Thanks AutoPark Honda for letting me film. Visit www.autoparkhonda.com to view inventory. And I did make a video mistake...these paddle shifters are used to control the amount of brake regeneration and not used like traditional car paddle shifters. Sorry for my mistake. Thanks for watching! Jeff
I finally got mine, but it's AWD, and i love driving it so much! Very smooth ride! The trunk is big enough for a stroller and more! The doors open wide enough, so it's easier to load and unload baby's car seat or just buckling them in! The sounds on the key fob and the dials for the air make a satisfying clicking sound!! The red is sparkly in the sun. I just love it so much. Shout out to Fred Anderson Honda Greenville, SC!!!
This is same car I bought last month - a 2024 Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport -L in Radiant Red. I have bought about 15 cars in my 74 trips around the sun. So far this one takes first prize. One of the “features” that stands out for me is how extremely quiet it is in both gas and electric modes. And of course the low mpg is nice. I have been averaging about 36.6 and have gotten as high as 41.3 in town. I know it’s early, but so far it has been a real pleasure to drive this car. This will likely be the last car I’ll own and I’m glad I saved the best for last!
I'm very interested in getting a Touring trim. I was wondering if you used the heated seats. My wife has a problem with her back, and this feature is very important. Does the heat come on quickly and is the intensity strong if you want it? Thanks
@@markg6605 We love the seats heated as we both have bad backs. after awhile the heat goes lower but you don't notice it. My wife has the 2024 Sports Touring Hybrid, we have had it since July 2023.
I got the 2024 Hybrid Sport Touring in Nov 23. I took it camping to the Tetons this past summer. Four adults, one car seat, a tent, and all of our camping supplies fit into the car. I was amazed! I spent $155 for a roundtrip from Denver, CO to Jackson, WY and that included driving around from Jackson, to the Tetons, and Yellowstone. I love my hybrid sport touring.
You forgot a great feature. Auto bright lights on a dark road. When another car shows up, the lights dim again. Awesome feature. Unfortunately, there is no HomeLink.
I have the same trim in gray.Its practical,great mpg’s ,roomy & great get up & go. First mod I did was add a second OEM horn ,the one horn is pretty pathetic but now I honk with the big boys 🙌🏾
CORRECTION: The "Paddle Shifters" are used to adjust the rate of battery re-charge/regenation. Left padle is increase, right is decrease. You will feel the rate of regernative resistance when you take your foot off the gas. The paddles do not shift gears. The CRV-Hybrids have e-cvt type transmissions - no shifting gears. You will hear pseudo shift sounds from the speakers on hard accellerarion in the Normal driving mode which are much much louder in Sport mode. I have had a 2024 CRV Hybrid Sport Touring for six months with zero regrets!
I really appreciate you saying this. I honestly didn’t know. I’ve been doing some research and you’re absolutely correct. I regret that I screwed up that part of the video. I’ll probably end up making a separate video about it exclusively. I really appreciate you being part of my channel. You helped me today.
Glad you have enjoyed it. Ours top teir has been in the shop for a lot of problems. The sensors is the worst issue and now the steering. We have 14k miles on it and like it at first but if you live anywhere like the northern states the sensors are garbage. Also the inside weight once you go above 800 lbs all the sensors shut off.
I have the 2024 sport touring hybrid. I love it. Just a few comments: I wish the mirrors automatically moved when changing between the two driver settings. It would also be nice for the side mirrors to go down when in reverse. I also think this top of the line model should have had the windshield display and 360 camera. I also think the steering wheel should have more adjustment range. I did find the seats were very stiff and uncomfortable when it was new but now they’re broken in and just fine. And agree we need a spare tire. Other than that, I love it.
