Honda CR-V Usados en Venta en Frisco, CO

The 2002 Honda CRV is a solid choice for just about any driver looking to buy. One of the key benefits of the CRV is having an SUV that handles and feels like a regular sized car. The visibility in particular is unparalleled for an SUV, with a very large rear window and two additional side windows as well. The storage capacity is unbelievable for a vehicle that size. I fit the contents of a 750 sq. Foot apartment in my CRV - along with two adults and a cat - and it was a piece of cake. There are also a lot of neat, thoughtful features that you wouldn't expect in this particular model, including a back that transforms into a removable picnic table, and side hooks in the rear to place grocery sacks; keeping them from rolling around. The drink holder between the two front chairs swings down vertically to create extra space between the seats if necessary. Aside from extra benefits on the interior, the Honda handles beautifully, and goes above and beyond what you might expect from an SUV. For instance, I was once in a situation where a dangerous truck on the highway made a grave judgment error. In order to avoid a collision, I was sent into a complete 360 at 70 MPH. The Honda didn't even come close to a roll, stayed safely on the ground, and checked out perfect upon a subsequent mechanical inspection. I feel very safe in that car and I would feel safe having my family riding in a Honda CRV. At a thorough inspection around 80,000 miles, the Honda had very few mechanical issues and none that were critical. I anticipate this car easily lasting well over 200,000 miles; probably longer if you are a person who maintains your vehicle responsibly. The 2002 Honda CRV is incredibly comfortable for both driver and passengers. The style is attractive - in my opinion, even more so than later models of the same car - and the fuel economy is well above average. It's such a great car, I bought it from its original owner and they spent the next 5 years trying to buy it back from me! No car they bought after the fact lived up to their experience with the 2002 CRV, and I can see why!

I've owned my CR-V for ten years and 120,000 miles. Her small stature and unimposing features hide a voracious engine (the V-Tech 2.4L). It has a firm grip when the four-wheel drive engages (always with perfect timing and immediate response). I have driven her daily and had a smooth ride to work each time. The height is perfect to see over other cars but not so big as to take up the whole lane. I do think it could be a little bigger. Compact is one thing, but this car may have been built with smallish people in mind. I loved the motor, suspension, and four-wheel drive. I wasn't too happy about the interior lack of space and the thin carpeting on the seats and doors. Lastly the Bose stereo with the six-disc CD changer is a little old but still rocks out when I hear a good song. Overall, this car is a trooper, and I love her. She has required very little care and even the paint still holds up. I hope to see the 200K mile mark soon. I know the Honda brand is good for it.