Pricey but...Finally a New Honda CR-V! First drive.

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  • Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
  • 2023 Honda CR-V is here, but is it any good?
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    2023 Honda CR-V TimeStamp:
    00:20 Intro for 2023 Honda CR-V Review
    00:34 Thanks to Orangeville Honda
    00:56 Exterior Review of the new CR-V
    02:36 CR-V Exterior changes and size
    03:50 New CR-V Trunk Specs
    06:10 Second Row Review
    08:03 CR-V First Row
    10:43 CR-V Driving Impressions
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  • @kckuc310
    @kckuc310 Год назад +92

    40k is the new 30k

    • @alxdava2004
      @alxdava2004 Год назад +3

      That's what you get when you impose ridiculous tech in the cars

    • @zphre7548
      @zphre7548 Год назад

      @@alxdava2004 inflation*

    • @Pollo3330
      @Pollo3330 3 месяца назад

      @@zphre7548 initiated

  • @jayc8456
    @jayc8456 Год назад +101

    As an owner of a 2020 CRV Sport I notice Honda has cut corners with this 2023 Sport. The 2020 has dual exhaust finishers, 12 way power drivers seat, leatherette/fabric seats, 19" rims. The 2023 doesn't get the exhaust finishers, has an 8 way power drivers seat and 18" wheels and the price has jumped from $35000 to $41000. I know vehicle prices have gone up a bit but $6000 increase and now with an interest rate of 6.39% that's crazy and definitely not an upgrade from the 2020.

    • @waynedarren
      @waynedarren Год назад

      Tat’s an insane interest rate

    • @amamiai
      @amamiai Год назад +6

      Not only a downgrade in features but also a downgrade in performance (according to Motortrend at least). What's worst is they're asking $49,000 for the hybrid, at that price point it is competing with their own RDX or even Lexus NX350h...

    • @oneszzzz
      @oneszzzz Год назад +2

      Yes, agree. 2020/2021 type is also more complete and has bigger panoramic roof than this.

    • @dhtango
      @dhtango Год назад

      this car crap gets more and more out of hand.

    • @TopVillain
      @TopVillain Год назад +3

      Supply chain issues has forced manufacturers to cut back on some features it’s really not a good time to buy a new car.

  • @kyron2092
    @kyron2092 Год назад +153

    Best looking CR-V ever if you ask me However, Honda dropped the ball with this by not offering tech and features the competition offers for less/ same price

    • @1011skarn
      @1011skarn Год назад +7

      I agree, I love the redesign, but the Hyundai Tucson is offering a TON, plus that redesign is also great, but for a lot less. If someone was GIVING me one, I'd take the CRV, but if Im paying, which I am, it's hard to beat the value of the Tucson.

    • @pihermoso11
      @pihermoso11 Год назад +6

      Why Honda CRV is outsold by all the other SUVs like Fortuner, Montero, MUX , Everest, even the Isuzu Alterra is that it is FWD while everyone else is at least a RWD or even AWD , I don't see the logic in an SUV being FWD, SUVs should be able to go long distance drives to the beach or in mountain roads, RWD and AWD is the only way to go for SUVs

    • @SolixTanaka
      @SolixTanaka Год назад +10

      @@pihermoso11 @pi hermoso you're overestimating what a majority of people use this for, which is for families and cargo space. Most people won't even use it for long trips or to travel to places where they'd need rwd. Fwd is gets better gas milage, has better traction in most weather conditions, takes up less space, and is cheaper to build. Many of those reasons are far more important to people over the perks of rwd. If you need awd, get a different vehicle. Plenty out there. The CRV is for the no frills commuter crowd.
      And you're also forgetting about brand loyalty, which still drives a lot of the market. The CRV is the oldest and most popular model of any car you mentioned and Honda has been historically far more reliable as a brand than any of those on your list.

    • @jamessephar9458
      @jamessephar9458 Год назад +2

      @@1011skarn But it's a freaking HYUNDAI! Honda anyday.

    • @IamMarkwei100
      @IamMarkwei100 Год назад

      @@pihermoso11 I think they intentionally provide different options to potential customers and they keep making it because people keep buying it, their reasons for buying a FWD SUV may be very different from yours.

