Used Honda CR-V for Sale in Stamford, CT

4.5

(325 Reviews)

Overall Rating

4.5

(325 Reviews)

Value

4.5

Performance

3.7

Comfort

4.2

Fuel Economy

3.9

Reliability

4.5

Owner Reviews

4.5

325 Reviews


Overall	4.5

Value	4.5

Performance	3.7

Style	4.0

Comfort	4.2

Fuel Economy	3.9

Reliability	4.5

2009 Honda CR-V - Great

I love this car. It was recommended to me by a family member, and has been really good to me since I bought it. It hasn't had any issues since I bought it. The dealership was great to me My mom's CRV has lasted a long time, so I think mine will too

Story

Taking my friends to a big carnival expo. We all fit comfortably and had a great time.

Pros

It runs well Efficient on gas Worth the price I like the color It is low maintenance

Cons

No sunroof on mine seats stain easily gets dusty quickly

2012 Honda CR-V - Very happy with it

I'm very happy with my CRV. I had a 17-year-old Toyota Camry before we bought the CRV in 2012. I like a number of things about the CRV. It's size is perfect for my needs. We have a family of four, and the car is used primarily for driving kids around and running errands. I love the space in the back, which is much more convenient than the trunk of the sedan. I'm also happy to be riding just a little higher. I feel better on the highway being slightly higher from the ground when tractor trailers pass. So far, the car has performed well. It has not required any servicing other than routine maintenance.

Pros

I love the car's size, the size of its cargo space, and the fact that it's a bit higher off the ground than my old Toyota was. It's comfortable to drive. And the rear camera is an incredibly helpful plus.

Cons

The only problem I've had with the car so far is from a malfunction related to the gas cap. If the cap is not on securely, it will cause multiple failure lights to light up in the dashboard. My car had been idling for a while at the time, and when I tried to go, finally, the car didn't respond to the accelerator. This was pretty scary the first time it happened. Turns out it was related to the gas cap not being tight enough. You really have to tighten it a number of clicks--and sometimes retighten it, if it's loosened up--so it doesn't signal a malfunction.