It could seem to be Honda has been gradual to roll out hybrids, however with the brand new 2023 CR-V that’s about to alter in a giant, huge method.
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It could seem to be Honda has been gradual to roll out hybrids, however with the brand new 2023 CR-V that’s about to alter in a giant, huge method.
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No spare tire on the Sport and Sport Touring, no deal.
Iâm surprised about the extras that come standard on the base model (I have a 2019 LE gas RAV4 and itâs pretty bare bones) but one question⊠no fog lights? On any trim? Fog lights do have a function and arenât just for show..
Hmmm any idea if there is isofix for the car seat??
is the oil dilution problem solved in the 1.5 turbo?
The way I understand; this mean the AWD will not engage at low speeds.
Eg. in the rain or snow – while in the driveway; parking lots; unplowed streets; turning at intersections.
Please correct me if I have misunderstood this.
If my understanding is correct; then I donât like the awd system at all; as it doesnât cover the most basic; common and important use cases for awd.
Is there more headroom in the '23 model? I love the CRV but need a bit more headroom than the current body style.
Looks hot, they killed it for me with CVT
Honda had a Bose stereo in the Accord SE as far back as the early 1990's.
Can you check if there is any dead space in brake pedal?
23â Honda CR-V pricing info has just been released.
EX- $32,750
EXL- $35,400
SPT HYB – $33,695
SPT TOUR AWD – $39,845
AWD only adds $1500
If itâs a non premium color itâs $395 LESS
What about a third row seat
Are any for sale?
Looks cool but the motor and tranny is a huge disappointment.
that front end looks really good, I was eyeballing the 2022 CRV hybrid, but may just wait until these come out
Honda should give some of that hybrid tech to Acura. The current gen of Acura models have less fleet mpgs compared to the models before. At least bring back the Sport Hybrid powertrain until Acura BEVs are ready.
So theyâre still not eliminating the cow leather. Ugh.
@Alex on Autos You should consider starting a scoring system on rear headroom in vehicles similar to what you do for the driverâs seat. My experience of shopping with a 6â 1â son is that a lot these vehicles arenât great. Arenât more and more Americans taller? The 2022 CRV for example has room directly above your head but the slope down for the sunroof meant he would hit that portion if he leaned forward. Not even safe. The 2023 appears to have lost a bit of headspace yet. Various rear head spaces also intrude more on the side and the additional headroom created by adding panoramic roofs is usually only over half of a personâs head. Lots of different factors that go beyond the specs the manufacturer gives out. It seems to be an overlooked element that manufacturers could use some prodding on.
Itâs a shame that they killed the LX trim to raise prices across the board.
Why the Chinese market has a better CRV than the US? Ex: full digital display gauges
Does the 2023 Hybrid have run flat tires since there is NO SPARE TIRE?
Why did they put exhaust ports on the front for the hybrid. Ruined the look of the front .
I can't believe you can only get the hybrid with that awful orange stitching. It looks tacky and childish. And what's with the fake shifter? There's nothing to shift. Pushbutton on Gen5 was better.
Beautiful car! Its not perfect but all things considered I think its a pretty good car.
Talk about verbal judo.