I own a 2025 Sport Touring which is very similar. A few improvements I suggest for Honda: (1) program an option for analog temperature, oil pressure and tachometer instead of idiot lights and nonsensical power meter, (2) car seems to over-rev and struggle on steep grades which may be a function of the eCVT programming, (3) the automatic lift gate using your foot seldom works probably because the sensor gets dirty quickly, (4) center consul and glove box are really flimsy for a top level trim package, (5) add fog lights that were on earlier models, (6) include the luggage/cargo cover on top trims as in earlier models, (7) include a larger car battery such as the size included in Canadian models as the tiny US battery will likely not last more than a couple of years, (8) update manual to discuss vacuum pump inside the fuel evaporation leakage check module (ELCM) that comes on several hours after parking, (9) add a better oil dipstick where the driver can easily see the oil level on the stick - the plastic markers are crap, (10) add a fuel cap instead of the silly plastic seal on the cover and in the filker opening that will likely fall apart.
I have one of this CR-V Hybrid Sport, it's has a great style SUV with all the features you need, specially the Honda sensing features to keep you safe. It's roomy and has great mileage.
I love the exterior look, wish they had offered the option for the panoramic sunroof and ventilated and heated seat for drivers and rear passengers. The chrome window trims need to go too. its a great car overall.
Why did Honda Exclude Ventilateed Seats ?? Heated yes, but not ventilated or cooling !. Honda should also have included a power /electric Steering Wheel adjustment. I would OPT for The AWD Hybrid Sport Touring model.
I have a non hybrid right now and love it ❤ I went to take a test drive in the hybrid and was almost ready to sign on the dotted line. What stopped me? That there is no spare! They have some type of chemical to hold you over until you can get to a place to buy a new tire. Well my son bought a hybrid and his tire blew out on his way home and the goop doesn’t work if your tire blows up! It took us almost 3 hours to get a tow truck to come out. Had the car come with a tire, he could have just changed the tire. They could have added the tire to the back door like the RAV 4, I had one of those before too. Not sure I will buy a hybrid just for that reason, we shall see what happens. That was very disappointing to me.
Agree. Had I known... but such is life. I will buy a spare. It will take up room but gives me peace of mind. Last car had three flats around the city over 7 years. Can't imagine how I'd feel if that car had no spare.
What they didn’t tell us when we bought ours is it doesn’t come with spare tire and Honda doesn’t carry a spare tire. We had to buy one and it was over $500. Also, it doesn’t fit in tire area so it takes up valuable cargo space
@@AutoJeffReviews Jeff, It is not just the RAV4 with interior issues. Did you realize the Prius has a longer wheelbase with more rear seat legroom than the Corolla Cross? No wonder the HR-V trounces the Cross in rear seat accommodation. Toyota needs to get their act together or big-boned, long-legged car shoppers are going to go elsewhere. 🤨
You mentioned setting up Sirius XM radio; however, the Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport model (with the seven-inch display) does not have the capability to get Sirius XM. When I bought the car, the Honda dealer failed to mention that, even though I mentioned Sirius XM twice to him. So if Sirius is important to someone, then they should buy the next model up, with the nine-inch display. Had I known this, it would have affected my decision to buy this model. It really spoiled the entire car-buying experience for me, even though I like the car otherwise.
I really liked your video. I'm very interested in getting a Touring trim. I was wondering if you tried the heated seats. My wife has a problem with her back, and this feature is very important. Does the heat come on quickly and is the intensity strong if you want it? Thanks
Are the window features shown at the start of the video standard across all trim levels of the CR-V and do these features exist on the 2024 Toyota RAV4 as well? Also, do the rear seats in the CR-V slide forward and backwards, or is it fixed? The new RAV4's do not let you slide the rear seats, unlike the earlier generations. Thank you!
I have the 2024 Limited and I do like it. It rides great. Good gas mileage (24 city, 28 hwy). However, my daughter has a 2016 HR-V and has a far better back up camera system that shows right turn cam and overhead cam. Also, what’s up with the one tone horn?? I had to buy an after market kit with a low hz horn and wiring harness. Embarrassing to beep this horn. I think Honda missed it with those few features including lack of Homelink. Almost Honda, almost.
