Overview & Reviews

The 2010 Honda CR-V receives its first slate of significant changes since being redesigned four years ago. The engine is enhanced with 14 more horsepower and 1 more mpg, the exterior and interior have been given minor detail changes, and Bluetooth and a USB audio port are added to the options list.

• Spacious passenger and cargo areas, straightforward interior controls, nifty family-friendly features, agile handling, exemplary crashworthiness.

• No optional engine upgrade, elevated road noise, transmission lacks manual mode.

User Reviews:

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  Honda reliability - 2010 Honda CR-V
  By Adrian P - January 5 - 7:00 pm

  A little noisy ride, good handling, good braking, nice interior and spacious, good gas mileage without the need to use premium gas. Honda engine may not be the best in class on gas mileage or the quietest but is one of the few who will go all day long at full throttle without giving up. Honda is for humble people who consider reliability and quality before performance. Being the best selling SUV on the market right now means people thrust Honda built.

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  Great Car, some small gripes - 2010 Honda CR-V
  By nschemmaster - December 25 - 12:30 am

  I upgraded from a Subaru Impreza, so this EX-L with Nav is luxurious. It is well built and rides great, with little road noise and tire noise. It is easy to go 70+ in this car and not feel it. The Nav is great. I really dont miss my Nuvi, although this took some getting used to. Back up camera is good only for judging when not to hit something (which is good), but clarity of detail is lacking in certain light conditions. I also think power is adequate. I can merge, and pass others without issue. The size of the vehicle is taking some getting used to. I am used to my small Impreza. In rain the car is solid, not tested in snow yet. I also like the autolocking. Bluetooth is lacking (see below)

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  Love my CR-V - 2010 Honda CR-V
  By MamaG - December 12 - 6:36 am

  Have had my CRV for almost 3 months now. Bought a 2010 sight-unseen after my 16 year old acura was stolen from the driveway. I have a 4 year old, and knew Id be giving up my youth when I finally upgraded to the much needed SUV. But, after driving every other crossover and small SUV available, was pleasantly surprised when I finally tried the 2009 CRV. With the extra horse-power even being added for the 2010, decided to purchase it before it was on the lot. It is quick and handles great. I can fit everything I need and not feel like Im navigating a small barge through the city.

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  Excellent! - 2010 Honda CR-V
  By Carl Farg - December 4 - 4:53 am

  As our boys are getting older, we decided it was time to downsize from a Toyota Sienna to a compact SUV. We considered all makes but we kept returning to the CR-V and we could not be happier. The features are spot on and all the controls are well thought out. It has plenty of power even when hauling around 4 adults and their gear. There is a bit of wind/road noise, but it was a lot less then competitive vehicles like the RAV4. We were a bit concerned that it would be under powered, especially compared to the V-6 in our Sienna, but it is just fine.

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  LOVE my CR-V!!! - 2010 Honda CR-V
  By Laguna Mom - June 10 - 7:23 pm

  Ive only had it for a week, but its wonderful and I love it. Its my first non-minivan in over 20 years. I was worried about giving up the seating, but no problem. The back storage area is great. I like that the car is higher up than my Odyssey and the cargo area is easily accessible plus the horizontal divider has been a great plus. I maxed out with an EX-L with navigation so I also have XM radio, backup camera and moonroof. The interior materials are very nice and the drivers seat is very comfortable.

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  Long time, first time - 2010 Honda CR-V
  By Matt From DC - March 29 - 3:44 pm

  I bought the 2010 CRV new after owning a 2004 CRV and I think it was a very prudent and practical purchase. Outside the original tires that were complete trash, everything else has held up great and no AC issues like the 2004 CRV had. It lags in the acceleration department as others have mentioned, which is disappointing given the gas mileage you get from the car which is just ok (25mpg in mixed driving). The paint is ok, much better than the 2004 CRV and otehr Hondas I have owned but I also make sure to give it a good waxing twice a year and generally keep it clean. The inside is pretty great, I have never had issues with plastics breaking like someone else mentioned, but I also try to take care of the vehicle. Cloth seating has held up great, still looks like new. The carpets are all great because I have all weather mats, and I love the captains chairs for the long rides. I drive this vehicle on long trips a few times a year and it is a comfortable and outstanding long range vehicle IMO. I too like the folding tray in the center council and am sad Honda got rid of this. It allows for additional storage and the cup holders and tray is in the exact right spot. The 2004 CRV had a ton of cubby spaces, this version has less and the ones below the radio are somewhat useless. Storage though is great, I often haul things and the rear and front headroom/legroom is great. Mechanically the car has held up extremely well, kind of the main reason you buy Hondas right? Styling is nice IMO, I like it better than the newer versions and about the same as the old boxy design. Overall this is a great value vehicle and I think Ive now had it longer than any other vehicle I have ever owned. It has retained its value well also, so if I ever decide to trade it in I know Ill get more than someone who bought another brand of mini SUV. I dont plan on getting rid of it anytime soon though, Ill keep it another five years or so most likely.

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  Returned Owner - 2010 Honda CR-V
  By Happy Owner - March 7 - 9:16 pm

  Traded my Honda Accord V-6 to this CRV. Any regrets? Absolutely not. Took this baby to Vancouver BC from SF, CA = 2000 miles, here are my assessments: Cons: Need more torque, I think it should have at least 175 ft/lbs instead of 161 right now. I had to push hard on gas pedal and shifted to D3 to gain more power when went up those hills. But, this one drives just fine around town. Pros: Very comfortable seating, excellent handling and fun to drive, fuel economy= avg. 25 mpg with speeding 70- 80 mph:=)) and most importantly functionality and versatility are worth to switch from the Accord.

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  Excellent choice - 2010 Honda CR-V
  By H West - February 6 - 6:58 pm

  Very dependable vehicle.

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  Groaning sounds from brakes. - 2010 Honda CR-V
  By Rean - January 10 - 2:46 pm

  I have taken my Honda in to have the brakes checked twice for the groaning sounds from both the front and rear brakes.Very bothersome since this has been heard from first few days of ownership. Honda technician indicates brakes build up rust but brakes are performing as they should. I am troubled by this and hope that Honda is researching the problem as the technician indicated would happen.

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  Love my CRV - 2010 Honda CR-V
  By RuthW - January 2 - 9:13 pm

  Have only had my CR-V for 3 weeks, but love it so far. It rides and drives great-very comfortable, good handling. I havent had a single issue with it so far. Im a long time Honda fan and am not disappointed this time around.