Honda CRV Reviews

We had a 2016 Honda CRV that used to have a locking system that you had to push a button. The 2019 Honda CRV now has an electronic unlocking system. However, if your hand does not position correctly, it has one beep that it locked again. You have to withdraw hand and put hand in right position and get two beeps before it will unlock. This is ridiculous, especially in inclement weather! Go back to a button system. Neither the 2016 or the 2019 has convenient anchor hooks in the cargo area that are actually useful. The cloth seats are so hard I have to use a pillow to cushion my butt.

I purchase a 2014 Honda CRV. From day one every time I started the car the starter made a funny noise. With only 40,000 miles on it after 5 years I had to replace the starter. My mechanic told me it was an engineering issue as they placed the starter under or by the manifold which due to the heat of the manifold was burning the started out. Also due to the difficulty of putting the new starter in it cost me $695.00 (really for a starter but because the starter was placed by manifold that is what it cost me to replace.) One year later the starter is now making the same noise so I called Honda to see if they would cover the next starter. They told me no and the CRV only has 47,000 miles on it now. How dare Honda not cover this. I WILL NEVER BUY ANOTHER HONDA PRODUCT EVER AGAIN.

I have leased two Honda CRVs (one 2016 and one 2018) over the last 3 years. During that time I have had lots of issues with both vehicles, resulting in me trading in the 2016 for the newer one, only to have the same or similar issues with the 2018. I have taken the 2018 to O’Brien Honda (formerly Brad Barker) of Bloomington, a Honda dealership in Peoria, a reputable shop in Decatur, IL and to a reputable shop in Bloomington, IL.

The transient electrical problems with antilock brakes and display are very unnerving. I even took an 8 minute video to the dealer and they said try to bring it to them during the occurrence. Will not purchase another Honda.

I like the car but I am not a fan of the visibility. I have a hard time judging when another car is in the blindspot area. The back side windows are small. The engine has good kick when I need it, and my tall kids have more than enough legroom in the backseat.

I have a 2005 Honda CRV. It has been a great vehicle and I would definitely purchase another one. The only downside to the CRV is the newer models have a much smaller cargo area and I have two very large dogs that barely fit in the larger 2005 model. I may have to upgrade to a Pilot due to the smaller cargo size and the newer model.

Our CRV is amazing. It runs like a race car (turbo) and gets wonderful mileage. It has a sea of electronic goodies for your safety and comfort. I sometimes joke I need a college course to operate it lol. I see many Hondas running still with over 250,000 miles as daily drivers. Get ya one and see for yourself...

The car is fun to drive, does well in curves. It is above average on mpg. I think that Honda could include a better quality seat belt, one that does not wrinkle.

I have owned a Honda Accord, Civic, Prelude and now CR-V. All really great cars. Thoughts about 2019 CR-V Touring. 1.5L turbo: Excellent gas mileage. (30 City is possible.) (Currently 32 after road trip.) There is an eco-mode which computer regulates fuel efficiency. Excellent solid ride. Holds road very well. Tracks straight without road wander. Great visibility of road. Excellent blind side alert system in side mirrors. A light comes on in mirror if car is in blind spot, and sound alert (beep) if you hit your turn signal and car is in blind spot. Excellent back up camera. Really looks sideways with alarm if there is traffic. Excellent luggage space. Even giant space with back seat down. Good looking vehicle. Areas for improvement: The 1.5L turbo has a growl or groaning sound upon acceleration from a stop. The CR-V needs more seat padding. The gauge cluster is deep in the dash and needs better visibility. The CR-V needs tire pressure visible.

Top of the line 2017 Honda CR-V, cost less than fully loaded Subaru Outback. Extremely comfortable front seats, lots of room in backseat. Starting to have some trouble with right rear window, and GPS is finicky.

Exterior looks great. Interior very spacious for this class. A lot of safety features but a finicky touch screen. Sight lines aren't great but sound system and comfort are. Engine is noisy for a 1.5 liter turbo-charged one and not powerful when merging on to highway traffic. Keyless entry and door lock system can be unreliable as well as the the hands free trunk hatch opener. Overall I am happy with my purchase of 2019 Honda CRV.

We’ve owned two over the last 12 years. Very little trouble with regular maintenance. Only problem we ever had was with the Air conditioner in the first one we bought and that was covered by warranty. Very happy with price, service and dependability on this car!

I love my 2002 Honda CRV. It still drives like a charm. Low maintenance even after all this time. Have only had to replace the tires and catalytic converter. It's AWD handles the snow nicely. All in all I have been very pleased with this purchase.

I bought a new 2016 Honda CRV AWD EX. The vehicle currently has approximately 220,000 miles on it. I still drive it, commuting over 120 miles four times a week. It handles the snow with ease. It has been an extremely reliable and capable vehicle and I will not hesitate to buy another Honda.

I'm happy with my 2015 Honda CRV because it rides good, looks good, has lots of great features, gets decent mileage and is reliable. I changed the tires and wheels and keep it clean. I get compliments and questions about it in parking lots. People think it's new.

I have owned four of these vehicles. The last two have been the best and most comfortable cars I've ever owned. I always buy the expensive models which is the touring but if is optioned just the way I like them. I do not like the Hankook Tires. They are not up to the same level of quality as the car. They generate a lot of road noise in a very short time.

Brought the car home new. Lock it up, someones knocking at the door in the evening. Neighbor asks if I left the rear hatch up/open. I hadn't, car had all doors closed and locked when I got home. Go shopping and locked the doors but find them unlocked when I get back. Neighbor notifies me again that hatch is wide open. Have to take the car in for servicing. Map constantly malfunctions and can't locate common, long established buildings or roadways. When dealer could have downloaded updated maps on their super high speed internet they tell me to go home and do it.

Well thought out and designed car. Many advanced safety features makes it a dream to drive. The CRV has come a long way from a fairly utilitarian rig to a luxury model. The Garmin Nav is a vast improvement over the old clunky Honda Nav system.

My 2018 Honda CR-V practically drives itself. Honda focuses on excellence, durability, dependability, and comfort. There are so many features on this car. For instance, the cruise control will automatically slow down if the traffic ahead of me shows down, and resume the set speed once it gets moving again. The windshield wipers are automated. They come on when it rains and go off again when there is no moisture. The headlights are also automated. They not only come on by themselves when it starts to get dark, but they also auto switch between bright and dim. And it also lets me know if I cross one of the lines or if a car suddenly brakes in front of me, it will also brake automatically. It has great gas mileage, I am at 29.8 mpg so far and it has been slowly climbing. It is comfortable, and roomy. And it is a very stylish car!

I have been a Honda CRV owner for over 7 years, this is my second CRV. I love the vehicle. Very reliable and versatile for an SUV. Will recommend this vehicle to one and all. Rides very smooth on highways and on city roads.

HONDA CRV'S vehicles are good and they run a long time. It seems like they have good mileage for the roads and they are dependable for going to and from your appointments. They have been very good cars and a lot of people have them.

I recently purchased a 2019 Honda CRV with a full cash payment. I was very happy with my purchase...until a neighbor called and told me all of my windows were down and that it was starting to snow. When I went outside, all of my windows were down! I went online and found that this is a “feature” on news cars that no one is warning buyers about. It happened again the other day, and I have no idea how long my windows were rolled down for.

Excellent safety features. Comfortable ride. I love the fact that it is slightly higher than a Sedan. It is easier to get in and out of. Negatives- When you drive over a wet road the water gets on the inside of the door. I took it to the service department with no positive results. 2nd negative. I love the automatic hatch back lift. However, I think there should be an optional netting across the back. When you open the hatch back you can not keep items from falling on the ground if you have a heavy load or the items shifted. I have had things fall out the back and the other day I saw a stroller fall on a lady when she opened the back.

This small SUV is perfect for me. It is easy to get in and out, not low to the ground, or so high you would have to climb up into it. The backup camera is great, with several angle viewing options. I have found the versatility of the back seats extremely useful. I can fold up the seat bottom, or fold down the back. I like sitting up higher than a car, but not having to maneuver a huge vehicle in traffic. The camera coming on with the turn signal is wonderful, it allows you to see what would otherwise be a blind spot. I highly recommend the Honda CRV!

I just purchased my fourth Honda. The reliability and body integrity have been better than any other car makes I have owned. Service is good - I can even take my car in when the tire pressure is low and have air put in my tires. I have never had small annoyances such as loose trim, rattles, etc., that I have had with many other brands.

Reliable, good gas, good set up with iPhone, nice storage space, though seems to be a lot of plastic on the outside of the car, which is cheap to fix since I have been dinged a few times but overall a great car.

Our Honda CR-V has a leather interior, which is great for pets as the hair doesn't stick to any fabric. The seats are way comfortable and we have the heated option - great for chilly days. It's too hard though to plug in the phone in the console however, so they missed the boat on console features. Overall we like the car~.

This is the best car I have ever had. I have had this suv for 7 years and I have 248 thousand miles on it. All that has been done to it is normal maintenance. New battery, tires, breaks, rotors, some suspension parts, and vtec valve. I have towed a lot of trailers as well. I can't say enough about the performance. Bought Michelin tires, rotated them and they lasted slightly over 80 thousand miles without an alignment. Gets about 27 to 28 miles per gallon all around. I have an all wheel drive and it performs excellent in the winter. I live in the country on a private rd, Whither Hills, and the crv navigates the driveway well. I will purchase another crv when I do purchase another vehicle for my wife.

2017 Honda CR-V. I love the space, cargo room and comfort, but I don't feel like I'm driving a boat. Very comfortable car to drive. I've never had adaptive cruise control before, and now I can't live without it.

I bought a CRV EX in September 19 2018 and it had some problem with the brake pumps since it was a week old (300 + miles). The Dealer Roush Honda in Columbus Ohio, replace the parts for a “supposedly better parts than the substandard parts from India used at the assembly line”. The breaks have not work properly for the most part, and event though I complain several times, the dealer claim the noise in the brakes was normal. Two weeks ago, a metal to metal sound when you step on the brakes lightly when backing up, I took it to the dealer, and they told me it was “a few rust pots” on the routers, they shave them off some without my knowledge or authorization and charge Honda for it since the car is still under warranty.

I have a 2018 CRV-Touring. Will be a year this November, nothing but problems with this vehicle and no help whatsoever from Honda Canada with it all! First was vehicle stalling and lights flashing saying problems with injectors, roadside picked it up only to have at dealership for 4 months to tell me I had 4 bad injectors and fuel pump! Not 1 day out after 4 months AC not working with having full blast hot air coming out of vents only to make me drive another 7hrs to dealer as I am 3 and half hour from there to tell me, "Oh we'll filled up your AC with dye. Come back in 2 weeks to check if there’s a leak!"