  • @humanfirst11
    @humanfirst11 Год назад +2

    Yay promoting myself here yay yay!
    Anyway, I wanted to say that this crv looks like Kia Carens 😊

  • @backtoshallabal6662
    @backtoshallabal6662 Год назад +18

    Sam I love your race videos, but I love your car reviews even more! Clear, concise, and straight to the point.

  • @milaricarpenter2548
    @milaricarpenter2548 Год назад +6

    I appreciate your honesty when reviewing this Crv model. I agree with you, for the price it should be better equipped. I do like the hybrid sport touring I hope I can watch a test drive for that one soon. Thank you again. 👍

  • @jeffreydavis8826
    @jeffreydavis8826 Год назад +5

    Great review. On the plus side, all trims come with the updated Honda Sensing. On the minus side, no spare tire on hybrid trims ( you get something like a fix-a-flat kit).

  • @charlesjohnson2319
    @charlesjohnson2319 Год назад +111

    This brand new CR V looks way better than the last generation CR V in my opinion.

  • @altusheyns9620
    @altusheyns9620 Год назад +15

    A beautiful car, very clean inside and outside. Would be a great family vehicle. And will definitely keep good value

  • @stephenwinter8892
    @stephenwinter8892 Год назад +2

    Greetings from southern Ontario Canada I really enjoyed the video

  • @misaelespino8229
    @misaelespino8229 Год назад +1

    Me gusto la forma tan honesta de evaluar un producto, me sirve de referencia! Me suscribo a tu canal, Gracias

  • @afzalshaikh2128
    @afzalshaikh2128 Год назад +32

    Your review is bang on. I expected more for this price and it seems Honda cheaper out. Always appreciate your unbiased reviews that are realistic and practical.

    • @lpete531
      @lpete531 Год назад +1

      But it's reliability is not compromise

    • @janoycresnova9156
      @janoycresnova9156 Год назад +9

      @@lpete531 Honda's reliability has been in a free fall the last 10 years. Look up all the engine oil issues current gen has. It's absolutely a compromise.

    • @davidh2732
      @davidh2732 Год назад +1

      @@janoycresnova9156 Agreed. I used to be a Honda guy and my family owned Hondas for my entire life. After that earth dreams engine and noticing how many more issues they started having in the early 2010s, I am no longer a fanboy lol. Reliability lol, Toyota has taken that and remains that king. But I can’t bring myself to buy a Toyota because they’re such plain, boring cars. Bought myself an M340i and never looked back 😂

    • @lpete531
      @lpete531 Год назад +1

      @@janoycresnova9156 look it up, I can walk in my garage, I have three Hondas and a Goldwing and never had one bit of oil and engine issues! My Accord has 175k miles with no issues, so their reputation is still a staple in the car industry. Toyota, Honda and who is your choice?

    • @GBraidi78
      @GBraidi78 Год назад

      @@davidh2732 Toyota will have issues as well, trust me lol!

  • @paultrottier2860
    @paultrottier2860 Год назад +2

    Last Gen CRV shifter consol used to push on my knee and was very uncomfortable. Glad to see they changed it

  • @hachiroku7443
    @hachiroku7443 Год назад

    We liked so much our CRV since 2005 SE 2.4cylinder its very reliable and no hiccups ,we only have few replacement parts in suspension and regular change oil and break rotor and oads which are nirmal wear and tear. Its still rolling today for almkst 18yrs now with 162K miles on it🎉 . We got new MDX Aspec ‘22 and hoping it was relaible as the old one. The one we liked in our CRV is the front fascia wiphic is more pointy downward and long hood which is so different from the succesor generations. Everytime we park it you won’t notice that it was an old model and it was black which add the prestige color to it. I was planning to machine polish it by spring and ceramic coat it myself later on to guve him a good treat👌

  • @babogatae
    @babogatae Год назад +4

    He made a great point here. Toyota and Honda seem to be asking for more money despite offering less in terms of materials, features, and specifications that have remained unchanged or even worsened over the years. It's frustrating, as it feels like they may be taking advantage of their North American market share and customer loyalty.

