2010 Honda CR-V User Reviews

Pros

Styling, fit and finish, Practicality

Cons

Gas mileage

Purchased As New

Traded in a Mercedes C-280 albeit an old one (1998) for this Honda...Loaded EX model. Has everything but the Navigation system. I enjoy driving this car very much. For the $, you can't beat it IMHO.

I wish it would have slightly better gas mileage, but it is exactly as promised..EXACTLY! 22 in the city..27 on the highway (actually is is slightly bettter on the highway). I havge 5000 miles on it and I'd say that this is the mileage I can expect going forward.

I personally love the way it looks, too. But styling is in the eye of the beholder. I owned a Honda prior to getting several Mercedes and a few Blazers. I'd forgotten how much value Honda gives you for your money....read morehide

Pros

Very well constructed

Cons

Used to having a center console up higher instead of armrest

Purchased As New

Downsized from a Ford Edge and got the EX-L, no nav, no roof rack, no spoiler but all the other items. With dealer costs it came out at $27,700. I got good value on the trade in which I didn't expect. The CRV is solid and very well built compared to other cars I looked at. It drives well, steering is responsive and gas so far is 22 MPG with mixed city/highway. I've only had it a few days now so still too early to tell but it seems great for what I need and the stereo sounds top end. My kid plays hockey so with the center piece that folds down, its perfect for hockey sticks and all the equipment that goes in the back. Not a big deal but I'm used to a higher center console and I would prefer a lumbar adjust in the driver seat....read morehide

Pros

Handling, size, economy for a 4WD wagon

Cons

Wind noise, uncomfortable seat belts, lacks center console for storage

Purchased As New

I traded a 2005 Toyota Highlander for the 2009 CR-V, looking for a car that required less parking space and was easier to maneuver. I got that, but I still have the wind noise that was a problem in the Highlander. The front center console is a shelf that can fold down, which means that anything you put on it falls off or has to be removed and put elsewhere (but where??) if you lower the shelf to make a path/space between the two front seats. Front seat belts cut into the neck of a short person (that would be me). I would probably not buy another CR-V unless it was redesigned to eliminate some of my beefs....read morehide

Pros

Power seats with lumbar support, visability and car like driving

Cons

Better Miles Per Gallon is needed and a bit more sound proofing

Purchased As New

Waited for this refresh 2010 and glad I did.

Drives like a sedan but with better visability. Had a new Honda Insight, but got tired of the rear seating issues, not to mention the rear split glass that one has difficulty in seeing out. Took a lose for this CR-V.

This CR-V is a keeper but sure wish the next model full make over will give better gas mileage ( Sure it will-No brainer ) and a bit better sound insulation....read morehide

Pros

Stable ride, feeling of safety in all weather, very hardy brakes.

Cons

Style. Sound system is a little weak.

Purchased As New

I have a RAV4 and CRV and the CRV outshines the RAV4 in every way. The CRV is a sure stable ride in all weather. The AWD is great on rain or snow. Ride if fairly comfortable, interior spacious. We recently took the RAV4 to a "warehouse store" and could not fit everything in the back that we normally do with the CRV. I am really sorry I didn't buy another CRV I would have been much happier....read morehide