Horrible buzzing when using bluetooth microphone in vehicle. Had replaced TWICE and still the issue returns. WHY is Honda not fixing this issue? Complaints all over the internet and for a $34000 vehicle this should NOT be an issue.

I have a 2016 Honda CR-V Touring. The sound quality when the phone is on Bluetooth is horrible, especially when I am driving on a highway. The incoming sound is incredibly muffled. The outgoing sound sounds like the person is in a wind tunnel. Honda has replaced the unit once with no success. I spoke to overall customer service and their response was to continually take it to the dealer or other dealers for 2nd opinions. I am so disappointed because my 2012 Honda CR-V is better quality. This is my 6th and possibly last Honda. The local dealer has been great but they obviously cannot fix a design issue. :( Might trade this in for a non Honda. I really thought they stood behind their vehicles.

This model had way more to to offer than the luxury brands. The safety features came with the model. I certainly got more for my dollar. I needed a safe SUV to keep me focused on the road. Love the lane cross over warnings. The ride is comfortable. Love my seats heat in winter months.

2015 Honda CRV Transmission Failure. On June 7, 2019 returning from trip (cruise) driving from Cocoa Beach to Nashville, my car quit pulling and had to pull off the interstate. It would not go forward or backwards in gear. My car has 50,000 miles and I have owned it for 4 years. My VIN is **. My son was driving behind me and he purchased 2 quarts of transmission fluid and put it in hoping the car would pull. It did not help it so I had it towed to Lang-Dale Honda in Valdosta, Ga. They said it had 4 quarts too much fluid and that voided the warranty on the transmission. I told them my son had put the 2 quarts in to see if would help and that we have never had any additional fluid added. Please help me with situation.

I purchased a Honda CRV 1.6 DTEC 160 EX new in 2016. The clutch failed after 32000 miles and just over 2 years old. I had to pay for a new clutch and fly wheel repair. Less than 9000 miles later and still in the 3 year warranty the gearbox was replaced by Honda. Less than a week later the clutch failed again. Honda did not accept any liability and I had to pay for another clutch and flywheel replacement. Honda said it was "driver error". The last new vehicle I purchased (not Honda) did 198,000 miles when I sold it and never required a replacement clutch. I have never had a clutch replaced in all the vehicles I have owned. I would never buy another Honda. They do not care once they have sold you a car.

Second CRV. We took to dealership for warranty water leak. At this time Battery also died. Still have 8 months on warranty. First of all the service rep told us we might as well buy a new Battery then get the free one on warranty, because it could go out and it would not be covered. Second, we have water pouring in at antenna. They are going to fix the leak, but want to clean the swollen headliner. Anyone who has any car experience knows that the headliner is exposed to extreme heat, and the cloth is attached with glue. So this is now compromised. We did not buy this way and do not want it dropping in a year when the warranty is up. Plus, there is a mildew smell to it. I hope they get this correct, this is our 4 Honda but is making me think differently for next year.

Search 2015 Honda CRV vibrations and see what I mean. The class action suit has been thrown out, Honda says they have done everything to fix problems. I have all their so called fixes done, car still vibrates. Service manager told me they all vibrate and there is nothing he can do, told to complaint to HONDA CUSTOMER SERVICE. Honda has admitted the problem after receiving so many complaints, but just tried to cover up the problems. The fixes do not work.

Honda CR-V 2018 didn’t alert driver when engine off and not in p. This week, I exited my CR-V at a gas pump, and when I turned back to it, it was leaving the gas station, picking up speed, and went across a busy street (fortunately no cars at the moment), jumped a curb, went down an embankment and slammed into a concrete bridge abutment, avoiding it traveling onto very busy I35 south. The front left side of the car is crushed, no airbags deployed (possibly due to no one in the drivers seat but TBD), and it had to be towed away.

I bought this vehicle because previous Hondas were great. This thing is a cheap piece of junk. Now that they have an oil dilution problem they are not refunding customers for. I would never, ever consider buying another one. They are going backward just like our country.

I have a 2018 Honda CRV. My electronic screen just goes blank then by the steering wheel it starts to spin in a circle like it's trying to connect. This happens when I am driving. The reverse camera only works when it wants to. I have video footage and pictures to show that it doesn't work properly. When I went to have the service department look into it, this is what I was told. "Sorry, Honda and Panasonic are working on it. It has a computer glitch." So I called consumer relations and she said the same thing. Sorry:(. Sorry is a poor excuse. When they took my $34,000. they never said that "OH, SORRY I CAN'T TAKE YOUR MONEY BECAUSE WE HAVE A COMPUTER GLITCH ON THE ELECTRONIC SCREEN. They took my money and even though it's UNDER WARRANTY and only 5 months old, they can't fix because of a COMPUTER GLITCH. If it's goes blank totally then we will replace.

My 2017 Honda CRV came to a stop when I was driving 65 mile mph. There was no one in front, beside, or behind me. That was fortunate as I could have been hurt or killed. There was no reason for the car to put on breaks. I took to dealer and complained. They kept it for several days and drove it but they said it did not repeat problem so there was nothing they could do. I called Honda and the person I talked to was rude and said nothing Honda could do as the car has to repeat problem in order to fix. Needless to say, I do not feel safe and will never buy a Honda again.

I have a 2014 CRV and each winter, I have issues getting heat to come out on the driver side. I get cold air, but no heat. So far the passenger side still works. This affects both defrost and driver comfort. I live in Minnesota. When asked, Honda service tells me that it's cold outside and the car can't keep up. I took it in for service yesterday and the service desk said they could do a CLR flush for $400 but it's not guaranteed to work (she recommended against it). The next option would be to replace the heater core for $1900. She also mentioned that this would not be covered under any extended warranty. She said that Honda refuses to recognize the design defect, therefore won't cover it or fix the design.

Purchased a brand new 2017 CRV Touring Model with rain sensing windshield wipers. They don't work, I am manually operating them during rain or snow storms. I have had it back to the dealer 4 times, they can't duplicate the problem so no fix. Was told to bring it back when it was actually happening. Last week during a snow storm took it in provided them with pictures of my windshield on the drive in (have done this every time). The service tech checked out my nonworking wipers from the comfort of his warm service bay. I was told they had no available tech to check it out because we didn't have an appointment, bring it back next week which I did and of course they couldn't duplicate the problem. I have talked to Honda corporate asked them to disconnect the rain sensing they can't do it. I bought a Honda thinking it was a good vehicle. I am thinking of trading this one in and will never recommend a Honda to anyone. Miss my Subaru!

I bought 2015 Honda CRV and I see it does not have heated mirror. I live in Connecticut and is snow and ice here so in winter freezing temperature you cannot see from side mirror because is frost with ice. In this case you get accident so Honda can pay for it? For to save few dollars they put customer on risk is not fair. They has to recall and put heated mirror. Please do something about it.

My 2009 Honda CR-V was a great car. Unfortunately my son totaled it and I looked into replacing it with a new CRV or a Subaru. I chose the CR-V because it felt like more car than the Forester. I'm very disappointed that I did. I live in the Northeast and had a $250 car starter purchased from Best Buy on the 09. This worked so much better than the one that comes with the 19. It worked at a greater distance and stayed on longer. The 19 only stays on 10 minutes and the car is nowhere near warm. It says you can do it twice but I haven't been able to get it to work. The heater in the 09 was MUCH better than the 19. The 09 also had a "Auto" feature on the heat that didn't allow the car to blow cold air until it was warmed up. This just blows cold air and you have to manually turn the fan off.

My 2017 CRV has a definite defect in the seatbelt on the driver's side. I have had to wrap tape around parts that are sharp and tearing clothing. Honda claims that this is the design and nothing can be done about it. This is an expensive car and I feel this tape should not be necessary. They refuse to even look at it. I have verified the problem with two Honda dealers and they both agree that there is a problem. If you are thinking of buying a 2017 CRV, please be aware of this defect.

My 2015 Honda CRV has 35095 mile on it and is at the dealer with a warped cylinder head. The cost of repair is estimated at $4000. Honda Customer Service has decided that since they could not determine why the cylinder head failed, they would not cover any of the costs to repair under their 5 yr 60,000 mi warranty. Looking at other reviews on this site, it's apparent that Honda's warranty is worthless. Lesson Learned - do not believe reports on vehicle reviews in Consumer Reports. I'm going back to GM products.

2018 Honda mis-steps: 1) No CD player although aging boomers are one of your largest buyer segments and we still like music and books on CD. Now, I have to buy an adapter to plug into the outlets and use a portable CD player which is a safety hazard to manipulate while driving. 2) No pocket on the back of the driver seat – another big segment of your buyers is young mothers and grandparents who utilize the pockets to carry kids toys and things to occupy them. Now only one grandchild has a toy storage pocket which leads to fighting in the back seat. 3) Aging boomers cannot see the temperature or mileage gauge without readers or leaning toward the steering wheel. A redundant digital clock in the same area as the outside temperature gauge and mileage and is in a readable font size – why did you reduce the font size of the other information in that area?

I have a Honda CRV which is the 3rd one I've purchased new: 2005, 2007, 2018. With 4,500 miles on it the defrost/heat does not work and gas smell on the oil dipstick. This seems to be a flaw in the Dream Engine motor of 2017 and 2018. Honda knew of this issue and claims it is only in cold states and Canada. They continued to sell these vehicles knowing it was a problem. They have issued a TSB not a recall and depending on what state you live in you will receive a notice to fix your vehicle.

Maybe I got a lemon, but if you look on Honda CR-V forums you will see others with the same multiple issues that I encountered all within the years I owned the SUV. Here's the list of everything I encountered, this is not in the order the issues happened. Faulty Tpms light always going on. Grinding noise for 2-3 when starting it in the cold sounded like it had no oil (VTC problem). Multiple types of annoying Vibrations while at idle and driving around 20-30mph and sometimes at 50 mph. A harmonic hum/whine coming from up front between 40-55 mph would sometimes be heard over the radio.

I bought my 2018 Honda CR-V less than a year ago and right from the get-go I noticed that the audio system was messing up, with the biggest issue being that all AM and FM preset stations are being wiped out. I reset them over and over and on one occasion I could not get a pre-set to stick for more than 5-10 seconds. This went on for 20 minutes until I finally turned the car off. This is just one of many issues that I have. Others include Bluetooth connectivity doesn't always work or recognize my commands, Sirius XM stations don't always play in "real time" - meaning that if I switched a SXM station and went back to it 30 minutes later, the same song would be playing and in the same spot where it was when I changed the channel.