Sorry this model doesn’t have wireless Apple Play. :( You need the top trim. We bought the 2024 CRV EX-L for the following reasons. - wireless Apple play - drivers side memory buttons for 2 drivers - power lift gate - leather seats - wireless charging
Only the top trim with the 9 inch screen supports wireless Apple Play. :( We end up with the 2024 CRV EX-L because of this. - wireless Apple play - memory selections buttons for 2 drivers - wireless changing - leather seats
Literally just got back home from driving my mum's. Pearl white, 24 plate. That sport mode makes it sound like an absolute weapon. Silent startup makes it perfect for sneaking it off the drive at night 😁
@@WesleyHutcheson I drove both the crv and the rav 4, ended up buying the crv because it drove better and quieter and it did not have $5000 in dealer add ons like most toyotas.
I’m going to have to check this out in person. I need to see if my husbands electric wheelchair will fit in the cargo area and see if my 16 year old 6”4 son can sit in the back without his legs cramping up…it’s looking promising.
Hello, I dare a few observations, 5th generation 4th year. The fuel consumption is intended between the driver's head and his right legs with the use of recuperation paddles. I had the opportunity to ride for a while (2024) and I would summarize it in a few small notes. In today's heat ventilation of seats, it is not as intense as I would have imagined; I do not know whether the intensity can be set. Furthermore, I was amazed that the passengers could not adapt their seat as much as the driver. In 5. Ogeneration it was possible to set the armrest and often use it for longer routes. Damage. I did not find out what the sunroof is for when Honda has air conditioning. I would expect a greater suppression under the front wheels, the noise is somewhat larger. They could better adapt the compartment to recharge your mobile, as the cell phone runs in the corner. See how quite practically they created and entered the lower part of the car; On the back is already a hole that will suffer especially in winter (I mean part from the rear axle). Otherwise, I finally praise the practical rear safety belts that can be set as much as the front. I also praise the possibility to set the position of the rear seats. It is a pity that the rear passengers cannot separately adjust the positioning bench position. I still remembered the heated steering wheel, which is only on temperament and not of heating. Heating seems to understand that I could set the heating temperature as in the seats. I praise that someone has finally remembered that in the trunk people not only carry their suitcases on holiday, but for over a year they are made shopping, and in the masters that can at least be attached. The last observation is that it is not possible to regulate the air conditioning in the front. If the passenger does not want to play cold air on himself, he is simply unlucky. Either the driver is baked, or the passenger arrives "frozen" or with a barley grain. I think it could be different at the price of the car. It's just my observation, I know that other owners don't mind these things and don't solve them. For me, I will wait for the CR-V hybrid 7. generation, (year 2025-2026) what it will bring.
I have this car, just a few things i do not like. 1. The beep when the doors lock. Id prefer a honk as in busy places you can hardly hear it. 2. When remote start is used make the lights stay on so when your inside a building you know it has started. A better rnte would be great as well. 3. Why the bump from the seats to the trunk? When loading a sams club load of groceries it is in the way and makes a tight packing hard.
@Chiroman527 Yeah, & it's in all models. Civic, accord, hrv & on. VERY cheap on Hondas part. There are some 3rd party you can buy & add yourself, but I'm not mechanical so hord for me to do it
What I hate about this car is the sensor when driving in the rain, snow anything other then dry weather it claims the sensor is blocked and you lose cruise control. Have had it over a year, the steering wheel is falling apart.
Sounds and looks like a very excited salesman but the vehicle looks fairly boring. Small old fashion sunroof boring looking exterior. I’ll have to do some more research.
Thanks AutoPark Honda for letting me film. Visit www.autoparkhonda.com to view inventory. And I did make a video mistake...these paddle shifters are used to control the amount of brake regeneration and not used like traditional car paddle shifters. Sorry for my mistake. Thanks for watching! Jeff
I finally got mine, but it's AWD, and i love driving it so much! Very smooth ride! The trunk is big enough for a stroller and more! The doors open wide enough, so it's easier to load and unload baby's car seat or just buckling them in! The sounds on the key fob and the dials for the air make a satisfying clicking sound!! The red is sparkly in the sun. I just love it so much. Shout out to Fred Anderson Honda Greenville, SC!!!
