Hello, I really need some help determining if the CR-V will be right for me.
I was about to pull the trigger on a 2016 Subaru Forester. Unfortunately, I have been reading that people feel it is underpowered and many people have A/C issues. These issues happen when it is very hot outside or they are climbing a hill into higher elevation.
The reason this is a concern to me is I currently have a 2012 Honda Fit with the same exact problem. I live in Western Pennsylvania and when I take it in to the mountains during the summer the A/C just doesn’t blow cold enough. We also took it on a trip to South Carolina in July. It was so bad, I actually took it to a dealership to see if the A/C system had a leak. It did not. At highway speeds in 90 degree plus heat, it just can’t handle it.
So, my question is: If I have 4 adults and luggage in a CR-V and I decide to do the beach trip again or travel into high elevation in July, am I going to have the same issues?
I guess I’m concerned with the 4 cylinder. I have a 2011 3.5L Toyota Sienna that blows icicles out of the vents even at 100 degrees.
Thanks!
I was about to pull the trigger on a 2016 Subaru Forester. Unfortunately, I have been reading that people feel it is underpowered and many people have A/C issues. These issues happen when it is very hot outside or they are climbing a hill into higher elevation.
The reason this is a concern to me is I currently have a 2012 Honda Fit with the same exact problem. I live in Western Pennsylvania and when I take it in to the mountains during the summer the A/C just doesn’t blow cold enough. We also took it on a trip to South Carolina in July. It was so bad, I actually took it to a dealership to see if the A/C system had a leak. It did not. At highway speeds in 90 degree plus heat, it just can’t handle it.
So, my question is: If I have 4 adults and luggage in a CR-V and I decide to do the beach trip again or travel into high elevation in July, am I going to have the same issues?
I guess I’m concerned with the 4 cylinder. I have a 2011 3.5L Toyota Sienna that blows icicles out of the vents even at 100 degrees.
Thanks!