Honda is costing battery retailers a lot of money: There are many 2012 CRV owners who are going through batteries at a very fast rate, myself included. Honda is aware that the CRV electrical system is causing battery drain. But customers, like myself, are just going to AutoZone to get replacement batteries because the batteries are still under warranty. I wish AutoZone and other battery retailers would put some pressure on Honda to address this issue. Everyone involved is negatively affected by their inaction. Thank you.

This car is used to transport kids. It has less than $5,000 miles on it when the "driveline" just fell off. That is the report from the dealership service department. The bolts were lose or something they say. Two weeks to repair. Let's hope it actually happens. They told me they have seen one other with this issue. Probably within their dealership.

Almost every time when I drive my 2017 Honda CR-V AWD in a snow or heavy rain I'm getting "Radar obstructed" and all radar related systems are failing -- adaptive cruise control, line control, departure control, distance control etc. Car is turning in the old classic car where you have only wheel, gas and breaks. Nothing else is working. One time display refuse to turn off and change volume no matter what you do or which button to push. Several times display started blinking on and off quickly showing and hiding the brightness bar.

We bought it brand new in Hawaii. From the start we had issues with the air conditioner. Even with extended warranty, Honda was not fixing the problem. Once the warranty expired, we had to pay to get it “fixed”. A month after the “fix” the AC broke down again. It took an irate woman (me) to finally get them to look at the issue and they fixed it. But remember it was no longer under warranty. During warranty they never repaired it correctly. It now has about 100,000 miles and we have put in an additional $8,000+ in repairs for different things over time. The latest was an oil leak and a month later the power steering. We have always serviced it at a Honda dealership and we have always followed the maintenance schedule. We had a similar experience with our Honda Odyssey. Needless to say we just bought 2 Subarus and are hoping to have a better experience.

We purchased the car in November of 2017. At just over 9000 miles all the warning lights came on along with warning messages. One of which was "Brake Problem." Returned it to the dealer and they said it needed a computer program update. Two days later the same issue happened again. I told them I didn't feel safe driving the car so they came and got it and kept it for a few days. They said it needed another update. They did another update.

First new car in over 10 years. Previously had a Hyundai Tucson, and this was a big upgrade for me. Happy overall with my purchase, but cannot understand why they put such a CHEAP carpet in this car! It is hard to clean it and everything sticks to it, and also it looks cheap and low quality. Feel like they really shortchanged consumers on this very nice car, that has really terrible carpet in it. Looks like the carpet in a much lower end vehicle. Luckily, I paid extra for the WeatherTech floor mats and that helps hide it a little. Still, so wrong of Honda to do this.

Updated on 11/07/2018: After encountering cruise control issues now I am having other electrical issues in the car i.e. road mitigation failure, driver assistance failure, brake system failure. Honda has assigned a case manager. Let's see if they want to replace this lemon car or not.

This car has major issues with its transmissions. Two transmissions and three torque converters within 90k miles and Honda finds that acceptable so don’t waste your time trying the customer service. Even the dealer I purchased the vehicle from noted issues with the drivetrain but Honda refuses to place out a recall. My advise buy a Toyota - they stand behind their products.

It’s Happened to me 4 times. I have Honda CR-V 2018, very like this car, this is my second CRV I had before 2016 and know I got 2018. The big problem and hopefully is not gonna risk my life, the automatic emergency brakes brakes by itself with no accident no things in the front of the car, it’s could cause an accident anytime and it’s happened to me 4 times. I want to know if someone had my experience. Last incident it was in the 3rd of October 2018, I’m gonna share the dash camera video with you, sorry the dash cam sound was disabled.

2011 CRV bought as a 'certified used' in 2015 - was maintained well. In 2018 blew a head gasket/twisted cylinder head. Over $5k in out of pocket expenses for repairs/rentals and six weeks of being out of a car. Car had 54k miles when it died and was traded for salvage.

Just purchased our first Honda, a CR-V EX-L AWD, in June, 2018. Soon learned that my hands-free phone had lots of distorted background noise on the recipient's end of the call. The distortion sounded like my windows were down (they weren't); I was underwater (I wasn't) and got worse with higher rates of speed. The dealer service dept. at first denied the problem, then replaced both microphones, updated the software, paired different phones both with my vehicle and with other new vehicles off the lot, all to no avail. They said there was nothing else they could do.

I bought a 2015 Honda CRV new for my wife. At 30,000 miles, battery went completely dead with no warning. Left my wife stranded. At 60,000 miles transmission pickup sensor module died. Left wife completely stranded again. Had to drive to her again. This car is completely unsafe for a woman to operate alone.

Purchased a certified used Honda CRV just short of 3 yr/36000 warranty expiring. Battery failed within 100 miles of purchase. Honda replaced battery under the manufacturing warranty at no cost. The replacement battery (brand new they say) failed 1 year on (7500 miles). Honda charged full price for second replacement. Their much advertised 100 month limited warranty only is in place if you PURCHASE the replacement battery. So if Honda replace a faulty battery within the manufacturer's warranty period that replacement battery has absolutely no warranty on it the moment you touch 36001 miles/3yrs 1 day.

I purchased a 2018 Honda CR-V new in EX-L trim level. The issue with gasoline mixing with the oil was known from the 2017 model but did not seem prevalent. No problem before the oil change at about 7K miles. But continuously checked the oil level (most owners would not do this on a new car) at about 10K miles. When I needed to top off the windshield washer reservoir I checked the oil and it was elevated to where the orange indicator piece meets the metal dipstick (about 10-12mm).

I own a 1999 CRV--very happy with it-in researching to upgrade to a newer CRV I have discovered some newer generation problems-from 2002 till current 2018--I will not deal with electrical problems or vehicles going up in smoke! Off the top the rattling you all hear is from the cam chain the cam tensioner is spring applied with oil pressure overide--at start up before the oil pressure comes up the chain is still loose and rattles until pressure is up--in the cold north with thick oil this takes a while.

I have been a Honda buyer in the past. Honda CR-V is a great performing comfortable car and I like everything about it. I like the backup camera and the maneuverability of driving this car. The size and feel of the car while driving is unique. It feels like a much smaller car. This car looks good going down the road and we get very good gas mileage. We very often use the car on long trips. I would recommend it as it is.

The Honda CRV is roomy, comfortable to drive and has many of the safety features I was looking for in a new car. I particularly like the backup camera and the lane notification. This was the roomiest of the SUVs that I looked at and one that I could climb into easily as most weren't easily accessible since I am less than 5 feet tall. But I would get a better navigation system since this one does not recognize new streets and a better voice recognition system. This one does not always recognize my voice and then I have to pull over and put the number in manually.

We looked at many cars like Nissan and Toyota. Honda stood out. We love it and are very happy with it. I chose Honda CRV over other models because my previous Honda lasted a very long time with no problems and was very reliable. I purchased it a couple years ago and it's comfortable. The stereo is really good and easy to teach controls. Love the backup camera too. The car's easy to see out of. No problems changing lanes anymore. The lock seems little backwards but I am use to it. It is the best car I've ever owned.

I absolutely LOVE my Honda CR-V. It has been the most reliable car I have ever owned! It rides, drives like a race car, but feels like a luxury car. It gets great gas mileage and is extremely easy to park. I chose it because I had bought a Honda Odyssey, which has over 250,000 miles on it and still going. I knew it would be a reliable car which is what I need. I like the fact that there is no hump in between the seats in the back as do the individuals who ride in it. The only thing I wish my Honda CR-V had would be in-car wifi or built in navigation. The camera isn't the best, but it's fine for what I use it for. I also wish my car had a larger gas tank. It seems a bit small for the size of the car overall.

Being an SUV, the Honda CRV sits higher up. It's big enough to feel safe without feeling like driving a bus. And it's fairly roomy inside and versatile enough for crooks uses and need. Also, its standard transmission gives the car just a bit more pep than auto transmission. The car is reliable and had kept its value very well. It does not look outdated although the standard model is very basic and looks economical and is not sleek. There are not many upgrades as well and there's lots of road noise compared to other cars. But the only real problem with the CRV is battery.

The 2005 Honda CR-V I own has been driven across the country multiple times with very little issues ever. The car now has over 250 thousand miles and is still going strong. Very reliable car. Its size is really great. It's compact just enough but big enough to fit everything I need in it for long trips. The gas mileage is good as well. Heated seats would be nice, as well as being able to take out the back seats fully would be great for lugging big objects and moving. Also it would allow me to put an air mattress in the back which is a really great option to do when traveling.

I bought the Honda CRV used in 2012 and since have maintained and serviced the car for major service repairs and upkeep. I feel safe in the car as it is well built. It is very reliable. I like that there is a lot of eye room to see outside with only a few blind spots. I also like the draw underneath the front passenger seat. But, I would like the car to have a back door that lifted up instead of having to open it from the left like you do a side by side fridge. This is a 2000 model and new models now open by lifting the door.

I've enjoyed having the vehicle. It's the 1st SUV I've owned and I've had it for almost 13 years. It's held up well with no major repairs, only normal maintenance and expected replacements, eg. tires and battery. I bought it because I was looking for a small SUV with a manual, floor shift, with a 5th forward gear for economy. Also, Honda has an excellent reputation for quality. I like the added cargo space that comes with it. I also like the manual floor shift, which, unfortunately, is no longer available. However I would want a slightly wider wheelbase for windy conditions and for the spare tire to NOT be under the vehicle. I also would like to know where the fuel pump reset button/switch is located.

The Honda CR-V is very easy to handle and I have had nothing but positive experiences with this car. The gas mileage is wonderful. I like the features and the interior. I like having bluetooth, the alarm system, and the amount of room in the car. The truck is an adequate amount of size for my needs. But I would probably make the visor longer. Also I would make the backup camera wider. I would also include a subscription to Sirius radio instead of Pandora.

Honda CRV is a brand by itself. I read lot of good reviews and many of my friends recommend this car. After screening so many other brands and models I had chosen Honda CRV as it's an mid sized suv perfect to fulfill my needs. I have a baby and we travel a lot... And I needed a car which can accommodate all my luggage. Honda CRV has many awesome features which very few have those features in that segment... Smooth riding and easy to use features. There is never ever been a problem which I usually heard is other cars. So for me it is the best car. But one thing which can be improved is the mileage.

I got this Honda CRV used. It replaced a jeep that I loved. I was commuting a lot and needed much better gas mileage. It's taken some bang ups and not done terribly. And it has done a great job with mileage and maintenance. Good value for features included. Like the console, lots of space. I like being able to pull the whole back seat down too. And I like the specific window lock. But the steering wheel is in a weird position for me that I can't seem to adjust. Now that the battery in the key also has run out it's annoying not to have locks on more than front left. And there is also a blind spot about 135 degrees from driver. I'd like to have some of the new safety features.