  • @mohjoes
    @mohjoes Год назад

    Eyval dadash. Hamishe top bashi. Much love

  • @VirayAD
    @VirayAD Год назад

    Hi, thanks for sharing this video.
    By any chance, do you have also for the All New Honda Brio 2023?

  • @danialk8387
    @danialk8387 Год назад

    Good and honest review.Thanks

  • @SubhamoyGhoshBabu
    @SubhamoyGhoshBabu Год назад

    Amazing video. As a Honda City 2020 owner, I am planning now to get a CRV.
    By the way, love the watch, may I ask which one is it ?

  • @MrValaras
    @MrValaras Год назад +1

    Please fix the sound levels, change the mic’s location, and ditch the music. Love your videos

  • @housbinpharteen7445
    @housbinpharteen7445 Год назад

    in the rear trunk there is that floor that hides the spare tire ... you can move that up to that extra notch so it becomes level with the rest of the trunk....

  • @goni274
    @goni274 Год назад +6

    When I put this together in a Word doc it was in paragraph form so sorry it looks mushed up.
    A few thoughts on the new Honda 2023 CRV and this review.
    POTENTIAL BUYERS READ THIS AND MAKE SURE YOU READ THE LAST PART. SPOILER ALERT. IT, THE FINAL PRICE IS NOT GOOD!

    First off a nice review Sam. I like your straightforward approach and calling it as you see, think and feel it. I.e. Your thoughts on pricing I agree! We’ll get to that shortly.
    Oh and on design the front pillars are moved back and are thinner for better visibility. It is an improvement.
    After some reading on this vehicle and test driving the EX-L yesterday actually, here are some thoughts.
    “JUST THE FACTS MAME,” will follow. Don’t ask. Well a famous saying from the old “Dragnet,” TV series of the 50’s! Who is old? I have my memory lol!
    **Price and options and Why?? A NEED TO KNOW. YUP READERS YOU NEED TO KNOW SOME OF THIS!! Sam you mentioned bank interest loans are up, way up & then mentioned the high price for the “Sport!” Honda most likely I am thinking priced their new CRV in early 2022 at the latest but hate to say it, the prices they came up with are worse than you think.
    Why might the prices be up?
    1. It’s a new design. Prices always go up.
    2. Because of the chip shortage we all know, there is a supply demand issue going on with leverage to Honda and dealers to put prices up on new and used sales! Leverage Honda and the dealers. Here is a good example. I was told at the dealership that the 2023 EX-L I drove yesterday had gone up $3000 from the previous year. Wow! Crazy wow!
    In Canada the list from Honda Canada web site at (Honda.ca) on the 2023 “Sport” is as mentioned $41,490. LAST YEAR the 2022 CRV “Sport,” WAS $38,170 an increase of
    $3,320.00.
    On the “EX-L,” it’s $43,390 for the 2023. Last year it was $39,970 a price increase of $3,420. Yikes!
    *** THERE IS HOPE IN MUDVILLE HOWEVER! Considerations on whether to pay “THE” NEW PRICES.
    Positives to buy or not:
    1. You most likely are getting a reliable vehicle, hence fewer repairs BUT it is the first of the model year so consider that too!
    2. Resale will be up there with Toyotas because of Honda’s reliability.
    If you trade, your trade will be worth more, a lot more than you think. Mine went up $4000 from a year ago. So that offsets the increase some of this new pricing from Honda on their cars. Dealers will tell you they can’t move down on their list prices on the new vehicles. Mostly correct but they sure are milking the chip shortage and all that it entails. They will however have no trouble making a ton of profit selling your trade so don’t settle for their first offer on your trade. LEVERAGE YOU! So leverage them on the new car price, leverage you on your trade. I would even say a greater leverage you because they the dealers are reselling your trade and making $3000-5000 in some cases in profit. I say keep some of that for yourself. No keep a lot. Their profit margin on the new purchase price even at list is marginal and nothing like they will make on your trade. So keep that in mind. Leverage you on your trade value!
    3. Lastly if people want or worse need a vehicle we know they will pay.
    Odds and sods:
    *The “Sport” in Canada does not come in a hybrid. If you see “Sport Hybrid” on line, it is one sold only in the States. At least that is what my Canadian dealer told me yesterday.
    *The beautiful Red “CRV EX-L,” with that snazzy white interior YOU CAN’T get in Canada apparently as well. Darn. I would go for that one. The Red only comes in the "Sport," Canadian “non-hybrid,” with black seats though not white.
    *Hey Sam there are no cooled seats in the “EX-L” either, nor Nav! Go figure. The back seats in the "EX-L" are heated however.
    * Both the “Sport” and “EX-L” come with a heated steering wheel! Hey it’s Canada eh!
    NOW SOME MORE PRICING NEWS. GET YOUR PENCILS OUT CLASS.
    Both of the prices listed at “Honda.ca,” for the 2023 “Sport