This is same car I bought last month - a 2024 Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport -L in Radiant Red. I have bought about 15 cars in my 74 trips around the sun. So far this one takes first prize. One of the “features” that stands out for me is how extremely quiet it is in both gas and electric modes. And of course the low mpg is nice. I have been averaging about 36.6 and have gotten as high as 41.3 in town. I know it’s early, but so far it has been a real pleasure to drive this car. This will likely be the last car I’ll own and I’m glad I saved the best for last!
What a great review. Thanks for sharing your experience with everyone. This might help someone else decide to look at one :)
Interesting info. Is it easy to maneuver in traffic and easy to park? I really like the versatility of this car.
I'm very interested in getting a Touring trim. I was wondering if you used the heated seats. My wife has a problem with her back, and this feature is very important. Does the heat come on quickly and is the intensity strong if you want it? Thanks
@@markg6605I have 2018 crv gas with heated seats. Mine comes on quickly and could set it high. I’ve only set it to 75.
@@markg6605 We love the seats heated as we both have bad backs. after awhile the heat goes lower but you don't notice it. My wife has the 2024 Sports Touring Hybrid, we have had it since July 2023.
I got the 2024 Hybrid Sport Touring in Nov 23. I took it camping to the Tetons this past summer. Four adults, one car seat, a tent, and all of our camping supplies fit into the car. I was amazed! I spent $155 for a roundtrip from Denver, CO to Jackson, WY and that included driving around from Jackson, to the Tetons, and Yellowstone. I love my hybrid sport touring.
It's about time honda programs the key fob to remote close all windows in the same way it opens them.
I agree, using the key was painful to watch. There are easier ways.
You forgot a great feature. Auto bright lights on a dark road. When another car shows up, the lights dim again. Awesome feature. Unfortunately, there is no HomeLink.
Yes auto bright lights .... great one! Thanks for watching!
Yes my CRV EX also has this feature.
I have the same trim in gray.Its practical,great mpg’s ,roomy & great get up & go.
First mod I did was add a second OEM horn ,the one horn is pretty pathetic but now I honk with the big boys 🙌🏾
The 2025s have a much improved horn.
CORRECTION: The "Paddle Shifters" are used to adjust the rate of battery re-charge/regenation. Left padle is increase, right is decrease. You will feel the rate of regernative resistance when you take your foot off the gas. The paddles do not shift gears. The CRV-Hybrids have e-cvt type transmissions - no shifting gears. You will hear pseudo shift sounds from the speakers on hard accellerarion in the Normal driving mode which are much much louder in Sport mode. I have had a 2024 CRV Hybrid Sport Touring for six months with zero regrets!
I really appreciate you saying this. I honestly didn’t know. I’ve been doing some research and you’re absolutely correct. I regret that I screwed up that part of the video. I’ll probably end up making a separate video about it exclusively. I really appreciate you being part of my channel. You helped me today.
I would like to know from you......does the Hybrid Sport Touring model , the top of the line. include Homelink to open your garage ?
@Chiroman527 it does not have this feature.
Glad you have enjoyed it. Ours top teir has been in the shop for a lot of problems. The sensors is the worst issue and now the steering. We have 14k miles on it and like it at first but if you live anywhere like the northern states the sensors are garbage. Also the inside weight once you go above 800 lbs all the sensors shut off.
Inside weight ?@@ericping51785
A fully mature giraffe... 😂😂😂😂 You crack me up. I love you
Hahahaha glad you liked that one!!
I have had the 2023 version of this car for a year now and it is amazing.
I was at Auto Park this weekend and you’re right! They do have a ton of inventory. Thinking of getting an accord soon!
That's cool. Hope you find something you like :)
We just bought the 2025 CRV Hydrid CRV. Sport L AWD.
Same color.
Super happy! 😀
Congratulations glad you love it!! 😍
Same here- added the HPD package and all black emblems. Very happy with the car so far.
Weak horn is a Honda trademark.