This Honda CRV has been outstanding to drive over the past six years. The interior is roomy and very comfortable. It handles great in any weather condition and has been very reliable. It gives a smooth ride and very low maintenance is required. It has all the extras that I was looking for and it's compact enough to easily maneuver in and out of parking spaces. And all the controls are easy to use with fingertips. However, when something drops or falls in the abyss in between the front seats and the console it is nearly impossible to retrieve it.

I purchased a 2016 CRV new from the Steve Padgett's Honda Danville VA dealership. Twice in the last 10 days it has failed to crank. I have had to have it towed at my expense. The dealership checked it out and said the alternator, battery, and starter were all within limits. They found nothing wrong. So far the dealership has been nice but after this happened again today, I am driving 50 miles again next week to have them replace the battery. I have been offer no compensation for the drive or my time. I guess if they can't find anything wrong, they will start with the process of elimination.

My Honda CR-V 2011 AWD power steering rack and pinion failed in just 75000 miles of drive. I have been using Toyotas and never had to face this problem even after driving 150K. The dealer (Ourisman Honda at Bethesda, MD) has not maintained or identified the issue early. They are asking 1650.00 to fix the problem. I will say Honda is not worth its name or Japanese quality. I have heard Subaru customer service is excellent. They take care of this type of issue immediately at no cost to the customers. Next time I may go for Subaru or German car. No more Honda.

I have been very satisfied with my CR-V. I bought this car after having a Toyota RAV for 14 years. It handles well and the gas mileage is super. It was fairly priced and suits my needs.

I like the car; it's the second in a row of the same model I have owned. Drives well, looks ok, low maintenance and hope I am not jinxing myself with that said. No complaints really and overall happy with the dealership.

Leased Honda CR-V 2016 in 2016. Started to have problems around 3000 miles. The engine would cut out, stall & could be dangerous in traffic. When you expect the engine to respond it wouldn't. I brought it back 3 times & all I got was, "Couldn't find any problem." Totally disgusted with it.

This 2001 is my second Honda CR-V. It fits my body perfectly, reliable, roomy, and versatile. It handles well and is responsive. ONLY possible drawback is height/balance.

My CRV SUV doesn’t have the amenities that I had previously but it has decent pickup. After 4 years it still appears to be new. I still can’t get the back seat to fold flat though.

The most surprising quality about the 2009 Honda CRV to me, is how predictable it is on black ice. I’ve Driven more than 2 million miles covering Wyoming, Montana, Alberta, Saskatchewan, North Dakota, and South Dakota as a technical representative. Lots of 4-wheel drives and a few all-wheel drives. This vehicle is surprisingly stable, as things change (passing when roads are slushy, going over a bridge uphill, that froze unexpectedly).

My HONDA CRV is 17 years old and has 214,000 miles registered. I bought it new and I would buy another new one in a hot minute, but this one runs as smooth as butter! I’ve only ever done regular maintenance and I couldn’t be happier! Keep up the good work HONDA!

My Honda CRV has been a very reliable vehicle. There have been no engine problems or necessary repairs; it is a comfortable car that drives smoothly. The model I purchased has all of the extras, including sun/moon roof, leather seats and navigation. One complaint is the poor quality of the remaining interior, primarily cheap plastic. Small things have stopped working, but have a ridiculous repair price; for the price for the extra features, that makes this customer unhappy.

I like that it is easy to get into and drives well. Also, I like the ease of putting and retrieving groceries, etc from the back. Love the color of turquoise, too. The only Complaint is blind Spot on drivers side.

Overall I really like my Honda CRV. It apparently holds up well in a rear end collision. I am disappointed in the driver’s impaired visibility through the front/side windows and lack of durability of the material used on the bottom of the backseats.

I had a 2000 Honda CRV with over 219,000 miles on it, under $2500 in maintenance over the 17 years I drove it. When it was time for a new car, I didn’t hesitate at all to buy a new Honda CRV. I love it!

The Honda CRV is a well made car and runs extremely well. It has great mileage on the highway and decent in town. It is not as smooth riding as a BMW but also not as expensive.

My 2013 Honda CRV's rpm is around 600 in gear so it vibrates so much when you stop at the red light. There's the same issue with 2015 CRV with a lawsuit and Honda settled HONDA TSB 15-046 to fix it but only for 2015.

The performance of the Honda CRV has been very good. I do not like the raised fenders (on the hood part) as they obstruct the view. The seat doesn’t raise up far enough for a short person like me 5’ 3”.

There are rust on the exhaust pipe of the new Honda CRV 2018 when I picked up it and marks on the rotors of the back brakes. I asked the dealer and was told they are all normal. And today the rubber cover around the front right body (above the wheel) was open. I sent the car to the dealer and they said it's because I hit the car somewhere and it's not warranted. If the car was hit, how come there are no scratches, no dent any all, only some marks of dirt that could be wiped out. Even if the car was hit by something, the rubber cover should not be so fragile. It's a vehicle supposed to be driven on rough road, not a piece of glass that I should hold in my hand carefully. This might happen even when The car runs over a bump, or been driven long time on highway if it's so fragile.

I recently purchase a 2013 Honda CRV... Where do I start? I get a heavy vibration when vehicle in gear... If I turn the heater on it goes away. When nothing on in vehicle and you come to a stop I get a heavy vibration on the seat. I take the vehicle to the dealership. Say they aware of the problem. Lot of other customer complain but there is no fix from American Honda at this time. It's normal. I hope a lot more customer post their problem so Honda can come up with a fix... or I will just trade this vehicle away... very uncomfortable.

Purchased 2013 Honda CRV, flash drive has had problems since day one. My dealer agrees the car has a problem. Mystery 501 file appears, not on flash drive. Folder errors, 10 songs in folder, shows 18 with some stating unplayable? Went to Honda, they opened up a case file & then told me there was no problem. Have taken my case to the Better Business Bureau. So now we wait again for Honda to respond. BBB: Complaint ID **.

I bought a 2016 brand new HONDA CR-V. SINCE I bought the car the car vibrate on idle. Have taken the car to their mechanic and it was looked at multiple times. I will just be adding more miles to the car, and I've had enough going back and forth to get it looked at. The car has many reviews of people having the car fixed and it still has the vibration. It's a badly built car, a lemon, I want a replacement or full refund. I don't want to be given the run around for another 3 people to look at the car and nothing gets fixed. Honda obviously doesn't care for their customers because if they did they wouldn't push on a badly built car on their customers. I gave the car a chance already and it's not worth it.

I am a longtime Honda owner and foolishly decided to purchase a brand new 2016 CRV. Worst decision ever, significant, incessant vibration when car is idled/stopped. Known problem by Honda With no fix, loud road noise on the expressway, poor workmanship, cheap plastic parts. I do NOT recommend Honda.

I have owned 3 CRV's 2005, 2010, 2015, I keep them for about 130,000 miles before I trade them in. I have NEVER had a problem with any of them. I am currently looking at the 2018 which I really like but I don't have enough miles on this one to justify it. Great mpg, great carrying capacity, comfortable ride and all trouble free!

The original battery of my Honda CRV keeps dying. Local Honda dealer did NOT cover the replacement and I have to pay $200 out of my pocket to replace. It's been only 3 years since I purchased the car and the battery is already draining out. I have been stranded in unsafe places as a result, waiting for roadside assistance to come jumpstart the car. When I took it to the local Honda Dealer (Dublin Honda), they said the battery is faulty and it's NOT covered under warranty and I have to pay out of pocket to replace it. I ended up paying $200 for replacement of battery and all the inconvenience of getting stranded at unsafe, unsecure places with my family in the car.

Where do I start!?? First off the thermostat was replaced and then the whole system flushed... still no help with heat. Then the mechanic drove it (2017 Honda CR-V) from my house and saw that going down the long hill into town the engine temperature gauge drops to C and then I have no heat. Idling, I have no heat. It was -17F last week. Now they say Honda said when the load on the engine is reduced, 2 of the 4 cylinders shut off for fuel efficiency and it's how it's supposed to work. Really?! The dealer's been great but Honda apparently doesn't care that those of us in the colder states freeze our ** off.

Leased new 2016 Honda CRV Touring in December 2016. Soon after I noticed that my GPS was not working correctly. While driving it shows no names of roads as you pass literally 15 cross streets. In some cases, as you approach a major intersection still no road ID. I mentioned this to the dealership Honda of Freehold and they indicated it works fine. Well it doesn't. I've been leasing Hondas and other vehicles for many years and have never experience this poor performance from a GPS. It works kind of crazy as when you pass major streets (with no names), it will give you a street name somewhere off of the main street. I will try again to bring this up with a Honda salesman the next service and see if anything comes of it. I know one thing for sure, the next time I lease, if it is a Honda, I will make my decision after I have checked the GPS operation. If it hasn't improved, goodbye Honda.

Bought a 2012 Honda CRV brand new. I always buy my cars brand new because I'm stickler on maintenance and care. I bought this car because I associated Honda with quality and had plans of driving the car into the ground. I got rid of it at 5 years old and 67K miles and found it to be junk and won't be looking at Honda ever again.

I taken my 2015 model CRV to Honda service centre after the vibration at idle become severe. (It was there from day one but ignored it as it was not that noticeable, but for last a few month it increased). At the service center they applied Honda recommended mode 1 and 3 repair, but that didn't fix the issue. So I reached out to Honda customer care, and taken my car multiple ties to the same service centre as per the case manager suggested. Unfortunately they couldn't fix the issue, and now case manager is saying that is the "characteristic" of the car!!! Seriously? Since this vibration is vivid and too annoying I can prove it easily, so I requested the case manager to consider taking a second opinion at a different Honda service center to make sure the fix they applied is proper.

Our CRV has been put through the ringer and keeps running and running well. It's the best vehicle I have owned and I highly recommend it. Families or single, you can't go wrong.

Honda has had problems with this (Sudden Unexplained Acceleration) before, I know. But I love my CRV and have driven one since 2009. Once before I had a problem while pulling into a parking place in a hospital parking garage. I chalked it up to missing the brake pedal and hitting the accelerator. However, last Thursday - while pulling into a parking place at my doctor's office - my car suddenly accelerated, running up an embankment and over 4 shrubs before coming to a stop but not before hitting a Chrysler 300 that was parked across from me.

I own a 2005 Honda CRV and won't part with it! When I saw it in the showroom I immediately said out loud "I want that!" It had just the right styling, sleekness and attitude with its gleaming color of white, contrasts of red rear light, rear spare tire and running boards. It would be nice to buy a new one but the current styling looks nothing like the SUV it once was. There are a lot of vintage CRV owners holding on to their old ones hoping, waiting and wanting the styling to revert back and won't buy a new one because not only do they not look like an SUV, they are UGLY! By the way, my friend owns a 2003 and feels exactly the same. As we drive together on the freeway we comment on every new one we see; now a kind word is spoken. Honda, what were you thinking?

