First of all I would say that the vehicle looks really great in both the inside and outside Dollar for dollar, the 2015 Honda CR-V is a sure bet if you are in the market for a compact SUV. In its fourth generation over a fifteen-year production cycle, the Honda CR-V has aged well and become more refined over the years. Gone is the original boxy body that has been replaced by more sculpted rendition of this fine little SUV. You get what you pay for, and the 2015 Honda CRV is worth the investment. The power of the 2015 Honda CRV was really quite stunning. Compared to it's size it can really give a lot of power. The comfort level on this car was average and it was pleasant while using it. I liked the fact that we can move the backseat to have a bigger cargo space. The only really nit picky problem I had on this car was when Idling, the vibration was really annoying. Actually there's one more which is the screen on the front which was really a distraction being placed there, I keep looking at it every time even while on the road.

The Honda CRV I currently own is very reliable and drives well. I live in an area with lots of snow and ice and usually very harsh winters. The CRV handles very well in these kind of conditions. There is limited sliding on ice; and if I do start sliding, the CRV still feels stable and I am able to regain control fairly easily. The car I currently have was well used and has over 100,000 miles on it. You'd never know when driving my car. There is no rattling, no strange noises, no pulling to one side or another. Overall, I feel very safe in the car; and even though it is ten years old, I am not anticipating having to put a lot of money into the car anytime soon.