[crv383]

Good gas mileage and peppy.

 

[17crvowner]

Good gas mileage and peppy.

I'm pleased with the power too, for work I usually haul at 80,000lb in a cmv so needless to say it's slow going but when I jump in the Crv after work it feels like a rocket.

I'm happy with the summer mileage too. The wife and I took weekend trip and I got something like 32.8 I want to say.

 

[r crv]

No problems. Enjoy this vehicle. Tired of oil dilution thrrads

 

[Coldhonda]

Good gas mileage and peppy.

I can agree with that.

 

[17crvowner]

Funny story, my Crv was just a few days old, I think I had about 18 miles on it. I was backing out of a parking spot, it was sprinkling. Something caught my eye in the rear view mirror and i lost focus and I scraped the left front wheel along the curb. The wife was livid, lol

Turns out it was the rear wiper auto wiping cause I had it in reverse. Another cool feature

 

[Grpass]

No problems. Enjoy this vehicle. Tired of oil dilution thrrads

Agree 100 percent

 

[fore10]

This forum is no place for good news! by the way crv is great.

 

[FastPilot]

I love the the adaptive cruise control. Its the coolest in heavy traffic.

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[ldudiaz]

I love the the adaptive cruise control. Its the coolest in heavy traffic.

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I tried this for the first time the other day on a NYC highway with a stop and go traffic and it’s freaking awesome


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[Grpass]

I use brake hold all the time, stop and go traffic, drive thru lanes, hills. Try it works great.

 

[robbyg]

I love just about everything about the Gen 5 CR-V. Great acceleration for an SUV and really good gas mileage plus the interior looks extremely nice, almost on par with SUVs that cost a whole lot more.

I was doing some searching for info on the new 2019 RAV4 and came across a very interesting review. The guy drove it for a pretty long time through different types of conditions and his verdict was the same as Motor Trends. He said the CRV was better in almost every way possible.
His complaints with the RAV4 were:

1) Very loud engine noise
2) Handling was not nearly as good as the CRV
3) Interior is not as polished or as comfortable.
4) And oddly enough he said he hates CVT's but said that the Toyota gear box was rough and just not as good as the Hondas CVT.

He also stated that he liked the look of the RAV4 but knows that it is going to turn off many potential buyers. I cannot wait for some comparison videos from the more well known guys.

So yeah I am feeling even better about the CRV and how well its value will hold up in the future.

As for the Dilution threads, they make a new one everyday and rehash the same stuff. This forum is not the place to come to if you want to enjoy your vehicle, it will just leave you apprehensive and feeling down about your purchase. I am sorry for those that have a problem but the other 99.9% of us seem to be having no issues.


Thanks for making this thread
Rob

 

[bluetang]

I think the stereo in the touring is amazing. I smile every time I turn the radio on

 

[FastPilot]

I think the stereo in the touring is amazing. I smile every time I turn the radio on

Yes! The sound is great, especially when my wife isn't riding and I can crank it up.

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[thomprod]

I agree with all the good points included in previous posts. Let me add that the driver's seat is very comfortable, I like being up higher above the road than in a regular sedan and I like all of the seat adjustments available. I only wish the seat would go back about two more inches for those of us taller drivers. Since the leg room in the back seat is so generous, I don't see why the driver's seat couldn't go back further. I also love connecting my iPhone to the USB port and using Apple Car Play.

 

[fishycomics]

the bad news is the op should be assigned moderator of the thread to delete all bad new. Love the car. End.

 

[17crvowner]

I love just about everything about the Gen 5 CR-V. Great acceleration for an SUV and really good gas mileage plus the interior looks extremely nice, almost on par with SUVs that cost a whole lot more.

I was doing some searching for info on the new 2019 RAV4 and came across a very interesting review. The guy drove it for a pretty long time through different types of conditions and his verdict was the same as Motor Trends. He said the CRV was better in almost every way possible.
His complaints with the RAV4 were:

1) Very loud engine noise in my experience it did get very loud above 4,000 rpm, weird because i don't think my crv even revs that high in normal driving
2) Handling was not nearly as good as the CRV I'd describe the handling as plush... but that's pretty close to spongy
3) Interior is not as polished or as comfortable. sadly, i loved the interior
4) And oddly enough he said he hates CVT's but said that the Toyota gear box was rough and just not as good as the Hondas CVT. The trans seemed firm and i could see some people not liking that. because once again, firm is close to jerky

He also stated that he liked the look of the RAV4 but knows that it is going to turn off many potential buyers. I cannot wait for some comparison videos from the more well known guys.

So yeah I am feeling even better about the CRV and how well its value will hold up in the future.

As for the Dilution threads, they make a new one everyday and rehash the same stuff. This forum is not the place to come to if you want to enjoy your vehicle, it will just leave you apprehensive and feeling down about your purchase. I am sorry for those that have a problem but the other 99.9% of us seem to be having no issues.


Thanks for making this thread
Rob

I actually went and drove the 19 rav4 and had them do a quick and dirty appraisal of my touring. long story short, it would be a hardship for me to buy one, the timing is not good for me. they aren't cheap, they quoted me 35k + all fee's and there was two more trim levels available, $$$$.

that being said,

The engine got very loud above 4,000rpm. the first time it did it actually scared me as the noise seemed to come on very quickly.

I actually love our cvt. I was slightly apprehensive because all the talk online and from commercialized reviews ect, but it didn't sway me because i felt confident with what i know is possible with a cvt assuming calibration is correct.

I think honda nailed it on the cvt. i'm 100% happy with the application of power and love the smoothness. I might be the only one but imo the cvt makes it fun to drive and easier to drive economically. especially compared to the business of an 8 or 9 speed.

 

[crv383]

^^^^Amen^^^^

 

[Wiley_11]

After 20 months of ownership, this is me every time I drive my EX-L.

 

[robbyg]

I agree with all the good points included in previous posts. Let me add that the driver's seat is very comfortable, I like being up higher above the road than in a regular sedan and I like all of the seat adjustments available. I only wish the seat would go back about two more inches for those of us taller drivers. Since the leg room in the back seat is so generous, I don't see why the driver's seat couldn't go back further. I also love connecting my iPhone to the USB port and using Apple Car Play.

It certainly could go back 2-4 more inches but I suspect the reason they don't do that has to do with either the Airbag or seat belt functionality in an accident.

Rob