Beware, there are only 17 mobile phones that work with the Honda CRV Bluetooth system. It has been like getting blood out of a stone to try and access the compatibility list. Honda UK, EU and the dealership were unhelpful. I am now without the ability to use handsfree device in a car that I have leased for business from a Honda UK dealership. So annoying!! None of the 17 phones (list below) are easy to obtain - all second hand! Unless I go for Apple, which is no use as my business does not run on Mac.

VTC actuator 2 times - grinding noise still there. Transmission change due to bad whine on a highway. Rear differential due to vibration on highway. Differential oil pump 2 times due to croaking noise. Moonroof due to the rust inside from the factory. Changed tires due to hopping poor quality rubber. I do not recommend Honda. Their quality is terrible. I will be getting RAV4.

Honda CRV 2010 problem list: 85,000 replaced catalytic converter, 5 times under normal maintenance had to replace 4 quarts of oil, replaced timing cover, replaced a/c compressor, call Honda and all I got was "please call your dealership". Every single issue I had has a safety notice attached to it so obviously Honda realized it was a problem. Please stand by your cars. Look at all these safety notices. Last recall for Honda CRVs was driver side airbag randomly deploys. I had that replaced with the recall a couple months ago. The customer rep says "oh you better get that replaced. Its urgent". Well not that urgent if you tell me 7 years later. Anyways you lost a long time customer. I also told a couple hundred people about my story and plan on telling a couple hundred more.

Had a safety recall concerning my light switch, seems the lights go off and won't come back on. The dealer replaced the switch the first 2 times it happened but I had to pay $199 the third time because they couldn't get verification from corporate. I dealt with the corporate customer relations for 7 weeks only to be told the dealer shouldn't have replaced without corporate approval. Back and forth between the dealer and corporate everyone pointing the finger. Very dissatisfied with customer relations and Honda corporate in general. Very bad company to deal with. They seem to replace defective parts with more defective parts and make the consumer pay for it.

While driving I noticed the dashboard cluster (tachometer, speedometer, gas gauge) were all at zero in my 2005 CRV. Dealer and Honda America both said they hadn't heard of this happening with Honda vehicles. However, on numerous Honda forums customers are reporting the issue with CRV and Civic over several model years. What does it take for Honda to issue a recall? Has anyone else had the issue? If so what was the final diagnosis?

I bought a new Honda CRV 2014 from a Honda Dealer in California. However, last month, the air conditioner being of poor build quality developed a hole in its body and stopped working. Given I am still under 3 years warranty period, I reached out to closest Honda dealer and I was told that even the evaporator of the air conditioner is not working. Finally, Honda only covered the repair of the evaporator and I had to pay $700 for the condenser repairs and another $300 for a rental car while my car was being serviced. Honda is known for its reliability and durability of cars. I am really disappointed with this experience with Honda and have lost confidence in the brand.

2015 Honda vibration & tire issue: Leased a brand new 2015 Honda CRV in Florida in April of 2015 to move my belongings back home to New Jersey. Since I purchased the CRV in hot, sunny Florida, the air conditioner was running during my test drive so I was not aware of any vibration issue until I got back home to New Jersey and stopped using my A/C. This is when I became aware of the vibration while idling or waiting at a stop sign or light. I also realized that you cannot feel it when either the heater or A/C is on.

I bought this car (2010 Honda CRV) brand new with heated leather seats. It was suppose to be my dream car at a pretty price of 30,000 in 2010. There have been so many engineering flaws with this car starting with high oil consumption. My Honda dealer did not take this seriously for years. Finally, I researched it on the internet and found that in a Honda dealer in Oak Lawn, Illinois did take it seriously and after much testing honored the recall and had to replace the O rings. Then there is the screeching sound when I start the ignition. Honda dealer says it is another engineering problem and that it only makes that sound when starting a cold engine and that if I turn it off and restart it will not make that sound. But still no recall on that problem. Then recall on the airbags. Fine, they replaced them.

CR-V 2013 latch from rear door doesn't not work when temperatures goes below 40. I had to pay for the repair but I read a lots of complaints about the same problem and lawsuits. This problem should have a recall. I would like the refund because many received from the lawsuit!

Bought 2016 Honda CR-V in August 2016. Turns out to be less than expected. Automatic transmission shifts ROUGH and HARD. Requires extreme force to shift. Rear view camera and viewing screen malfunctions. Screen is "snowed out" when outdoors is dark. Honda (Highland Park Illinois) refuses to repair. Claims "this is normal". Would not recommend buying.

Barely 1 year old car and tire pressure indicator has been on for almost the entire time. Took it to dealer in the beginning twice and they said I had put too much air in (really?). They adjusted it and within a couple of days it came back on again. Took it again and again, can't find any problems and they reset it. I now drive with it on, so annoying. Two days ago with 14K miles on my car I was in VA on a business trip. Went to the client and after a couple hours I went to leave and my battery was completely dead. Dead to the point my radio reset. Had to get jumped. I was afraid to stop on the way home so I drove over 6 hours without stopping. After seeing other people with the same complaint I am wondering why Honda hasn't addressed these issues?

Purchased a 2016 CRV Honda Touring April, 2016. I have had nothing but problems with this vehicle and am very disappointed for all the money I am spending on it. A couple months after purchasing this vehicle the tire pressure came on. Went to find a place that has the particular air that goes in my car to find out the pressure was fine. Eight months after having the vehicle I got in my car, tried to start it and found out battery was dead. My husband had to give me a hot shot to get it to the dealer.

I own a 2014 Honda CRV with about 49,000 miles on it. I had oil changes and any required maintenance performed as required. On the morning of January 19, 2017 I was driving to work on Route 55 in New Jersey. At first I noticed an odor yet thought it was the trucks around me. White smoke started to lightly come through the passenger side air vent. It increased and I noticed gray smoke coming from the right side of my hood.

I have brought my 2015 Honda CR-V EX to 2 different dealers 5 times to try and resolve a problem. The tire pressure light keeps coming on. I have the pressure checked and it is always at least 2 lbs more than required which means the light should not go on. I reset the light, drive on and the light returns. The last dealer told me there is nothing wrong. If the light comes on, this a warning. Obviously there is something wrong with the sensor.

Bought 2012 CRV new and soon encountered improper battery charging issue, when car was about a year old or so. Alternator would not recharge battery on short daytime trips (when electrical load is low). To summarize, dealer would not (or could not) fix the problem. I ended up using the simple fix - drive with headlights ON 24/7. Doing this causes the charging control to make alternator charge at high (14 volts or so) rate - which keeps the battery charged. Dealer never helped. HONDA never helped. My original battery is still working fine and I will replace it at about 5yrs as a routine. I like the CRV otherwise. Thanks for nothing Honda on the poor charging system.

I purchased a 2016 Honda CRV in June 2016. I have been complaining to Honda about the noise and vibration since. I have been back and forth to the service center. They keep trying to get me to believe #1 that I don't feel vibration and #2, the noise is normal. They told me to wait until other people have problems with their CRV then maybe they will believe something is wrong with my car. I spoke with corporate. They didn't help at all. Basically Honda is saying deal with the problems because warranty means nothing. I put down a lot of money for this car and I'm paying a lot for it. I'm very disappointed with my purchase and with Honda.

Love the CRV and has given us no problems! This is my 4th Honda. I love the style, the comfort, the CD Player, actually all about Honda. Had an Accord that I gifted to my mother. She still has it and loves it. It's a 2004. So we have the CRV now, living in the country. Very durable and reliable. My Accords had heated seating, and I miss that in this vehicle. Other than that, we have had no problems at all. Great SUV!

I have a 2010 CR-V EXL AWD. I am the original whom brought it brand new with 9 miles on it. Now six and half years later I have 94,000 plus miles on it. This vehicle is the best driven, most reliable and dependable vehicle I've owned in all four seasons. I have had no real issues with the CR-V unlike the problems I had with three Fords. All in all I've hardly taken CVR in for anything other than the basic services such as oil change, tire rotation, air filters and so on. Any issues I had was taken care of promptly when having recalls and other issues in my extended warranties I brought with this CR-V without any hassles from Hardin Co Honda. It is sad to hear of so many complaints about Honda.

2014 CRV Battery issue - Dealership not honest until car is out of warranty. Car battery dead within 3 years and the 36,000 mile coverage. Took it to Berkeley Honda and they tested the battery and said it was fine. I questioned them quite a bit here and they just said that Honda would not cover if it passed the test. Less than three months later, the car doesn't start after at brief (15 min) stop. We had driven 1.5 hours of a 7 hour trip. Ended up taking it back to the same dealership after jumping it that morning and it checks out as fine once again. I tell them that's impossible. They then say "let's leave the lights on for 15 mins and try again." The lights fade out within 5 mins. They test the battery again and once again it passes!! They then state they need to do a load and discharge test at which the battery fails. I'm then told for just under $200 they will replace it. They will not acknowledge the issue less than three months prior that was within warranty.

Rental for 200 miles - 2016 Honda CRV SE - Foremost, it's awful to read about the owner experiences, especially from those who previously owned a Honda. There needs to be lemon laws in North America as a whole, or the manufacturer will do whatever they please when their cars aren't working as expected, or for which it was meant... Recalls forced upon the manufacturer by the F.T.A, or Ministry of Transportation in Canada doesn't capture the "general" defects on reads about in forums. My SHORT TERM assessment had me looking up "professional" reviews; mainly positive. No surprise as many are short term. Then I looked for negative consumer experiences that brought me to Consumer Affairs.

2016 Honda CRV - When pulling into a parking space at a very slow speed, braking and ready to shift gear into park, the car suddenly lurched forward accelerated from a stopped position and hit a tree. I tried desperately to brake and stop. The front end of my new Honda CRV of two months had to be repaired and supposedly was tested and found nothing wrong. Ha! I am not confident driving this Honda vehicle and would not get one again.

8 months ago I bought this vehicle after a long research. The reviews were excellent and I loved it right from the beginning even though it had a weird vibration when idling. After some research I was convinced that this was normal. Two weeks ago, while performing a routine oil change the technicians found a major oil leak; I was shocked; I never noticed it because I park it on a very stained spot in my garage. So I have no idea if my CRV was leaking oil since I got it or if it started during these last months. I made more research and to my surprise nobody was complaining online. I found similar complaints about 2015 CRVs and Accords but not 2016 CRVS.