  • @ratneshpatil5986
    @ratneshpatil5986 Год назад +11

    1. The cargo bed does move up, it is a feature to be able to move down to make more room. Carried over from 5th gen.
    2. The rear seat fold levers are by cargo lights as well. The over seat levers are to be used when doing it from second row doors.

    • @hamidmghazi
      @hamidmghazi Год назад +3

      There is no levers in the trunk in this generation !

    • @josephcavin2480
      @josephcavin2480 Год назад

      No rear seat fold levers on the sides of the cargo area, as there were in the previous generation.

    • @DimitarDobrinov
      @DimitarDobrinov Год назад

      That is exactly what I thought - the bed seem like it should move up and make the floor one level

  • @sicboi
    @sicboi Год назад

    Great review and video! Pity about the anti-semitic shoes though lol

  • @josebonilla5726
    @josebonilla5726 Год назад +10

    An AWD 2.0T CRV would be crazy
    Only thing I’d change is the 1.5 but the rest is simplistic and modern

    • @robc7429
      @robc7429 Год назад +3

      Absolutely need a 2.0T variant of the CRV paired to that 10 speed also from the Accord 😢 only in our dreams i guess lol

    • @no9254me
      @no9254me Год назад +3

      That’s called an Acura

    • @josebonilla5726
      @josebonilla5726 Год назад +2

      @xtac you’re right I just wish it came with the new Honda body and simplicity

    • @no9254me
      @no9254me Год назад +2

      @@josebonilla5726 they know how to nickel and dime us

    • @davevolz6138
      @davevolz6138 Год назад

      @@no9254me And its doggy. Hust drove one

  • @eligaller9190
    @eligaller9190 Год назад

    I drive the 2007 2.2 (140hp/340Nm@2krpm) diesel, it has now approx. 262k kilometers and i had absolutly no issues with this car, only normal maintenance altough i change oil more often and better quality than honda demands. Now for the next car i think about this new honda or a mazda cx-60 as an alternative because i dont like small turbocharged engines.

  • @dariusjohnson5876
    @dariusjohnson5876 Год назад +5

    I've had my 2017 CR-V for 4 years now. I love my CR-V it works great it drives great everything about it is great. 😊

    • @kisormarkandu7403
      @kisormarkandu7403 Год назад

      My 2017 CR-V got stolen 3 months ago😭just got the 2023 one

    • @dariusjohnson5876
      @dariusjohnson5876 Год назад +1

      @@kisormarkandu7403 Oh that's terrible glad you got a new one.

    • @carlosgil4248
      @carlosgil4248 Год назад

      @@kisormarkandu7403 and do you like this one better? Than the 2017

    • @sakah9
      @sakah9 Год назад

      @@kisormarkandu7403 do u live in Canada?

    • @kisormarkandu7403
      @kisormarkandu7403 Год назад

      @@carlosgil4248 imo the old one had more power than this one

  • @MrPchubare
    @MrPchubare Год назад +2

    Agree with pricing issue. 44,000$ CAD for EX-L vs $38,000 CAD for RAV4 XLE Premium. And, for 6,000$ less you get a proper 2.5L engine and 8 speed transmission! What does Honda thinking about!!!??
    And to make matters worst, here in Ottawa, Dow Honda dealer told me I have to pay extra 4,000$ stealership fees (rust protection device + sales fees) if I want to get one soon. Or else, I will have to wait for over a year to get one. That makes it 55,000$ out the door!! Maan, this is insane for the car that does not even have ventilated seats or round view monitor. Better off getting a new Venza XLE Hybrid for the same price!