My personal preference but the horn is nothing I focus on when buying a car…that is a total non-issue for me. Again…for me personally
I have the 2024 sport touring hybrid. I love it. Just a few comments: I wish the mirrors automatically moved when changing between the two driver settings. It would also be nice for the side mirrors to go down when in reverse. I also think this top of the line model should have had the windshield display and 360 camera. I also think the steering wheel should have more adjustment range. I did find the seats were very stiff and uncomfortable when it was new but now they’re broken in and just fine. And agree we need a spare tire. Other than that, I love it.
I own a 2025 Sport Touring which is very similar. A few improvements I suggest for Honda: (1) program an option for analog temperature, oil pressure and tachometer instead of idiot lights and nonsensical power meter, (2) car seems to over-rev and struggle on steep grades which may be a function of the eCVT programming, (3) the automatic lift gate using your foot seldom works probably because the sensor gets dirty quickly, (4) center consul and glove box are really flimsy for a top level trim package, (5) add fog lights that were on earlier models, (6) include the luggage/cargo cover on top trims as in earlier models, (7) include a larger car battery such as the size included in Canadian models as the tiny US battery will likely not last more than a couple of years, (8) update manual to discuss vacuum pump inside the fuel evaporation leakage check module (ELCM) that comes on several hours after parking, (9) add a better oil dipstick where the driver can easily see the oil level on the stick - the plastic markers are crap, (10) add a fuel cap instead of the silly plastic seal on the cover and in the filker opening that will likely fall apart.
We bought a 2024 sport l hybrid and love it!!!
I have one of this CR-V Hybrid Sport, it's has a great style SUV with all the features you need, specially the Honda sensing features to keep you safe. It's roomy and has great mileage.
I love the exterior look, wish they had offered the option for the panoramic sunroof and ventilated and heated seat for drivers and rear passengers. The chrome window trims need to go too. its a great car overall.
I'll choose ventilated seats if I had a choice. But they suck for that
Why did Honda Exclude Ventilateed Seats ?? Heated yes, but not ventilated or cooling !. Honda should also have included a power /electric Steering Wheel adjustment. I would OPT for The AWD Hybrid Sport Touring model.
I have a non hybrid right now and love it ❤ I went to take a test drive in the hybrid and was almost ready to sign on the dotted line. What stopped me? That there is no spare! They have some type of chemical to hold you over until you can get to a place to buy a new tire. Well my son bought a hybrid and his tire blew out on his way home and the goop doesn’t work if your tire blows up! It took us almost 3 hours to get a tow truck to come out. Had the car come with a tire, he could have just changed the tire. They could have added the tire to the back door like the RAV 4, I had one of those before too. Not sure I will buy a hybrid just for that reason, we shall see what happens. That was very disappointing to me.
Agree. Had I known... but such is life. I will buy a spare. It will take up room but gives me peace of mind. Last car had three flats around the city over 7 years. Can't imagine how I'd feel if that car had no spare.
I purchased my 2024 Honda Hybrid-Sport in Nov. 2023. Love the gas milage, as I drive 70 miles round trip to & from work.
What they didn’t tell us when we bought ours is it doesn’t come with spare tire and Honda doesn’t carry a spare tire. We had to buy one and it was over $500. Also, it doesn’t fit in tire area so it takes up valuable cargo space
Mine came with a tire. 🤷🏼♀️
@sarahnei9030 the hybrids are missing a tire due to the battery.
The dealer didn't tell me either.
You didn't HAVE to buy anything, you wanted to. I've been driving for 15+ years and never needed one. Deal with it.
Jeff, I like the CRV's 'unhidden' features like the BIG back seat. Let's hope the next RAV4 matches the spaciousness of the Honda.
It’s HUGE hog!
@@AutoJeffReviews Jeff, It is not just the RAV4 with interior issues. Did you realize the Prius has a longer wheelbase with more rear seat legroom than the Corolla Cross? No wonder the HR-V trounces the Cross in rear seat accommodation. Toyota needs to get their act together or big-boned, long-legged car shoppers are going to go elsewhere. 🤨
You mentioned setting up Sirius XM radio; however, the Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport model (with the seven-inch display) does not have the capability to get Sirius XM. When I bought the car, the Honda dealer failed to mention that, even though I mentioned Sirius XM twice to him. So if Sirius is important to someone, then they should buy the next model up, with the nine-inch display. Had I known this, it would have affected my decision to buy this model. It really spoiled the entire car-buying experience for me, even though I like the car otherwise.
