Well, you must not know anything about cars, especially Hondas. Yes, some of the things mentioned don't mean the vehicle is bad. However, he did mention the CVT transmission. In today's marketplace, new cars with CVTs can be expected to provide reliable operation up to about 100,000 miles. For most cars, overall reliability will be poorer than that expected with a conventional automatic or manual transmission. Also, Honda CRVs with 4 cylinders turbo charge have an issue with oil dilution. Honda has not fixed this issue for several years. This issue will cause carbon buildup on the valves in the motor. These two issues are enough to make the CRV not reliable in the long term.
Do you own the hybrid or the 1.5? Oil dilution, crack windsreen, constant tire noise, short live of the 12v batteries, electrical problem after driving in the rain, to carbon buildup in their Atkinson? Also the most stolen car *for their quite expensive parts.
To summarize: the 2024 Honda CR-V is an overpriced slug with good fuel economy and predicted reliability while being without any real standout features. RAV4 is far more powerful in most forms and has the best CVT in the market but before going out to buy one, please check out the Moose Test videos on the RAV4 first! Subaru Forester will be much more utilitarian and functional but loses bad on fuel economy and slightly on power when compared to the hybrid CR-V. Mazda CX-5 will be the driver's choice but will be slightly pricier base and fuel economy will suffer compared to all of the above. It also has the torsion bar rear suspension and least cushy ride.
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8-second 0 to 60 is mediocre? What vehicle segment is this, musclecars? Guess the kids can't be late for school and Church, that bad.
You don’t make sense, that vehicle is the most reliable in the market. I have no idea what the purpose of this video your food is burning off.
Well, you must not know anything about cars, especially Hondas. Yes, some of the things mentioned don't mean the vehicle is bad. However, he did mention the CVT transmission. In today's marketplace, new cars with CVTs can be expected to provide reliable operation up to about 100,000 miles. For most cars, overall reliability will be poorer than that expected with a conventional automatic or manual transmission. Also, Honda CRVs with 4 cylinders turbo charge have an issue with oil dilution. Honda has not fixed this issue for several years. This issue will cause carbon buildup on the valves in the motor. These two issues are enough to make the CRV not reliable in the long term.
Do you own the hybrid or the 1.5? Oil dilution, crack windsreen, constant tire noise, short live of the 12v batteries, electrical problem after driving in the rain, to carbon buildup in their Atkinson? Also the most stolen car *for their quite expensive parts.
Cr v is the best
So many cry babies in the comments
Finally, I don’t understand what you want to say about this car?
You can say that to your self all this you mention is not true you are been paid by Toyota to do this and this makes us love the crv more
Dumb...
To summarize: the 2024 Honda CR-V is an overpriced slug with good fuel economy and predicted reliability while being without any real standout features. RAV4 is far more powerful in most forms and has the best CVT in the market but before going out to buy one, please check out the Moose Test videos on the RAV4 first! Subaru Forester will be much more utilitarian and functional but loses bad on fuel economy and slightly on power when compared to the hybrid CR-V. Mazda CX-5 will be the driver's choice but will be slightly pricier base and fuel economy will suffer compared to all of the above. It also has the torsion bar rear suspension and least cushy ride.
As in sexual battery, no means no.
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Punk
Overpriced junk get a nissan half the price
yeah half the price for junk.