  • @vegasnative6394
    @vegasnative6394 Год назад

    Enjoyed the video…love Canadians!

  • @jamiecraswell9368
    @jamiecraswell9368 Год назад +2

    We have a 2011 crv and the rear seats don’t fold flat either so no change there !

  • @Zeppelin512
    @Zeppelin512 Год назад +7

    I’ve watched multiple 2023 CRV reviews and this is probably the most honest. Everyone else was so hyped with the newest model. Thank you!

    • @IvanRossS
      @IvanRossS Год назад

      You have to understand the biggest part play is the price.... and if you in Canada you screwed. I'm in United States and it will worth it !! Fully loaded hybrid 40k

    • @Zeppelin512
      @Zeppelin512 Год назад

      @@IvanRossS And this review is basically saying it’s not worth the price. Other brands give you more value for money so i do understand.

  • @chico73lanthier10
    @chico73lanthier10 Год назад

    I had a 2021 base awd crv and hated the seat comfort. I bought a 2023 crv sport and I love it. for me, total different feeling when driving. I could have bought a kia or a hyundai but in 6-7 years from now when my CRV will still be great to drive, i strongly believe that my crv will definitely be worth more if I decide to trade it in.

  • @CCPvirus141
    @CCPvirus141 Год назад +3

    damn, the ride looks clean.

  • @BRYANFE1
    @BRYANFE1 Год назад +1

    Great Review but especially GREAT shoes!

  • @khafrebevins3025
    @khafrebevins3025 Год назад +4

    In the US we’re not getting the LX trim

  • @azhardmpnt1983
    @azhardmpnt1983 Год назад

    Planning to buy Hyundai tucson 2.0 diesel with 186hp/400torque or Honda crv 1.5 gasoline with 190hp/179torque? What do you think is the best for its price? Tucson is very tempting because of its features & strong engine for its price. While Crv’s new agressive design and ofcourse the reputation of its reliability is it worth it?

  • @pkhuynh84
    @pkhuynh84 Год назад +1

    Black one look so nice 😍

  • @darrenmott
    @darrenmott Год назад

    I love how they put the tail lights from the Honda Fit on THIS CRV.

  • @musazakaria5222
    @musazakaria5222 Год назад

    which do you prefer between CRV and RAV4

  • @alop7320
    @alop7320 Год назад

    Which is faster the 1.5t or the hybrid ?

  • @matthewcheung5136
    @matthewcheung5136 Год назад

    but is it fuel saving like a hybrid or powerful like electric?

  • @lyly2.03
    @lyly2.03 Год назад

    Your supposed to flip over the spare tire cover and slot it back in different which makes the load floor flatter with the seats down. This can be seen in other crv reviews

  • @dancheung2914
    @dancheung2914 Год назад

    Hey, thanks for the review! Where did you get that beautiful watch band? I’d love to get it for my Breitling Superocean. Thanks

  • @zachf355
    @zachf355 Год назад +1

    Honda states "CR-V" stands for "Comfortable Runabout Vehicle,"[3][4][5] while the term "Compact Recreational Vehicle" is used in a British car review article that was republished by Honda, associating the model name with the Sports Utility Vehicle abbreviation of SU-V.

  • @nollihD
    @nollihD Год назад

    A SUV Accord. I love it. Great review 🙌

  • @markpappalardo377
    @markpappalardo377 Год назад +1

    Hey Sam. Do you plan on doing a review for the new Dodge Hornet?

  • @thebarak
    @thebarak Год назад

    I have the previous CR-V with "leather". You are not missing much as it is actually all vinyl except for a narrow strip of questionable leather down the middle of each seat. The cloth option is better.