I just wanted to express my worst experience with Sam Swope Honda. On Saturday early morning I saw add of new Honda CRV-EXL-AWD with 5k+ discount and called to confirm on it. Customer care confirmed based on website and then I asked to schedule appointment. I have received appointment confirmation along with confirmation call from Honda. I went to store with my family along with 9 month daughter and wife to buy that vehicle as price was 24913 (New Honda CRV EXL AWD 2016). Sales consultant tried to find that vehicle based on the model and VIN number I have shared with them. Later she said "I will show you exact same vehicle with different color" and she showed me black one with all the feature and details.

My passenger side and my trunk latch on my 2007 CRV still don't work and it's pass the warranty and Honda won't replace them. I been fighting Honda since 2008. When I brought it, they say it wear and tear and I don't even go in my trunk and/or no one rides in the passenger seat. Then the class action case come along and the driver side door actuator was replaced twice. Today, went to Landmark Honda to fulfill a recall on the drivers door actuator and they was suppose to replace it on the driver side door lock and they did not touch it. I was told if they replace the driver side door lock - the trunk latch and the passenger side door will work. But they did not replace the driver side door lock.

I received a letter from Honda about the airbag recall. I finally turn it in around end of June. They give me a rental car from Enterprise rental. The dealership in Townsend Honda told me that the parts should be in around August. I keep calling after first week of August to check my car. They said they will call me. Aug 15 they called that my car is ready. I noticed the Sluggish performance, the steering wheel is now hard to maneuver, it was responsive before they replace the airbag. They never clean up after they do the work, I found some nuts and bolt in the floor board. The passenger side mirror has scrape. The handle on the passenger side door is wrinkle and it is ripped. Once in a while it is jerking, like changing the gear so abruptly.

I've owned this 2014 CRV EXL for almost 3 years. To date I've had it in three times for the VCT actuator - which they replaced twice - but only after I threatened them. When I asked them to check that a brake cylinder wasn't frozen at 5000 miles because one wheel was quite hot - that was $50 just to pull the wheels and verify it was ok.

Got my first Honda CRV 17 months ago, and have had nothing but headaches. Have had to replace battery 3 times, whole new air-conditioning system, and car is still not starting at times. I HATE THIS CAR. My first Honda, and my LAST. They don't care, they just want your money.

Got a notice saying the passenger side airbag on my Honda CR-V was bad but when I called to have it fixed they said they do not have the part and they will not provide a loaner car. The only suggestion they had for me was to not let anyone ride in the front seat. School starts next week and I have to haul 4 school age kids 1 to 14 to school. One has to sit in the front. They cannot all fit in the back. I got a Honda to haul the kids around and it was supposed to be safe. Their solution is to cram all 4 kids in the back. Ridiculous. I will never buy a Honda again. First the a/c malfunction that they wouldn't cover although they admitted it was bad design on their part and now I essentially have no car indefinitely.

We have owned and loved Honda cars for years. Last year we leased a new 2015 Honda CRV expecting the same quality experience of our previous cars. The vibration issue that everyone is reporting was noticeable the first day of driving the car and it is horrible, but it is also the least of my worries at the moment. I had the frightening experience of pulling into a parking space at a very low speed, braking, and the car suddenly going forward from the stopped position several months ago. I ran over a sign and hit a co-workers car while trying to stop the car which finally stopped when I lifted my foot off the brake and braked again. Had the car immediately towed to the Honda dealership where I got it.

I have a 2008 Honda CRV and recently had driver's side airbag replaced due to recall. I called my local dealership yesterday to schedule an oil change and was told there is another recall for passenger side airbag but they will not have parts for months. I was told that no one can sit in the passenger side. I have a trip planned out of town for a week and there is nowhere for my front passenger to sit now! They are not providing rental cars since it is the passenger side. I just replaced latch assembly on rear hatch because it will not open.

I have contacted Honda dealer immediately after I have received a safety recall regarding defective airbag in CRV 2010. This was in March 2016. They mentioned the parts will be available in Summer. Now it is more than 4 month "more than 200 days". I visited the Honda dealer. The technician said her will reorder them. I COMPLAINED "THIS IS MORE THAN 60 DAYS." He suggested I should talk to Honda America. He has nothing to offer. I contacted Honda America. They don't really care. They said they call me when it is available. In the letter from Honda America in March it stated that I can file a complaint to the National Highway Traffic Administration if this issue is not resolved with 60 days. I have started now my complaint about the very, very poor customer service from Honda dealer.

What has happened to Honda...? Been with them since 1985 and this may be my last car... I own an '06 CRV which is nowhere near the quality of my past Hondas. There has been a known issue with the A/C compressor since at least 2002. Well guess what? The car that has 102,000 miles on it that is driven in weather north east weather, just died. I called Honda and was politely told go screw yourself in so many words when I asked would they stand behind this ongoing issue. Ha Ha Ha! Note there was a service warranty for 2007 and on... What about those from 2002 that have the same issues? There is a dealership quote for 1105.00. Guess what? The fix is very short lived. PRETTY SCARY WHEN THERE ARE THOUSANDS, YEP THOUSANDS OF COMPLAINTS ON JUST THIS SUBJECT. What's up Honda...? 31 years of loyalty gone.

After owning a 2005 Toyota RAV4 for seven trouble free years my wife wanted to buy a new 2012 Honda CRV. Despite faithfully changing the oil for 60,000 miles the engine developed a ridiculously loud grinding noise on startup. Bringing it to a mechanic revealed that the cam actuator gear assembly was the problem and many many engines have the same issue. Repair costs $800 to $1000!!! Very disappointing as I still have a loan on the car. Furthermore my Honda Ridgeline has been under recall with the deadly Takata airbag and I'm not even supposed to drive it. Honda is not doing the right thing by their customers and soon their reputation will be worthless.

My 2010 Honda CRV airbag recall. I was told to park my CRV where is safe away from the road and not to drive it or move it till the new airbag install and completed. I was also given a rental while I wait. My Honda CRV is park in the driveway for good two months. Was never moved because I was instructed not to drive it or move it. June 30, 2016 I got a call from Lehigh Honda in Allentown, PA saying the parts is in that I need to bring in my Honda CRV to have it installed. June 31, 2016 Friday when I drove out of my drive I heard loud popping sound, I realized the brakes was making skipping sound when I press on the brake. I had the Honda check the brake and locate the sound it was coming from.

I purchased my 2009 Honda CRV with 39k on it. I have had NO ISSUES (except for the recall - which is not Honda's fault). I have 94k on it now. I want to get a truck... my biggest fear is NOT having such a reliable vehicle.

Way too much road noise on my first crv (2014). I've owned 2 Accords. They were great but crv very loud road noise, can't hardly hear radio.

I understand that the Airbag recall for Honda and the local dealerships must be a nightmare. However, now it has become my nightmare!! As the owner of a 2011 CRV which however, was in fine condition BEFORE I signed a waiver not to drive and therefore sat for 2 months PLUS SO FAR... I have major issues even before the airbag replacement takes place which to date they have no idea when that will be.

I took my wife's 2014 CRV Honda in for regular checkup. I told them that there's a noise in the back of the car in the break area. They checked it out and lo and behold they told me there was rust on the rotors. I asked them the car only has 17000 miles on it. I couldn't have rust on the rotors. He said the car sits around builds up moisture. I said that's a lot of bull because it's used every day. It cost 650 who change the rotors. I read the reviews of other people with the same problem. I think this problem should be checked out because this is not good at all. What if the moisture getting in that section of the brakes? Something gotta be wrong.

I took my 2007 CRV to Honda Germain on Sawmill Rd in early April for routine maintenance. They told me due to the airbag recall my car was not safe to drive and put me in a rental. My car sat on their lot for two months awaiting parts for the airbag recall. When I did receive a phone call it was made clear I had only 48 hours left with my rental car and had to make an appointment, get my airbags replaced, and pick up my car. Strange I needed an appointment since they'd had my car for two months but whatever. The repair was to take two hours and I was scheduled for 11:00 am the following morning. I called and called needing to pick it up that evening due to my schedule, but it wasn't finished until the following day in the evening. Odd again but whatever. So here is where the REAL problems begin.

Leased my 2016 CRV-EXL and was in to a dealer within a week because I could not get voice Bluetooth for my phone or voice for navigation system to work. Two visits to two dealers in a week and neither could get my Samsung phone to work with the CRV. I called Honda and they had me take it to another dealer and leave it overnight. When I went to pick up the car, the service manager showed me that the Bluetooth worked perfectly --- on an iPhone. They could not get it to work on my android. Honda said to call my provider - Verizon. Called Verizon who said to call Samsung who said to call Google who burst out laughing and said this was on Honda!!

2013 CRV refuses to open the back hatch door in the winter. When I press the button on hatch door, the latch reacts almost immediately during the warmer season. However, living in Chicago, as the temperature drops the door reaction gets slower and slower until it does not open at all. I have taken this issue to the dealer and had the latch replaced twice, but it seems to have the same problem ever since I bought it. No one seems to have any idea how to fix the issue. Secondly, around 3,000 miles, the car developed a croaking sound under the 2nd row seat. It would go off randomly, and the dealer once again has no idea what or how to fix the problem.

When I start my 2013 CRV first thing it sounds like I am holding the key down too long – sounds like the starter is grinding. Since it is out of warranty the local Honda dealer was not interested in fixing the issue. I took it to a repair shop who said they thought it was the lifters – that the oil was down to 30% and said that was the cause. They changed the oil but a few days later the noise started again. I have a friend with a 13 CRV and hers does the same thing. People say it sounds like the Bendix. Not sure what to do. My dealer is useless.

My husband purchased a brand new 2016 Honda CRV Touring for me on New Years Eve 2016. Soon after I noticed that my GPS was not working correctly. While driving it shows no roads and names where those roads are missing. Or when I am for example 7 miles from home it wants me to go almost 30 miles because it does not recognize the county road that has been there for MANY years. I have been working with the dealership Buerkle Honda and they have been wonderful! Throughout the past 6 months trying to resolve these issues. I have had my truck in 5 times. Had them drive another CRV to my house to see if it did the same thing. It didn't. It showed all the roads. Mine does not. They had to fight you to get a new GPS system installed. But they did get it and it was installed on May 5, 2016. Didn't work. It does the same thing!

I lease my Honda CRV February 2016. It happened twice. While I was backing up my car suddenly engine is off and car stop. I took a photo and showed it to Honda dealer. They told me "your car is fine and your photos are fine too." They said that they checked CRV 5-6 hours and there are no records any problems showing. They made me looks like that I am a liar. You can see the photo that there are engine button shows green light. It can't happen if engine is on. This car is a piece of junk. Honda does not have customer service. I am afraid to drive this car with my child since Honda said there is nothing wrong with it so no fix. No more Honda for me ever!

