Overview & Reviews
Other than a new seatbelt reminder there are no significant changes for 2004.
- Highly versatile and roomy interior, stable handling, comfortable ride, high crash test scores.
- Limited off-road ability.
User Reviews:
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just OK - 2004 Honda CR-V
By lisa - June 28 - 3:36 pmIm not sure what all the rave is about and why the CRV gets such high marks. This is certainly a practical car, but it doesnt have much power and doesnt handle all that well. Ive had issues with turning and accelerating, especially on wet surfaces. And this car is NOISY. The noise from tires and wind while driving is very loud. I much preferred the Jeep Liberty for pep, , sturdiness, handling and fun, but it did not get good gas mileage so I had to trade it for the CRV. Im disappointed but today, fuel economy is the most important factor for me. But that even suffers tremendously when using the air conditioning.
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Billf is happy - 2004 Honda CR-V
By Billf - June 27 - 2:00 amWonderful Vehicle if you in mind for a Mid to small size SUV....great gas mileage, comfortable ride...with quite a bit of pep.
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superb - 2004 Honda CR-V
By david w - June 15 - 10:00 amI absolutely love it. it s dependable,good ride , handles great on corners.interior is roomy for vehicles over all size.
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How I rate my Honda CR-V - 2004 Honda CR-V
By Mick Sanchez - June 15 - 10:00 amI really like/love my CR/V. I find it very enjoyably to drive. There is very little about the vehicle that I dont like. My CR/V has brought me joy and happiness as a owner. I think that Honda improves on their designs consistantly year after year. I am constantly looking forward to the new years models to see where they improved over the following year(s).
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Much Research ... One Answer ... CR-V - 2004 Honda CR-V
By Research Man - May 9 - 2:00 amMy wife and I bought the CR-V after extensive research (for about 15 months). There are a lot of good choices out there for a small SUV and it isnt easy to find which one is best for you. We use our vehicles for commuting to work and to see friends and family. We dont need something that will break land speed records or tow a house. There is plenty of power and room, interesting features, and a lot of safety built into the CR-V. If you keep your vehicle on pavement and use it for everyday tasks, the CR-V is TOUGH to beat.
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This car is s-o-o-o-o thirsty - 2004 Honda CR-V
By algoro - May 9 - 2:00 amThis car is s-o-o-o-o thirsty Gas mileage is horrible In city (no traffic) 17 miles/gallon; highway 23 miles/gallon. I even went on a trip Seattle LA - Seattle to test/confirm these numbers Dealer said that it may get better after 7500 miles Why??? I think I would NOT buy CR-V if I knew about this gas consumption
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Our second CRV, 2002 vs 2004 - 2004 Honda CR-V
By dtskiles - May 4 - 10:00 amWe had to replace our 2002 CRV with a 2004 after the 2002 was vandalized. Concerns about road noise were heard by Honda and there is a significant improvement. The engine still achieves a good balance with gas mileage. Note voluntary recall items n the 2002 were not urgent and the service dept addressed them during a regular free service call. The 2002 never once had any mechanical failures. We anticipate the same flawless performance from our 2004.
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Excellent, but not without problems - 2004 Honda CR-V
By TtuCrv - April 28 - 10:00 amI bought the 1st 2002 CRV sold in Lubbock, TX and have enjoyed it. Gas mileage is great for an SUV, good in all types of weather. Plenty of power to merge with traffic. After nearly 3 years, im still happy with my CR-V, but glad I bought the extended warranty, because at 52,003 miles the AC system had to be replaced. Without the warranty, I would have been out $1,600. Only other problems: windshield and paint on the hood chip easily, brake rotors have been worked on, drivers seat became loose, and Ive grown to hate the "popping" sound the ABS system makes when it self-checks after starting. Looking forward to the updates on the 2005 CRV.
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Expectations Met - 2004 Honda CR-V
By almac - April 26 - 6:24 pmReplaced a 97 Explorer on 06/04, 17,500 miles now. Fuel economy improved to 26 mpg @75 mph and 22 mpg in town. Interior room a plus, excellent width and cargo capacity. Seamless auto tranny, meat locker A/C in hot FL summer. Cruises great at 80 mph. Agile in traffic. Would buy again.
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Versatile SUV - 2004 Honda CR-V
By 2004CRVinSC - April 10 - 2:33 pmAfter debating for months between the Odyssey, Sienna and CRv we decided to bo with the CRV and have not regretted it. It can be a tight squeeze sometimes to take a newborn, 60 lb dog, 2 adults and the associate junk on a trip but it does fit. The specs on the car say 21 city and 25 highway but a little over 23 is the most Ive gotten in 7000 miles and 20 is the least. The mileage does seem to be improving as it gets older and is at about 22.5 now. It performs well in bad weather and feels like a car most of the time. The ride isnt as smooth as a car but what do you expect? The ride is definitely better than other SUVs I have ridden in recently including the 4runner and explorer.
