare tire is a major deal breaker for me ( hybrid). Might stick to the gas only model.
2023 CRV looks really good. Definitely best in the segment in my opinion. The renders are pretty close at the front but most renders are way off the mark for the rear. Interior looks almost identical to the new Civic from what I've seen with my small amount of time with the car.
The new civic tourings come with Bose speakers. Maybe that'll change in the next gen accords and cr-v
Best sound it gets is probably 12 speakers Bose sound just like what they did with the civic.
There are some videos on youtube with 2 model of hOnda CR-V 2023 And all people have same backgorund I am not sure is it really the same car they gonna launch 😅 anybody knows here?
I have a 2021 CR-V. With the electric motor, it gets up and goes just fine. Put it in Sport mode and you will get thrown back in your seat. Styling is far better than the RAV4. The one thing that swayed me against the Toyota is the analog gauges in a hybrid. Just seems cheap. The CR-V is all digital. Gas mileage is awesome. I can easily get 37+ mpg with a mix of city and highway speeds. Lastly, I heard about all the infotainment concerns when I first did my research. I am not sure what people are talking about. I find the Toyota system to far less intuitive. The reaction of the CR-V infotainment seems fine to me. I get into the vehicle and it connects right up. Bottomline, totally happy with my Honda.
I have a 2005 CRV. Still running. Trouble I had is with remote control to open the car. It’s 2nd generation and some did say it has electronic problems. I had it fixed a couple of times but still broke down. So I stopped fixing it and just open the car with key. Car can last for many many years and reliable. I’m worried about electronics though. Hope this gen solved all those issues.
Bought a 2023 Honda CRV exl last weekend was happy it was only $1,100 over MSRP and that included a bunch of Dealer added junk..Lot had 12 new CRV's on it and 5 new 2022 CRV's on it..on web site they list 124 new 2022 Honda Accords available so dealers are getting cars now. Also they were offering new 2022 Passports and Pilots for $2,500 under MSRP with no dealer add ons? Car buying getting better finely.
What state are you in ? I’m in Texas and the majority of the dealerships are adding all these extras and adding $5k on to the price .🙄🙄😒 I’m really interested in buying the CRV but need to find a dealership that isn’t marking up
Tried to buy new CRV Hybird but with dealer mark ups I opted for a new Lexus RX 350 for 3-4K more 😂 insanity
Will I buy 2023 Honda CR-V? Absolutely! I'm waiting for a sporty hybrid to be release by end of this year or sooner.
we've got TOYOTA RAV4 CRUISER HYBRID JUST 3 WEEKS AGO, AND IT IS SOOOOOOO SMOOTH TO DRIVE, QUIET, AND SOOO AGGRESIVELY GORGEOUS!!!❤❤❤👍👍
I enjoy the Honda CRV. I have a 2015 EX-L. Great drive, handling could be tighter and I am looking to figure out what I can do to improve the handling. The vehicle is quick in take off and handles it acceleration top speed pretty darn good! I’m quite impressed!! Truly… only thing I don’t like about the Honda CRV is that they did not give it a tip Tronic transmission. I believe a 6 speed tranny with tiptronic shift option would indeed improve this great work of art Honda has given us! So…. HONDA, give it a thought and a try! Some people still do enjoy shifting gears to gain more control of speeds without a clutch
My 2017 CRV has only 25,000 miles on it and has had multiple issues, especially air conditioning failure. Won't buy another.
I have a 2009, it runs like a champ!
Design✅
Power✅ (just fine)
Infotainment ✅
Drive train ✅
Engine✅
Reliability ✅
Brand✅
The crv is not perfect but it's way better
Nothing is perfect, I love Honda.
My motto: no Turbo, no cry. I just won’t buy a vehicle with a turbo due to long term reliability concerns. Some will say I’m just being paranoid. Oh, I’m also not a fan of CVT’s no matter what people might say how great they are.
lmao without that turbo the CRV performance would be poor🤣
I drive CRV since 2011..super reliable.
I'm on my 3rd CRV and will be trading for the 2023 model. It comes in in December. Can't wait.
I like my ‘21 CR-V, but after leasing three Hondas over the last six years, their infotainment systems are very antiquated and Apple CarPlay is very glitchy. When I needed some work done on my CR-V and rented a Nissan Kicks for a week, I was blown away by how superior the infotainment system and layout were.
See how much you get for the Nissan Kicks when selling or traded compared to Honda also Nissan will never have the reliability of Honda there CVT gearbox is crap this coming from a retired master mechanic on many European vehicle but owner of many Honda’s only my opinion. Cheers
@@paulv5233 I said the infotainment system was better, not the rest of the vehicle. I’m 100% a Honda guy and don’t need any convincing of how great they are. I just wish they would address this one issue.
