Honda CR-V 2WD (2023-2026)
VerifiedAlso referred to as: Honda CR-V 2WD 2025 and Honda CR-V 2WD 2027.3 reviews
Purchased car in Jan 2024 and have driven a conservative 16000kl with no major issues. This is the 4th Honda CRV I've owned. Instrumentation is functional and well appointed. Major attraction for me is cabin space and driving comfort which I consider best in class ( I'm a big guy). I wouldn't say the 1.5l engine cvt transmission combo is particularly powerful but aided by a turbo is adequate for everyday driving. Consumption is reasonably frugal generally around 7/100. Doors open at 45 dgrees making it easy to get stuff in and out. Only issue is battery will quickly go flat if not driven within two weeks. Once re started it will annoyingly carry on flashing and binging for a day or two. But apart from that it's all good.
Purchased in at Rex Gorell Group.
- Transmission: Continuously Variable (CVT)
- Bought: New
- Year: 2023
Lack of auto folding mirror – Too bad the CRV RS Hybrid is not equipped with auto folding mirrors and auto lock. While the HR-V, which is priced lower than CR-V, is already equipped with auto lock and auto folding mirrors.
Purchased in for $59,900.
- Transmission: Automatic
- Bought: New
- Year: 2024
Stay away from the New CRV – Good car but terrible experience so far for brand new car. Two weeks on having the vehicle it has develop a knocking noise when braking which has been confirmed by the dealership and they has advised us that they have experience the same issues on a different vehicle on same model. Between the dealership and Honda Australia they don't know how to fix it. Both Honda Australia and the Prestige Honda can't even give us a replacement vehicle and we are now stuck with a car they can't confirm if it's safe to drive and worst part is No one seems to be helping us on 6 weeks us old Honda..! I would not recommend buying this Car and stay away..!
Purchased in at Honda Dealers.
- Transmission: Continuously Variable (CVT)
- Bought: New
- Year: 2024
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