Overview & Reviews

User Reviews:

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  My new 2016 CRV-EX - 2016 Honda CR-V
  By Jim Antonucci - April 10 - 4:13 pm

  This is a great vehicle....my only negatives....there is no auto garage door opener or trunk release button. This should be standard on this model. The bluetooth, radio, phone system is just ok and a little confusing. Much better on my 2016 Altima.

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  The New Mini-Pilot! - 2016 Honda CR-V
  By kelly - March 21 - 7:29 am

  Its the perfect car if you are looking for an SUV, similar to the ORIGINAL PILOT, but dont need the third row seat.

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  Great SUV - 2016 Honda CR-V
  By Jimmy Damron - March 3 - 2:00 am

  I have had several Hondas. I love this 2016 as well, very reliable.

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  very pleased - 2016 Honda CR-V
  By Santiago Ilizaliturri - February 26 - 5:59 pm

  Great family vehicle. Perfect car to buy if your looking for fuel economy, family suv ( I have a 5 month old baby), cargo space, comfort and fun to drive experience. No complaints here. Edmunds helped me so much with the shopping experience. If youre looking for a cross over suv the CR-V is the best out there. I never owned one before, but I shopped around and this one won me over.

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  Enjoying my new CRV - 2016 Honda CR-V
  By KCD - February 26 - 2:40 pm

  I finally traded in my 2005 CRV for a 2016 SE AWD model. Overall, I am very satisfied with having decided to by another CRV. The ride is much more smooth and quiet. It feels like it handles much better. The interior is a step up in quality and feels more roomy. Its getting better gas mileage by about 4 mpg. And I finally have blue tooth and a backup camera. I chose the SE model because I wanted the larger, nicer looking wheels. Although the EX has some very nice features, I didnt feel like they were critical for me. While, I couldnt be happier with my choice, there are a few points about the vehicle that I am a little disappointed with. First of all, there seems to be less visibility behind me when I am backing up than I had in my 2005 CRV. I know there is a backup camera, but its new to me and still hard to judge what it picks up and where it has blind spots. There is less window area in the back, and I am still trying to get used to the driver side mirror that is split. Secondly, there is less room to stash my stuff up front. Theres a center console with two drink holders, some shallow storage spaces, and a covered deeper storage space that doubles as an armrest. My old CRV had a fold-down tray in place of the console and gave me plenty of room for my purse, other bags or books I might be carrying, etc. The acceleration can be a little sluggish when I want to get out of a tight spot, but that has been typical with all of the Hondas that I have owned.

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  CR-Vs Keep Getting Better! - 2016 Honda CR-V
  By Bob Eldridge - February 13 - 2:34 am

  This is the fourth CR-Vs weve owned and every year and they keep getting better!

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  Cheesy Vehicle - 2016 Honda CR-V
  By Nydia Diaz - February 4 - 8:44 pm

  Cheap interrior. Horn is terrible. The rear back window poor visually. The rear Camara is not the greatest. I regret getting this car. The quality of this car is poor.

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  2016 CRV AWD Limited with slipping CVT transmissio - 2016 Honda CR-V
  By JD Miles - January 27 - 2:13 am

  When hot, the CVT transmission slips all the time. Whenever you press firmly down on the accelerator the engine RPMs increase but the vehicle speed doesnt. When trying to pass a car on a 2 lane road this vehicle becomes extremely dangerous and even life threatening due to the slipping transmission. The dealer says its normal, but it is not normal at all. Also, the highway miles per gallon barely reaches 19 MPG due to the slipping transmision.

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  Transmission vibration/ Idle speed not constant - 2016 Honda CR-V
  By William Digdo - January 6 - 12:34 pm

  Very disappointed with transmission and idle /vibration in steering wheel when accelerating and backing out of garage after starting car in morning

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  I Found Something Else - 2016 Honda CR-V
  By al morgan - January 3 - 5:28 am

  I originally thought the CR V would be what I ended up with, but I got the Toyota Rav4 Hybrid and found that for the money and features (and gas savings) that was the way to go. I wanted an AWD vehicle with plenty of cargo space , active driving assists, navigation in the dash, of course blue tooth, and the ability to quickly merge onto the highway. The CR V definitely had many advantages to the RAV4, like the right hand lane change video (..but not left hand for some strange reason?), CR V has a little bit more cargo room (the Rav4 hybrid battery steals slightly more cargo space than the non hybrid). But the Rav4 hybrid has better acceleration, much better MPG!, and a power lift gate...which for my wife who has issues with her hands and wrists is a blessing. I also liked the styling of the RAV4 a little bit better than the CR V. However, I prefer the square box SUV style than the "somewhere between car and SUV" style that appears to be the current...oh well cant have everything. I pretty much was a Hyundai guy (had a 2008 Santa Fe), but the had priced themselves out of the market for me ($33k for something similar to the CRV and Rav4 who where in the high $20ks).