@@justinjoseph6966 yeah honda is having tons of issues with their infotainment systems
I enjoy this video . Your voice is familiar to another site that you have talk about Toyota cars . . And mazda vehicles.
I love my 2012 CRV base model, but I don't like the fact that the CRVs went to a smaller engine with turbo. My next vehicle won't be Honda, but rather Toyota that doesn't use turbos. Turbos aren't reliable IMHO.
Toyota is still sticking with the 2.5 four in the RAV. If you go up a model, they have replaced the six with a turbo four in the Highlander. They may get creative in a couple of years for the RAV by going to all hybrid or full EV. See what happens.
pleasing the epa and greenies..
They shot themself in the foot when they put the CVT transmission in them.
Except for the fact that 99% of buyers don't care at all about the transmission. They just want good gas mileage.
Most soccer moms don’t know CVT from DVD
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CRV or Rav4? It is hard to decive. The Honda CRV is more spacious and comfortable, but the Toyota Rav4 has better fuel economy and acceleration. I must test drive these two competitors again.
I love my CR-V and I find the RAV4 uncomfortable. The heated seats on the CR-V get hotter because it has three stages compared to two on the RAV4. It’s also very good on fuel. On the highway, I get 35 mpg instead of the 33 that it’s rated at. The space is also a selling point for me. Also don’t get me started on having to pay for remote start on the RAV4. On the CRV it’s on the key with no charge. The led turn signals on the CRV are much brighter than the halogens on the RAV4.
Test drove these two. And ended up buying CRV 2022. Loved it than rav4. Its comfy and spacious. Rav4 is noisy and tight. Even crv acceleration is smoother.
I wouldn't buy anything with a turbo or a CVT .
"Why is the 2023 CR-V so popular?" Yes, I would like to know, seeing as how it is not even available yet.
Lol! Keep in mind that the CRV is Honda’s best selling vehicle, and maybe one of the top selling vehicles of all time.
So far all the “reviews” contain more probably’ s than you can shake a stick at ! 😆
Brand loyalty. My family has had 11 Honda’s to date (2004-2022). In the process of acquiring two more in a few weeks. Excellent service, very little maintenance costs other than brakes and tires. Love the brand. The only other vehicle worth buying is a Toyota!👍👨🦳🇨🇦
@@richardc6932 Your family's knowledge about cars is as good as my family's knowldgee about space rockets.
And that is zilch.
My 2020 CRv Hybrid is a great little car. In the summer I get 38 town road mpg, and 40 city mpg. 36 highway mpg. Plenty room vs the Rav 4. Only rant is the stereo sucks due to its freezing and very slow. It’s using the android platform. I’ve tried Hyundai and Toyota before purchasing and settled with a used Honda. No overall regrets.
2023 Honda CR-V continues to evolve ... In the marketplace, will $ell well ... Slainte' ! Cheers !
BEST vehicle I've EVER OWNED just bought!! Previous was 2014 LOVE IT
I drove the Honda 2022 HR-V and CR-V Hybrid, was not impressed with performance, especially CVT transmission. I ending buying VW 2022 Tiguan R-Line Black last week.
I've had a 2013, 2016, & 2018 crv's. Love them all. Probably upgrade into a Pilot for the next one though.
Still driving my 2001 crv no problems at all
The vehicle is not out yet Who are the consumers?
I had an 08, 13, 16 and 18 CRV's. The 16 and the 18 had the 1.5 Earthdreams turbo, they suffered from severe oil dilution issues. I traded the 18 for a 19 Passport. The 1.5 was horrible.
@xxlxpman I have a 2017 Honda CRV 1.5 turbo, I think the 1.5 is not horrible at all. I won’t trade it for any other vehicles
@Per-MichaelJarnberg if you live in a cold climate region and do short trips, the motor oil gets diluted with fuel and causes an overfill condition. Check your own oil level on the dipstick. There is no doubt in my mind you will find it way over the full mark and it will smell heavily of gasoline.
i really want Bose in Honda CRV and Accord 2023 and i can buy one :)
Bose is very likely to happen, just like the civic, as for the accord, you might have to wait longer than the CRV, I doubt we will get a new 2023 accord.
I have a 22 CRV and I love it it’s a great vehicle
I test drove it and it was at the top of my list.
I want a Honda HRV AWD hybrid with 50 mpg. It really sucks that Honda released it in Europe and Australia, but not North America. If I wanted a bigger HRV I'd buy something else like the CR-V, which doesn't look great.