  • @cadillacnational7539
    @cadillacnational7539 Год назад +1

    Simplistic design inside and out. Like Honda’s design language. Not gimicky, straight forward you know what you are getting when you get a Honda.

    • @2004cyrus
      @2004cyrus Год назад

      Hard to defend cheap cost cutting

  • @richardmorse5307
    @richardmorse5307 8 месяцев назад

    I have to add that that design of the new 2023 CR V is such an improvement over the 2017-2022 model that its price increase makes it worth it. The height difference between the folded rear seats and the cargo area if I’m seeing it correctly are close to a deal breaker. Compare Honda’s price with the competition and it’s close and consider resale value. One Honda dealer told me their new cars in fall of 2023 sell in just 2 days vs 13 days for used. Wow!

  • @mohammadin3507
    @mohammadin3507 Год назад

    8:41 I don't see sport mode. also, in the Honda US website there is only 3 drive modes mentioned - normal, econ, snow

  • @brettsuddreth5171
    @brettsuddreth5171 Год назад +5

    The cargo piece covering the spare comes out and will move up, to align and make completely flat

    • @cedricyoung4974
      @cedricyoung4974 Год назад +2

      🤦🏾‍♂️ why put out a review not knowing this very important info? Lazy! Seems like he just got the vehicle and started filming.

    • @1104kdd
      @1104kdd Год назад +1

      I don't think so. The outgoing model did that but I don't think this does. Could be wrong. Also odd they ditched the handy seat levers at the back.

    • @richardmorse5307
      @richardmorse5307 8 месяцев назад

      I agree about the levers to release the back seats being gone a disappointment.

  • @rikinshah3552
    @rikinshah3552 Год назад

    Love the Yeezy sneakers you are wearing ❤

  • @24cupsandcounting
    @24cupsandcounting Год назад +5

    This is the best review I have seen to date. I agree with you that Honda fell way short based on what they are charging for this vehicle. I own a 2022 CRV and I am on a relatively short lease and I will not be buying the new model. I am interested in the Hyundai Tuscon based on bang for the bunch and in my opinion, the Hyundai is a much nicer driving vehicle.

  • @gerardorivera9471
    @gerardorivera9471 Год назад

    What about the spare tire on hybrid versión ???

  • @knowledgeishere5072
    @knowledgeishere5072 Год назад

    @sam car legion. Which do you prefer between the CR-V, Tucson and Sportage?

  • @Davidityourself
    @Davidityourself Год назад

    nice car, absolutely stunning. also nice yeezys i wear the same ones as dad shoes

  • @alengreen589
    @alengreen589 Год назад +2

    It´s a very good modern 2023 modell year Honda SUV.

  • @jlcaldera1994
    @jlcaldera1994 6 месяцев назад +1

    There is still a markup. Insane

  • @SpiderBoyJohn
    @SpiderBoyJohn Год назад +1

    Gimble and a new sound editor please.. that noise when your showing prices😮

  • @AnilPatel-ch2sf
    @AnilPatel-ch2sf Год назад +1

    I'm looking to buy the Hybrid and agree what you are saying with the options, i don't want to go to the Touring hybrid's price point, what Hybrid SUV would be a better option?

  • @ivanpavlov2458
    @ivanpavlov2458 Год назад +1

    Neat, good looking car!

  • @techocrazy
    @techocrazy Год назад +1

    Does it still have a lane watch camera? If not then Honda owners will find it difficult to adjust since their previous cars had them.

    • @2004cyrus
      @2004cyrus Год назад

      No that went had gone bye bye in all of their cars

  • @Techtalkshortcut1995
    @Techtalkshortcut1995 Год назад

    Most desirable CR-V , I JUST LOVED IT ❤️

  • @balistab1125
    @balistab1125 Год назад +1

    Looks like every new Honda is just a Civic in different sizes

  • @CU08
    @CU08 Год назад +1

    I really wish they would offer the 2.0T in the CR-V. I "upgraded" to an Acura RDX for that very purpose and it sucks. Totally not worth the upcharge. Wish I could have this exact car with more power under the hood.

