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2018 Honda CR-V - Excellent, reliable family vehicle
One of the most important things about a car is reliability, and this vehicle fits that to a T. My car before this was a Subaru Forester, which was my favorite car I ever owned, so the Honda CR-V had a high bar to meet. For the most part it did meet the standard set by the Forester, though there are some areas where it fell short, which I will note below. Safety was another major factor, because I have a seven year old child who I want to make sure I'm not sticking in a death trap. I would absolutely recommend this to anyone who wants an all-around great and affordable family vehicle.
Story
One time I took it to a Trunk-or-Treat at my kid's school and dressed the trunk up to look like the Death Star.
Pros
The vehicle gets great gas mileage and has an economy mode to further reduce unnecessary fuel consumption. It handles quite well in snow and rain, which is important given that I live in a very hilly area. There's plenty of room in the interior, for both people and cargo. There's a ton of great safety features, which makes me feel better driving my young child around. It rides high enough that I don't have to worry about damaged from slightly deeper than normal puddles or road flooding.
Cons
Handling isn't as good as my Subaru Forester, and I can't make as sharp of turns as I used to. Road traction also isn't as good as the Forester, it's taller and I think that makes it feel less stable. I'm not a fan of only having an electronic starter, I prefer using a real key. I have had terrible problems with the tires, including two flats and a completely blown tire that came off the rim in the 9 months I've owned it. Sometimes the keyless entry isn't as responsive as I'd like, and I have to try a couple of times before I can lock the car.
2018 Honda CR-V - Nice SUV for the price
Nice SUV, motor is okay no big, no recommended for the beach or areas with a lot mud. The maintenance fee is a little high. I have travel around 30,000 miles in one year, so I donÕt know much about the car. All the main pieces, I havenÕt change only regular services like oil, rotation of tires. But I would recommend this SUV the quality is excellent, but you can compare to others cars that I have in the past Range Rover.
Story
Death Valley was great to travel with all my family. I went to camping in the park with all my family. We stayed one week admiring the nature.
Pros
Nice design, quality amazing, you can bring all your family on all trips. The space is enough for one kid, two adults and two dogs and my bags with my equipment for skiing and snowboarding with all the family. I pay in cash so they make me a discount 5k for paying in cash and another discount for military. The depreciation is very low so is good to deal with this brand in the future I will change for a newer CRV. Nice visibility in the car, the air conditioner works super great and the trunk as nice size.
Cons
You cannot pass some places where thereÕs sand or more than two feet of water. Where I live we have a lot rain, so that happen many times at year. The cost of replacement pieces is expensive, and the car doesnÕt have a lot technology. No airbags in the back. DoesnÕt have a CD player. I love my old CDs of music and the playlist that I listened to when I was young. The car comes with cheap tires so I would recommended changing them after you buy it.
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