To me the CRV has a beautiful design. Personally I think the HRV is an ugly design. It’s all subjective.
I was waiting for new hr-v but now the cr-v makes more sense and gets better mileage.
I thought the same thing but I love mine. The interior is nice and room, smooth drive. I don’t regret buying it at all
I have no problem getting up to speed on my 2020 CRV EXL. I usually beat people off the line on a regular.
Are you working for Toyota?
The only complaint is that ,my CRV ,2.4 engine 4 wd 2019 ,doesn't have a CD player
I am on my second CR-V, my first one I had it for 10 years and this second is on year five. Until now, once you go to AWD you never go back to front wheel drive, especially if you live where there is snow and ice for a good five months of the year. I just hope that Honda comes out with a plug-in hybrid, which will save even more gas if you only do short trips, that would make the transition to full EV less stressful until they extend the range with better batteries and shorter charging times. Gas will not disappear in 2035, but it might be scarce and even more expensive than today. One issue that keeps people from going full EV is the range and anxiety of running down the battery. Today if you run out of gas you don’t even have to be towed, just get enough gas to get you to a gasoline station, with an EV is the tow and at least two hours waiting for a full recharge. For now hybrid is the best of both worlds!
This is my next car crv.. will trade in my accord
When they made it bigger it felt in a higher class not as compact ( honda should use a bigger engine )
It truly is not compact anymore. I wonder why their insisting on keeping it in that class.
How can you have a new model from the ground up but NOT increase the HP and Torque...!!?? It's essentially a new exterior shell with the same engine perhaps "slightly" refined in it's CVT too be fair but that's even stretching it. No folks if you want a real game changer i suggest test driving the new Nissan Rogue with the 3cyl turbo it is refined and has PLENTY of power with the new engine. Only time will tell on reliability but that goes for any new vehicle from the ground up. I test drove one and was THOROUGHLY impressed and it has just about the same amount of cargo room as the CRV. I'm not impressed with this new model and Honda needs to go back to the drawing board.
I have 2 CRV’s with the non turbo 2.4L 4 cylinder. Not a fan of the tiny 1.5L turbo, which started its life with oil dilution issues. The 1.5 will never last as long.
Traded my 2007 crv for a 2019 with the 1.5 with a turbo. What a mistake
If you live in cold climate don't buy it. Terrible in stop and go driving no heat and oil dilution.
I’m trying to decide between this and the Lexus RX350
Beside not being available in the States, you have to order one when they are!
I don’t like the little tiny motors with turbos. The CVT is terrible
When a Toyota mouthpiece reviews rival vehicles
Did they fix the key fob so that if the key is in your pocket and the unlock button gets hit twice the windows don't open in a snow storm and you come out to 3 feet of snow in your car?
I'd consider a new Honda CR-V except the 2006 CR-V that I bought new still is in great shape and may have a lot of life in it.
I own a 2018 CR-V AWD Touring and am very interested in the 2023. My main concerns are have they fixed the 2 biggest issues for the last gen... 1.5 Turbo oil consumption and lack of interior heating for those of us in the northern climates? BIG ISSUES that plague me!!
I am so disappointed that they didn't address this issue head on. By the way, the issue you mentioned would damage your spark plugs and fuel injectors. I had to have that replaced (it cost around 1.5k if not under warranty). Buyers beware!
We had a 2018 CR-V and it was a lemon. We had two CR-Vs before this and they were fine. We owned Hondas since 1998 but we got a 2018 Rav-4 and it's great!
I've had 4 crvs...love them
This is obviously not the CR-V for the American market. First, the 2023 had not yet even been released here yet. Second, none of the CR-Vs for the American market have or will have a panoramic sunroof. Third, you are confusingly comparing apples to oranges by switching between year models, not only for the CR-V, but the other models you are attempting to compare. Crap like this is what causes confusion with misinformation.
I'LL Wait for the reviews.
I have over 360k miles on my 2016 CRV I'd definitely get another.
Not all rav4 can tow 3500 lbs not a fare comparison as for the Jeep honda has a passport and pilot than can tow 5000 lbs
My guess is that most consumers don’t tow anything.
I have a 2021 crv and I love it!
I think you’re wrong with fuel efficiency comparing to Rav 4 I’ve owned both and currently I’ve CRV 1.5t awd
Unsubscribe please to this channel not good content. It's bitter behind the blog. Crazy bits.
