Honda CR-V Usados en Venta en Dallas, TX

The biggest negative of the vehicle is that it had what I would consider to be excessive road nose. This road nose made it difficult to hear passengers in the back seat, and I often had to turn the radio down completely and have the passenger lean forward in order for me to hear them. Alternatively, if I turned up the radio loud enough for me to comfortably hear it in the front seat, some passengers complained that it was too loud in the back seat. This is a problem that other users have reported with the car; I get my hearing checked annually so I know itÕs not me! Also, the car has an acceptable amount of power and can maintain a cruise control setting well, but I still consider it to be slightly underpowered, which always made passing traffic on a two-lane road a little precarious. Although I purchased a ÒmiddleÓ to Òlow-middleÓ trim package, I still felt like the interior seemed a bit cheap looking, although I did like the button layout generally. The Honda radio/music system is not particularly user friendly and it seems to take a long time for the car to sync with Bluetooth, although it does eventually always work. The fabric on the interior roof of the car stains really easily and doesnÕt clean easily, so a person should be careful when loading and unloading anything dirty/dusty/etc.

Lone engine choice is under powered. Its main drawback is that its engine isn’t all that powerful, but otherwise, reviewers had a hard time finding anything to complain about in the CR-V.