  • @antonroux6737
    @antonroux6737 Год назад +2

    How does the interior cabin noise compare to other cars like the Subaru Outback which is relatively quiet?

    • @SamCarLegion
      @SamCarLegion  Год назад +2

      Much better - Outback is louder

    • @antonroux6737
      @antonroux6737 Год назад +2

      @@SamCarLegion Wow that's great to know. It must then be much quieter than a Honda Civic too, right?

    • @SamCarLegion
      @SamCarLegion  Год назад +1

      A little bit yes!

    • @antonroux6737
      @antonroux6737 Год назад

      @@SamCarLegion thanks, that's helpful!

  • @joseb9719
    @joseb9719 Год назад +1

    Love the honesty on this guy 👌 does great car reviews.

  • @paulotoole1508
    @paulotoole1508 Год назад +1

    Eco mode is just a marketing tool I have tested it on my 2014 Civic and it makes little if no difference with gas consumption.

  • @eblue2007
    @eblue2007 Год назад

    What about the Renault Koleos 2023 vs CR-V 2023?

  • @dukmahsik
    @dukmahsik Год назад

    Wish we can combine mazda looks and driving dynamics, honda reliability and praticality, and hyundai tech

  • @Eastsi9e
    @Eastsi9e Год назад +3

    Imagine a CRV type R

  • @binyaminshimovich9393
    @binyaminshimovich9393 Год назад +3

    Great review. It is very expensive car for what you getting.

  • @bvma_boy
    @bvma_boy Год назад

    Looks so good 👍 Sadly the euro version looks very bad compared to this.

  • @mrxyz2k
    @mrxyz2k Год назад +1

    For hot-climate countries, Honda for seats should rather Heat Ventilation over Warming.

  • @AravindPH333
    @AravindPH333 Год назад

    Transmission?

  • @ZLy916
    @ZLy916 Год назад +4

    Honda is getting way too expensive for what you get. Not to mention that 1.5 liter turbo engine w cvt known to have oil dilution. Current 5th Gen owner here, not going to get a Honda for next car. There are other brands that are more competitive for the price.

  • @kentech878
    @kentech878 Год назад

    What about 2023 honda CRV phev
    Any news about it

  • @gryg666
    @gryg666 Год назад

    I'm waiting for it to arrive in Europe, to make a test drive and order it :)

  • @vezyrvezyr8165
    @vezyrvezyr8165 Год назад +2

    I have been waiting for it to be available for sale, but I am a little disappointed. The interior looks much cheaper comparing to how it was shown in pre-release video. It might be just me, but it actually looks very cheap and basic. I will wait till next year, plus Mazda cx70 and cx90 are coming out and they are a strong second alternative to the CR-V.

  • @ninowmv
    @ninowmv Год назад

    Okay, love it, but....did they fix the flaw of the Radar Unit's location, therefore it's ease of theft.

  • @TT-mq8yy
    @TT-mq8yy Год назад +3

    Multi Level Cargo floor is available on the 2023, you just needed to lift the cargo floor and it sits flush. Honda wanted to give the option of more height for cargo

    • @josephcavin2480
      @josephcavin2480 Год назад

      Sadly, still not quite flush, like the previous generation.

  • @AidenLeeyong
    @AidenLeeyong Год назад +1

    What is the color of the car?

  • @adamesd3699
    @adamesd3699 Год назад

    Good review and some really interesting points. But may I suggest a different sound/chime when you are emphasizing points, price, etc? The current chime is a bit like metallic chalk on metallic blackboard.
    The CRV (at least in the US) is missing a 360 degree camera and ventilated front seats. Not available even as options on any trim level, though available in other markets (China, for example).
    Not sure why, but Honda’s prices in Canada are really high. This is odd since Honda produces a lot of vehicles in Canada, so they don’t have the tariffs excuse.