I am sitting a a dealership. Planned maintenance. They have 1 black edition Ridgeline. And 5 2022 CRV's. Nothing else. In three months time the recession will be in full swing. People will start to default on their car notes. People will no longer be lining up to buy these cars as soon as they come off the trucks and prices will plummet. Just hold on a bit and you will get a much better deal on a new car and even better one on a slightly used one.
yeah, i'm anticipating this as well.
My CRV is great...my only complaint , well 2.....One seats are too stiff...two I would like a back seat pocket on the drivers seat.
I had 2012 crv which ran till 2020 for 180,000km without any problem.
Tbh the 2020 design of the crv has been the best since the 90s
I bought the 2023 Honda CRV sport touring and it is NOT worth it if you have to drive some uphills in the freeway or streets. In the freeway, you will literally be driving from 70mph and it will drop to 50-55mph once you get on the uphill. It’s ridiculous! You can try going on “sport mode” and press on the gas, but it literally feels like you’re pushing the car at its max and yet can barely speed up. As a matter of fact, it doesn’t even accelerate faster. The sport touring on this car is deceiving. My 2015 accord can even drive faster than this new 2023 crv! I am looking forward to trading it in a couple of years.
Bring back the 2.4 engine in 2023,the 1.5 turbo engine sucks
Honda is the best.👍
This channel is bitter, unsubscribe please
It is not worth it period. Like i have said in previous features I went to Toyota RAV4 because on a Honda 1.5 Lt. in Canada does not have enough heat comparing to Toyota in the winter. To top 1.5 Lt. engine consume more than the 2.4 Lt. engine it had in it. So I am not a engineer but I have driven 2.4 Lt. CR-V 2015 and it was more economical on gas than the 1.5 Lt. engine average.Honda has on their new SUV. My pocker book talks.
The Rav4 seats leave much to be desired too. My neighbor hates the seats in his new Highlander also. The wife insisted on buying it. She doesn't like them either now. He prefers the ones in his old Sienna van.
I bought a 2015 Rav4 from a Honda dealership because the engine and trans are better in 2015.
I have my 2013 since new 220,000 miles and counting
I would be genuinely surprised if they offered any new colors.
Honda Crv should really look to their audio speaker system... They could strike a deal with JBL or Harman Kardon Speakers .
Absolutely! I recently picked up a 2017 AWD CRV with 19k miles. Only complaint I have is the horrible sound system.
they are putting Bose now in the sedans.
Why do they keep showing a three row seat vehical? The CRV and RAV4 do not have three row seats.
Why are all interior shots in the video backwards?
I wish Honda stop making so much gray other car comp I hate gray colors
I pre-ordered one yesterday I can wait to see the upgrades!!
Where did you do that? I can't find a dealer who will do that!
@@juliecaesar1287 I'm in utah and it was Ken garf honda.
How much was it?
The first generation was by far the most reliable to this days just look everywhere you will find one.
I love my 2004 CRV !
You are too chatty, and need to get to the point faster.
I love mine too. It has 347,000 miles, and in Dec it will be 19 years. I got it brand new the end of 2003.
CR-V’s Are Not Off Road Vehicles.
We're going to try and rent something for a day's long drive before buying. Our 2005 Honda Pilot's seats are spacious but not that comfortable in the long run.
Like he said, if you need towing, this is not the car for you. I would buy it. Why you need towing with a nice car like this. I would not hurt my nice car towing. That’s why there are companies where you can rent for towing and moving furniture. Why taking the risks. This will be my next car to buy
very nice facelift
I have a 2003 Element with 180k on it replaced trans @60k..had a 2013 crv exl .same problems on the transmission honda said yes i feel the problem but no i wont redo the trans,, not trusting the car nor honda with a $5000.transmission job, Still under extended warranty before it expired i sold it to carvana.. other than the the transmission problems on both cars they are good and reliable but the ongoing transmission problemssuck
It's a great SUV and has a mechanical AWD versus while the RAV 4 has the electric AWD. I prefer the mechanical. The RAV 4 is also noisy. Sticking with the CRV Hybrid
You prefer boring...
@@DUNGSTA I prefer not to see my car as a status symbol and see it as a way from getting from point A to point B
@@DUNGSTA No I prefer reliable and cheap to maintain
Good luck picking up the babes in your CRV....
@@DUNGSTA That's not the purpose of a car. And who would want any woman that superficial?
Wish Honda would get rid of the CVT!
Clearly just reading specs here. No mention of handling which is a big reason I avoid the Toyota and Hyundai. He mentions the Kia, Hyundai and Jeep which no way will match the reliability.
I'm going to wait for the 2024 honda electric SUV the prologue