Purchased 2015 CRV in September and have had vibration and shifting issues. Also back chrome fell off the rear hatch as well as side molding coming off which was replace but still coming apart again and lastly rear hatch leaks occasionally when going through carwash. The response from John Eagle Honda usually is "We will call you when parts come in." STILL WAITING!!!

Honda CRV certified used car. Had the car 2 weeks, went on a family trip. Heard a flopping noise, 3 out of 5 lug nuts were gone and the other 2 were loose. They could have killed my whole family. I want something done. They charged me $2000 for that certification, what a crock. I want my money back!!!

Been a loyal Honda owner for 30-40 years. Last year was a first for the CRV experience. Although my CRV has less than 10,000 I feel like it's a piece of junk compared to other Honda vehicles owned. Within a few miles, I noticed the front bumper began accumulating chips here and there. Even though no impact has taken place. The center section of the bumper now sports a crack down the middle where it was probably joined together. When you take your foot off the gas, the vehicle continues moving at the same speed so you have to apply your brakes if you want to slow down. Etc. I hate this car. NEVER AGAIN.

My seat adjustment on my 5 month old 2015 CRV has a mind of its own. It moves forward/back or up. The seat back moves also. I am the ONLY person who has ever driven the car so at least half the time, I must re-adjust the seat. Once I hit my head on the door frame because the seat raised itself. I'm tall so it is set to be as low as it can. On 2 occasions, I actually heard the motor adjusting the seat -- my hands were on the steering wheel. Anyone else have this issue?? Honda ran a diagnostic and couldn't find anything so unless it just happens to do this while the car happens to be at the dealership, they can't (won't?) do anything about it. This is my second CRV and my 5th HONDA. I call myself a Honda Girl, however I was not pleased with my service (or lack thereof) this morning.

My 2015, Honda crv is brand new. I've owned it for 6 month and the last three months its parked in my driveway due to it being unsafe to drive because of airbag? They give me a rent a car and think that's alright? I pay 397 a month, extended warranty, gap coverage and meanwhile Honda corp is reimbursing the dealers for depreciation value for their cars that sit there due to recall? What about my car? Does it not depreciate? It's unsafe to drive, I bought it brand new saying it was a safe car to drive. Well show me why I have a signed paper from the dealer saying now it's unsafe to drive. So someone needs to buy my car back and give me what I paid for and that's a car I can drive safe.

CRV Touring Car - It is a piece of junk. The advance radar braking system malfunctions as a result of dirt in the road causing the vehicle warning systems on the dashboard to light up like a Christmas Tree. The car was in the shop 3 times and all they can determine is that small road debris might block the radar system causing it to malfunction. I talked to Honda's Customer Satisfaction and had my case referred to Ken **. He referred to this as a feature of the vehicle! He said it was in the manual. That has to be the lamest excuse I have ever heard for producing defective cars. My advice is to stay away from the Honda CRV Touring in particular and in general don't buy a Honda!

My 2013 Honda CRV was diagnosed with a faulty VTC actuator. The Honda dealership wouldn't replace it because they said Honda head office told them to not replace any more actuators until they create a new part which they have not done yet. Also, the dealership said that if they did replace the faulty part with the same model actuator that Honda head office wouldn't reimburse them.

In 2015 I signed my first 39 month lease for a new CRV. Upon driving my "all wheel drive" in the 1st snowstorm I found I had difficulty stopping and turning through corners!? I thought it was the 1st snow of the year and simply passed it off as a normal 1st snowfall. On the 2nd snowfall I had the same problem and found myself sliding out into the road from the end of my driveway!! Seems the CRV had little to no stopping/braking with this snow either & was very poor cornering too! On the 3rd snow I had the same problem, LITTLE TO NO STOPPING ability & VERY POOR CORNERING!!!

I purchased a 2015 Honda CRV EXL from Herb Chambers in Boston on 21st Jan. 2015. Yesterday while travelling I suddenly noticed low pressure warning and immediately went to nearest gas station to check tire pressure. The gas station was within half mile within my location where I saw the low pressure warning. As soon I reached there, I saw my rear passenger side tire was flat. Later on when I tried to fix it the local BJ's tires and service club said it was beyond repair. As a result of this I had to purchase a new tire of Michelin brand to replace the damaged tire.

I just recently bought my 2015 CRV and the first day driving it after it warmed up and coming to a complete stop my seats and steering wheel began to vibrate uncontrollably. I mentioned it to my car salesman and he directed me to the service department. The first time my car was there they resurfaced the rotors and said it was good to go. Immediately after picking up the car I noticed it still vibrated uncontrollably while in gear stopped. I could feel the vibration in my foot, the steering wheel, and seat, and I could see the passenger seat vibrating.

I finally brought my vehicle in (2012 Honda CRV) and it was diagnosed as the VTC actuator issue. Curry Honda replaced but had to bring it in again for the same issue only to be told the engineers have to manufacture a new part and they have not done so yet. It's now going on for 3 years. I've had a case manager who offered no solutions or suggestions. I'm still making payments on this vehicle. When the temperature drops, the vehicle makes a crackling/rattling noise at startup. There's a service bulletin but it's not considered a recall since it's not life threatening. I wish there was a class action lawsuit against them. I would totally be on board!!

The grinding sound on mostly colder weather and mine does not have the CVT. Hope they recall this. Honda is going downhill. Never will I purchase another Honda!!!

I have purchased this vehicle new and have had the battery changed every year. The first time I was in a small town visiting and when I started my vehicle in the morning the battery was dead. After a 4 hour drive it should have been fully charged. It has died every 11 to 12 months (3 times in all). After paying some $40K for my vehicle, I'm finding it quite embarrassing and dangerous to be asking to boosts. I spend a lot on my vehicle since I don't want to ever be stranded. This vehicle has been such a disappointment. I have left it at the dealer for a new battery. They phoned me to tell me that it works fine... yet, the past 3 times I had to get a boost to get the vehicle going. I am so disappointed. After 20 years of buying Honda I'm now looking at other vehicles. Shame on you Honda for letting your quality control slip. 2012 was the first year these were built in Canada. Your bottom line might look fine but your customers are not impressed!!!

My 2012 Honda CRV has this loud noise when I started it up and it's been doing for a few years! They keep telling me that it's a rattle and Honda aware hasn't a fix yet! I've had the car for 4 years next month and I paid nearly $30,000 it yet they don't seem to care! My issue is not a rattle! I have a noise which the neighbors all around get to hear every time I leave it off for a few hours. I was living in NJ when I bought and they said it had something to do with the cold. Well, I live in FL now and it does the same thing even if it's 90 degrees! If there's a class action suit that comes up then I'll jump on board!

I bought 2015 Honda CRV brand new this November. It had 50 miles on it when I took car. After a week it started vibrating like crazy. I complained to dealer about it. No response and answer is it is common in honda crv. I believed honda car - totally disappointing. Felt so bad. Though bought brand new can not do anything. Never I want to go with honda at all.

I purchased a new 2012 Honda CRV and 14 months later the grinding noise started. I purchased a Honda based on their reputation. This will be the last Honda I ever purchase. I have contacted the dealership and American Honda. The only response that I get is, "Honda is aware of the problem but there is no fix at this time." This is now almost four years later and they still have no fix. I am left with a vehicle that I paid $30,000 for and is very embarrassing when I start it up. I can't even trade the vehicle in because no one will take it. There has to be some law they are violating. I wish there was a class action lawsuit.

My mother purchased a Honda CRV-2012. It makes a horrible grinding noise upon starting. I'm furious for her. I'm an attorney and looking to file suit against Honda. If you have experienced the same problem and would like to chat with me, please contact me at **. I noticed that others may be interested in joining a lawsuit.

After we had our 2012 CRV for 6 months, it started making a grinding noise when starting, usually after it sat. Dealer Zimmerman Honda says there is no fix for it yet. Although after research found this is a very common problem. But Honda is in no hurry to fix as we are coming up on 2016 and car is a 2012. First and last Honda product. Although it is not dealers fault, I believe there should be some way of compensating. I may just trade in on another brand.

Forgot to mention they also did a software upgrade. Seems like the situation is totally fixed!

Purchased a brand new 2015 Honda CRV in September of this year and have a major problem. When I come to a full stop the vehicle begins to vibrate as if it wants to shut off. Very scary thinking I could be driving at night and have the vehicle conk out in some God forsaken place. I had my dog's cage in the vehicle with me today and I could actually hear it vibrating when I stopped. I feel like I have threw almost $27000 out the window. The dealer has been no help and I know that Honda is aware of this problem. I want my money back and no more Honda's for me!!! Admit it Honda!! You HAVE A PROBLEM and WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO ABOUT IT???

I own and drive a 2012 Honda CR-V and have been experiencing the engine rattle noise on cold startup since roughly between 40,000 - 50,000. It's so loud now that it's embarrassing to start the car and people must think I am driving a clunker. Two days ago I ordered a TSB (Technical Service Bulletin) regarding this exact issue from the NHTSA.gov website so I have some written proof that Honda has been aware of this issue (for quite some time) for when I take it to the dealership to have them fix it. I am at 50k miles on my CR-V so my 36k warranty has run out.

Purchased new 2015 Honda CRV August 1, 2015 - had only 4 mile on it. I did not notice vibration issues for a few days. Then at a stoplight I noticed excessive vibration to the point I thought the car was going to stall. At first I thought maybe this was a break in issue that would go away. It's only getting worse. Excessive vibration occurs when car is stopped at idle in drive. I noticed it is worse if there are no accessories on such as air conditioning, defrosters, rear window defogger, etc. I also notice vibration on the highway at around 65mph. It feels like a wheel is out of balance. I took vehicle in for service - they installed a software upgrade.

I bought a Honda Civic and got it to 300,000 with very little problems. I buy my first SUV (Honda CRV) and at 125,000 the transmission goes out. Now that is just the start. There are Si models for this car year for Honda. Mine of course is the hardest one to find. Also they are much harder to get out vs Ford or Chevy (the repairman told me). So now; hard to find transmission parts, hard to get out of the car, results in a bill of $3,600. I will never buy a Honda SUV (maybe no Honda at all now that I wonder if the entire line is poor quality).

CRV 2015 Honda vibrates while driving as well as when idling and in gear. Gave me another 2015 CRV. Same problem. Been back to dealer at least 4 times. Now the dealer is trying to get me to buy a used RAV4 they have on the lot. Much too expensive for me. I am a 73 year old single woman who just wants a reliable car. American Honda Headquarters tell me they have no solution to the problem as yet and there is no danger to driving. I don't believe it. I also get a headache while driving the CRV. I don't normally get headaches. Is there anyone who can help me?

