HONDA CR V 2013 FULL REVIEW - CAR & DRIVING

Building goods that people need ought to be a fairly straightforward procedure. When it comes to cars, identify how people use their vehicles, how they want to use vehicles and build product to fit. Honda did exactly that with the CR-V. Despite huge commercial success, many sniped that the CR-V marked the suburbanisation of Honda, that a company once known for its radical and extreme engineering, for taking big risks and making headlines had somehow gone soft and middle-aged. Of course, it's not really true. Honda just became better attuned to the needs of its customers, realising that the sharpest-handling SUV was less of a draw than the SUV with the best crash protection, the slickest seating system, the best ride quality and the best record for reliability. The fourth generation CR-V debuted in early 2013 and here we run the rue over whether a used one makes the grade.

[@MuhammadAli-hr1bj]

Superb car, I've had two in as many decades.

[@danoalex2977]

The 2.4 185 hp USA version has impressive responsiveness

[@ceburockhead]

just bought a 2015 2WD AT petrol w 60,000 km run here in the Philippines @$12,000 USD , good as new , quiet, easy handling, wide space

[@volt8684]

As a lover of older french cars purely for the ride comfort in the uk awful roads. These crv are very comfy ride

[@cwoolcat]

Great review. Thank you!!

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

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[@johnbaldock6353]

Excellent Review.👍

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

Thanks!

[@MotorTorq_ZA]

0:22 D-Tec? What the hell where’s the V-Tech?

[@connashio1]

D Tec is the diesel

[@paulsikora5623]

a great review,i love the honda crv suv its the reliable family suv .

[@CarandDrivingCarReviews]

Thanks!