I really liked your video. I'm very interested in getting a Touring trim. I was wondering if you tried the heated seats. My wife has a problem with her back, and this feature is very important. Does the heat come on quickly and is the intensity strong if you want it? Thanks
Did he mention the reclining rear seats? I might have missed it.
Are the window features shown at the start of the video standard across all trim levels of the CR-V and do these features exist on the 2024 Toyota RAV4 as well?
Also, do the rear seats in the CR-V slide forward and backwards, or is it fixed? The new RAV4's do not let you slide the rear seats, unlike the earlier generations.
Thank you!
The rear seats in the Sport Touring do not move forwards or backwards and I would expect the Sport model is the same.
Great review but the paddles are for regeneration of the battery not gear selection 😅
You’re right! I learned this and corrected it in the comments section. Sorry I got that wrong
@@AutoJeffReviews great review! I just subscribed 🙌🏽
I have the 2024 Limited and I do like it. It rides great. Good gas mileage (24 city, 28 hwy). However, my daughter has a 2016 HR-V and has a far better back up camera system that shows right turn cam and overhead cam. Also, what’s up with the one tone horn?? I had to buy an after market kit with a low hz horn and wiring harness. Embarrassing to beep this horn. I think Honda missed it with those few features including lack of Homelink. Almost Honda, almost.
What was the cost of the horn kit and installation?
18" wheels or wheel covers?
That color looks pretty good. Pretty good, it’s about $2000 cheaper than ones in my area
You can check www.autoparkhonda.com to see if they have what you're looking for....sounds like the pricing is solid there!
Would u get the rav4 or CRV hybrid?
Sorry this model doesn’t have wireless Apple Play. :(
You need the top trim.
We bought the 2024 CRV EX-L for the following reasons.
- wireless Apple play
- drivers side memory buttons for 2 drivers
- power lift gate
- leather seats
- wireless charging
How do I connect it to wireless CarPlay I have to have my phone connected with the cable
Only the top trim with the 9 inch screen supports wireless Apple Play. :(
We end up with the 2024 CRV EX-L because of this.
- wireless Apple play
- memory selections buttons for 2 drivers
- wireless changing
- leather seats
Does the 24 Hybrid Sport have SiriusXM? The 23 does not!
Literally just got back home from driving my mum's. Pearl white, 24 plate. That sport mode makes it sound like an absolute weapon.
Silent startup makes it perfect for sneaking it off the drive at night 😁
lol that’s funny 😄
That horn has got to go! sounds like a kid's toy.
Honda claims it reduces Road Rage! Ha Ha
The 2025 has a much improved horn.
Embarrassed to use my clown car horn
😂😂😂 I am even embarrassed to honk
Unfortunately those aren't paddle shift for your gears. They're for regenerative braking.
Where is the garage door remote opener located
there isn't one
In your opinion which one rides/drives better… RAV4 or CR-V?
I test drove both, The CR-V handles and drives better. Much quieter ride too.
I’ve had both cars and test drove both recently too and liked the CRV better.
@@alexlewis6343 how was the cvt? I’m not a fan of the one in the Corolla. I’ve read that the crv is slower than the rav4 & that’s another concern.
@@WesleyHutcheson I drove both the crv and the rav 4, ended up buying the crv because it drove better and quieter and it did not have
$5000 in dealer add ons like most toyotas.
Yo, those paddle shifts are not for gears, it is for choosing amount of regenerating battery power. 😅
I’m going to have to check this out in person. I need to see if my husbands electric wheelchair will fit in the cargo area and see if my 16 year old 6”4 son can sit in the back without his legs cramping up…it’s looking promising.
I went to a full service gas station with a loaner Honda. I had no clue that I had to unlock the doors for the attendant to put in gas.