This is an update from my previous review. The air conditioner in the car is like a thermostat, if you want really cold you just have to put it on low instead of setting up a temperature. The feedback from the road is still very noticeable. It appears to be a very sensitive vehicle because you will feel every little bump on the road. The outside noise isolation may also need some work. Wait until you are on the highway and your ears will certainly be popping. It is certainly a different kind of ride. It takes some getting used to. You do have to be firm on the gas when taking off; otherwise, it may have a jerking motion.

My friend bought a 1999 Honda CRV!!! The A/C compressor was recalled for overheating and burning out and the computer board went out too along with condenser fan!!! This cost thousands!!! Don't buy this suv!!! Big problems. God bless.

On August 10, 2015 I bought Honda CR-V 2015. This is my third Honda. For test drive salesperson gave me different car. After I left dealership I noticed loud vibration and shaking in driver seat. Car became very unstable on the road. Shaking is horrible. All body is shaking makes me sick - dashboard as well. It became worst after 200 mi - it became violently vibrating on Idle. Honda must stop selling those cars.

What happened to the arm rests in the 2015 CR-V Touring car? I purchased one and it is very uncomfortable to drive without the arm rests. Is there any way to have one installed in the car? I do not like the new storage box that they installed in this car. I had an old CR-V and like the storage box much better.

I went to Plaza Honda located on Nostrand Avenue, Brooklyn. Finance a 2013 CRV. Wanted something with more room. I call salesman ROY, told him my problem. Went back there, they told me to choose the vehicle I wanted... because I told them I will leave the keys for the CRV and call the bank. By the way at this time the bank did not send Honda a check. They assured me I will get what I wanted. They did not keep their word. My friend recommended Plaza Honda to me. I regret ever going there. I am left in a depress state of mind... I feel robbed as a woman.

I just bought a 2015 Honda CRV EXL from Klein Honda in Everett Washington. As me and my family are going on vacation the transmission decides to crap out. The car only has 249 miles on it!!! Honda said it will take over 2 weeks to get a transmission in because the car is so new. WOW!

I am really upset with the response I have received to the blowout of the rear passenger tire of my new Honda CRV purchased in June 2015. The vehicle has less than 6000 miles and it happened with my wife and 2 year old driving back from work. I drive it to the Honda dealership next day and they were of no help saying tires are not covered under Honda warranty. They charged me $160 to replace it with another Continental tire and told me to take up the matter with Continental. I call Continental and the customer service representative tells me that he can't say anything till he's looked at the tire and investigated. He asked me where I got the tire changed, and when I told him at the dealership from where I purchased my vehicle he said that the dealership should send the tire (or whatever is left of it) back to Continental for us to investigate.

I have a 2013 Honda CR-V. I had to take car in because we thought the battery was going because there were some instances where my car would not start. It had to be jumped. The mechanic said after doing some test it was not the battery but the alternator. I only have 19000 miles. Aren't they supposed to last longer than. Honda was no help literally.

Our CRV is only a couple months old, has a little over 2,000 miles on it. We took it on a weekend trip to south Texas, did fair on gas mileage on the way down, about 26 mpg, on the way back it finally got 28.6 mpg, far from the advertised mpg. While in south Texas, we noticed when backing up while in a turn either direction the right rear wheel was making a noise. The noise only happened while backing, no problems going forward, no warning lights appeared in the dash, no leaks, drove it home with no problems. Made appointment to have it checked out from the dealer where purchased.

After starting the car, it takes several screens of warnings before I get to my GPS and punch in my destination. Why? First a screen about the satellite for 60 seconds. What is stupid warnings like "Driver is responsible for operation of vehicle" warning? Really? The DMV thinks so. When will you Honda? Duh! Why don't you have me sign a release when I buy the car so I don't have to look at this every single time I start my car. Takes 30 seconds AFTER you hit OK for the next screen. Then comes a screen saying your phone is connected for another 30 seconds. Very annoying if you are in a hurry. Malfunctioning tire pressure light since the day I bought it. Dealership cannot fix it. This is so stressful when you are driving in bad weather because I can't tell if this time the light is for real or just faking it. Poor radio reception. I get 2 stations while all my neighbors get 6 or 8 stations.

I just bought a 2015 Honda CRV Touring on 8/5/15, on 9/3/15, 1169 miles, brand new car!!! While driving the engine lost power and all the system warning lights came on and the gear shift went to parking by itself. We were on a drive thru, fortunately, if we were on a freeway, we definitely been hit by a car behind us. This is a safety issue, my husband and my two daughters were in the car. My husband, who was driving, turn the engine off and restarted it but all the system warning lights remains and the car could not go faster than 10 miles and felt a rough shifting. We pulled over about 3 times and tried to turn the engine off and restart for few times.

I purchased a 2015 Honda CR-V at Brown Honda in Charlottesville. I noticed the vibration at every stop light. It is incredibly annoying and unexpected in what is supposed to be a very reliable car. I took it to the service department and they told me that they downloaded a fix for it, BUT the vibration is still there. I took it a 2nd time and the mechanic told me that he could not feel the vibration and could not do anything to something that does not exist. I am very happy about being stuck with a vibrating car!

I have had 2014 CRV for 1 1/2 years now. I have had to have the a/c condensor replaced twice (over $500 each time for repair) now because it had a hole in it and all the freon leaked out. This was caused by a rock TWICE flying up from the road and causing a puncture in the condensor. It is a manufacturer issue on the place of the condensor with no safeguard shield to protect it from road debris flying up and puncturing it. You can look at front of car and see condensor visible and unprotected. The Concord NC dealership Hendricks could care less. I now plan to sell my CRV (my 3rd Honda) due to these repair bills and NEVER buy a Honda again!

I'm driving this car - it look good. My friend bought it. It's 2010 CRV from the dealer. We're not the first owner but still on this age and its mileage me I know I really taking care of it. I'm not and my friend do drag racing to give up this transmission. I only remember before it gave up and lost reverse. I feel the engine brake suddenly slow and don't change a shift and when I was up the hill it hard and almost don't want to move. I shift it on a second gear. It moves and I hear something get wrong. And when I continue driving it is totally stop. I change shift to drive but every I guess 200 meters its engine brake too hard so I scare to drove it even 15 mph cause it suddenly stop.

Today my wife was on her way back home. And the CRV just cut off in the middle of the highway. We had called Honda about the truck cutting off. And then I learned about the recall. After speaking with Honda they instructed us to bring it in. I was going to take the truck tomorrow. BUT it caught on fire after my wife pulled off the highway. If you have a CRV DO NOT under any circumstances drive these vehicles. You and your family are in great danger. By the grace of God a lady saw the smoke before the car blew up... I've contacted every news station and I'm calling my lawyer to start a class action law suit...

I purchased my 2015 CR-V in last October. I noticed the vibration within days, then the shudders on acceleration, and lack of acceleration on a highway merge (seems to occur after a turn or corner after slight deceleration). I have been through the dealer, American Honda, and the dealer's corporate service personnel; all of whom deny the shudders and acceleration problems exist, and give me the same line about Honda looking into the vibrations, trying to get me to accept that it is only an annoyance. Today presented a new problem. At 14,000 miles, the serpentine belt completely broke while I was 3 hours away from home. Of course the belt is under warranty, but after 25 years as a loyal Honda owner, I am done, and I am trading the car in next week for anything but a Honda. The whole situation is deplorable. Shame on Honda.

A family member leased a brand new 2014 Honda CRV at Motorcars Honda. The body of the car is made of plastic! You could literally push the body of the car in with your finger! I didn't believe it until I tried pushing it in myself! Honda is bragging about the efficiency of the car, however, was there any mention on the danger Honda is putting their drivers in? I am shocked nothing has been mentioned to the public about the plastic cars. I can't imagine driving a plastic car on a windy day--it's so hard keeping a solid car on the road to begin with. If someone is in an auto accident, they would be dead. I wouldn't drive a Honda not even if they gave it to me for free.

This vehicle is a BUST!! Honda needs to recall this crap! Vehicle vibrates like mad whenever you come to a stop. Honda has a video bulletin on their website acknowledging the issue but have failed to provide any solutions and they keep deceiving consumers by not disclosing the issue. They disclosed it after you purchase it. Dealer refused to take vehicle back. I threw the keys at him and removed my plates. I will never buy another Honda and hope no one will as well.

I have had my 2007 CRV I bought new. And when my car was almost three years old, had to have the battery replace still under warranty, then three years later again I had to have my battery replace, and the third time in 2012, and then again in 2014. At this time I notice that I should have not had to replace my battery this many. Never have had to do this with any other cars I had. And I have had some bad car before. In 5-2015 took my car in to have them run diagnostic on because something was running the battery down, that couldn't find anything. Now 7-2015 took it in for the same problem but has been worst this time, and the start show to be bad. Contacted the main Honda office to see if they will help with the problem, am waiting to hear back from them.

Overall I am satisfied with my 2015 CRV. Purchased it in March of 2015 from Branding Honda, Branford Ct. I am having issues with the transmission whining while in reverse and drive, and the A/C doesn't seem to blow cool enough air on long drives and it also takes longer than normal time to get cool. I brought it in for the first 3,000 service and the shop Foreman sat in the car with me and tested the A/C. It registered 38'. Hopefully there isn't anything wrong with it.. my last 2 CRV's 01 and 07 had A/C issues. One of them completely broke down. Now I am having this transmission problem. Let's see if the service department at Brando Honda listened to their customers and investigates if there is problems with the 15's.

I bought this CRV just a few days ago. It started vibrating so much. I'm talking about this is a brand new 2015. I really need this fixed or I have to give up this nice looking but worthless car. I feel sick every time I drive this car. I don't understand how a big car company allows this happens and not able to fix the problems?

Electronic error on 2015 Executive 2.4l - The electronic system apparently has an error causing intermittent faults. While driving a loud sound that sounded like an impact was heard inside the car. All display screens (apart from the speedometer) blacked out momentarily. The radio lost signal. I stopped the vehicle to establish if something struck the car as it sounded if something hit the car but no evidence of a collision of any sort was seen. The clocks on display showed an incorrect time. Both the radio and settings consequently had to be reprogrammed. Two days later the radio just stopped again (this time no sound was heard) and it was necessary to reprogram the radio again. The local Honda agent informed me that Honda Japan is investigating and that vehicles will be recalled...

I am unable to connect my Iphone 6 plus to my Bluetooth on my 2013 Honda CRV. Your vehicles are not keeping up with technology therefore I am not able to utilize my tools that came with my car. I tried the troubleshooting steps, didn't work. I went to the dealership they couldn't do anything and blamed my phone company. Please help. I live in the state of Texas - cannot use hand phone. Are you going to pay my fines.