Used Honda CR-V for Sale

The Honda CRV is not a bad SUV it just did not stand out like I thought it would. It drives great and has an excellent engine and low cost of maintenance but it has its drawbacks. I thought it would be more off-road capable but it is not. It is also very small when compared to its competitors. Overall, it has excellent build quality but it is closer to car then an SUV. There is no sport and there is only a small amount of utility.

In 2014, I bought a Honda CR-V from a private owner on Craigslist.

This was my first crossover purchase and I've been quite happy so far. The seating fits 5 fairly comfortably, including teenagers and car seats as in my case. I've also had a hard time finding a vehicle with comfortable and supportive driver seats where the driver's headrest isn't forcing your head forward but this car aligns your head and posture comfortably and naturally. I love the auto unlock feature so I never have to dig the keys out of my purse to unlock the car or start the vehicle. What drives me nuts is the fact that the key fob has a "open trunk" feature, but it doesn't actually open the trunk. While it isn't a huge deal it would be easier to tackle groceries and the hole you have to put your hand in to unlock the trunk is a haven for spiders! I did have another issue with the gas tank inappropriately registering "low gas" and dinging even after filling. It began sporadically, but progressed to a constant issue. We took it back to the dealer and they were able to fix it without much difficulty. Finally, the tire presser sensor is over sensitive and always registers as "low tires" if it is off by even a hair from the other tires so it makes the feature unreliable. Overall I would still recommend the car and I don't think I could go back to a vehicle that doesn't have the backup camera and side cameras anymore. I used to come over on cars by accident when they were in my blind spot but now it rarely happens.