Hello, I dare a few observations, 5th generation 4th year. The fuel consumption is intended between the driver's head and his right legs with the use of recuperation paddles. I had the opportunity to ride for a while (2024) and I would summarize it in a few small notes. In today's heat ventilation of seats, it is not as intense as I would have imagined; I do not know whether the intensity can be set. Furthermore, I was amazed that the passengers could not adapt their seat as much as the driver. In 5. Ogeneration it was possible to set the armrest and often use it for longer routes. Damage. I did not find out what the sunroof is for when Honda has air conditioning. I would expect a greater suppression under the front wheels, the noise is somewhat larger. They could better adapt the compartment to recharge your mobile, as the cell phone runs in the corner. See how quite practically they created and entered the lower part of the car; On the back is already a hole that will suffer especially in winter (I mean part from the rear axle). Otherwise, I finally praise the practical rear safety belts that can be set as much as the front. I also praise the possibility to set the position of the rear seats. It is a pity that the rear passengers cannot separately adjust the positioning bench position. I still remembered the heated steering wheel, which is only on temperament and not of heating. Heating seems to understand that I could set the heating temperature as in the seats. I praise that someone has finally remembered that in the trunk people not only carry their suitcases on holiday, but for over a year they are made shopping, and in the masters that can at least be attached. The last observation is that it is not possible to regulate the air conditioning in the front. If the passenger does not want to play cold air on himself, he is simply unlucky. Either the driver is baked, or the passenger arrives "frozen" or with a barley grain. I think it could be different at the price of the car. It's just my observation, I know that other owners don't mind these things and don't solve them. For me, I will wait for the CR-V hybrid 7. generation, (year 2025-2026) what it will bring.
Paddles are not fo shifting gears..they control the regenerative breaking.
You’re absolutely right. I put a retraction for my mistake as the pinned comment for this video.
Honda needs to upgrade the interior and get on board with a full dash screen
I thought Jeff is a Toyota's guy?😊
Looks more mature than the rav4. Not a fan of the storm trooper look Toyota is using on their suv and truck offerings
CR-V has a nice looking profile for sure
I agree they need to rearrange the front of the RAV4 at least.
“CRV in the house”
In the HOUSE!
I don’t like it I Love it 👏👏
Not even close on the mpg. I drive in eco mode, 90% city and I get 34.
You need to drive in normal mode to get better milage, plus dive in B .
I drive about 80% highway, 20% local, i now average 43.5 per gallon
@@georgezhang5818 What does driving in Shift B accomplish? I thought that was used for strictly downhill spots.
Nice
Jeff was fired from Toyota 😂
How cool to hear from John Wick!!!!
He could sell a beach in a jar souvenir, to a guy that lives at the beach.
No spare tire . That's a bummer.
One benefit I'm noticing is everything stored in the rear area doesn't get that Rubber tire smell.
I have this car, just a few things i do not like.
1. The beep when the doors lock. Id prefer a honk as in busy places you can hardly hear it.
2. When remote start is used make the lights stay on so when your inside a building you know it has started. A better rnte would be great as well.
3. Why the bump from the seats to the trunk? When loading a sams club load of groceries it is in the way and makes a tight packing hard.
Horn is AWFUL !! Sounds like a micky mouse toy, roadrunner " meep meep".
Agreed.....What The Hell was Honda thinking with that Horn!
@Chiroman527
Yeah, & it's in all models. Civic, accord, hrv & on. VERY cheap on Hondas part. There are some 3rd party you can buy & add yourself, but I'm not mechanical so hord for me to do it
Much improved in the 2025 model I just bought.
Nobody uses any of those features 😂
What I hate about this car is the sensor when driving in the rain, snow anything other then dry weather it claims the sensor is blocked and you lose cruise control.
Have had it over a year, the steering wheel is falling apart.
That mileage is lie.
Sounds and looks like a very excited salesman but the vehicle looks fairly boring. Small old fashion sunroof boring looking exterior. I’ll have to do some more research.
真是绝了！美极了！