  • @tyrinjoyce
    @tyrinjoyce Год назад

    I love my CR-V Sport Hybrid ❤️‍🔥

  • @KayroKunoGaming
    @KayroKunoGaming Год назад

    why did they make the rear lights go up, makes it look like a Volvo c60

  • @goni274
    @goni274 Год назад +1

    I would be remise to add to my comments that follow this one. Sam in your review mentioned if you want a 2023 CRV Hybrid it will come in at $48,890. Again as mentioned in the comments next THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE $1950 FOR FREIGHT IN CANADA. SO, $48890 becomes $52,742,13, Now add GST and PST in most provinces at 12%
    Total then is: $52,742,13 + $6329.05 (12% taxes) = $59,071.18.
    Should you buy that "Hybrid" over the CRV "EX-L" which comes in at a total after taxes of $51837 WHICH IS $7234.18 less than the Hybrid.
    So how many years of driving a the Hybrid will it take in gas savings to recoup that $7234.18. Hard to say cause of varables. Many estinates say six (6) or more years. If you battery dies soon after what is that cost. I have heard everything from $7000 to $15000. I am guessing less then ten thousands. I believe Toyota warrantees their batteries for ten years. I am not sure what it is for Honda.
    So do you want that Hybrid or not. The horse power is more in it but I am unclear when that kicks in if the electric drive goes to regular gas engine at what speed 30 K?? I think you might like the power of the Hybrid. I would but not at that extra cost.
    Read my comments next for insight.
    Go Ni

  • @izuanali3750
    @izuanali3750 11 месяцев назад

    No 360 camera?

  • @waynedarren
    @waynedarren Год назад

    Jack of all trades

  • @ronniejuayno9679
    @ronniejuayno9679 Год назад

    Gonna buy this crv used for taxi in ny

  • @Nzrd83
    @Nzrd83 Год назад +1

    is it the Crv getting small or the man are giant?

  • @willpeterson2992
    @willpeterson2992 Год назад +1

    Hey Sam 🇦🇱! How about a comparison between Honda CRV and another brand, stretch range! You look at the same classes to see who is economical, comfortable for long distances, etc.

  • @CheapRick
    @CheapRick Год назад

    The greenhouse glad looks like a Tiguan from the side

  • @mohdaffandiariffinmohdazma3283

    Isnt it supposed to be Comfortable Runabout Vehicle?

  • @jeffgnoix3
    @jeffgnoix3 Год назад

    Needs fog lights to complete the look. If they add it to next year's model, I'm getting one.

  • @janakramchiary
    @janakramchiary Год назад

    Wish they launch it in India a very big honda fan

  • @zavomika8306
    @zavomika8306 Год назад

    Why this has a spare and. Accord ?

  • @gentlemanjack2477
    @gentlemanjack2477 Год назад +1

    Overall I like the new design but the rear end tail light design and interior infotainment / dashboard leaves a lot to be desired. Not worth 40k+ for the hybrid / sport versions. Might as well just buy a luxury brand at that price.

  • @krabes8613
    @krabes8613 Год назад

    The old CR-V is as pleasing to look at as the 99 Dodge Grand Caravan. Thank god this looks decent.

  • @Slim1986
    @Slim1986 Год назад

    Honda always plays it safe. That could be good or bad

  • @clarks2001
    @clarks2001 Год назад +2

    They should put in the Type R motor, and lower this down a few inches. It would be sick.

    • @RTI_MD
      @RTI_MD Год назад +3

      It's called Acura, RDX

    • @clarks2001
      @clarks2001 Год назад

      @@RTI_MD yes and no. Same motor but short a bit on power and also, the new CR-V would look pretty sweet lowered some. Can’t get the lowered CR-V look on a RDX.

    • @chrisrobles2012
      @chrisrobles2012 Год назад

      @@clarks2001 , what are you taking about? The RDX has already been modified to be lowered/slammed, blacked out , flat black, bright colors, big wheels, and also tuned with ktuned and/or JB4 to be more than the out of the box 274 horsepower.

    • @clarks2001
      @clarks2001 Год назад

      @@chrisrobles2012 in the aftermarket, Yes, you’re correct. But there are folks who want something from the factory that’s been slightly lowered, and 306hp because ya know….warranty. I’d like something daily driver that has some grunt, and some practicality. I have a toy to mod so a reliable daily that’s got some good power, looks and warranty is just fine for me.