2025 Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport Touring AWD: The Brand’s Roomy Compact Crossover

Highlight: The front wheel drive CR-V hybrid is capable of racking up 560-miles on a full tank, according to fueleconomy.gov.

Test Vehicle’s MSRP: $42,605 (Base Sport Trim MSRP): $36,045

Seating Capacity: 5 passenger seating

Standard Safety Features: airbags; ABS; a back up camera; a collision mitigation braking system; a road departure mitigation system; a lane departure warning system; a forward collision warning system; a lane keep assist system; a blind spot information system; a cross traffic monitor system; a traffic jam assist system; automatic high beam headlights; a vehicle stability system; a tire pressure monitoring system; a hill start assist; a hill descent control system; and a tire repair kit

2023 Honda CR-V Sport Touring Hybrid AWD: A New Bigger And Bolder Design

Highlight: The hybrid mileage ranges from 518 to 560 miles on a full tank of gas.

Test Vehicle's MSRP: $40,395 (Base Model LX non hybrid model): $29,705)

Seating Capacity: 5

Standard Safety Features: airbags; ABS; traction control; a stability control system; a rear camera; a tire pressure monitoring system; an automatic brake hold feature; a collision mitigation system; a road departure mitigation system; a lane departure warning system; a forward collision warning system; a radar activated cruise control system; a lane keep assist system; an electronic blind spot information system; automatic high beams; parking sensors; traffic jam assist; traffic sign recognition; a hill start assist system; and a tire repair kit

2014 Honda CR-V EX-L AWD: A Competitive Player In A Crowded Segment

Highlights: Honda’s CR-V is driven by the same 4-cylinder engine as the popular Honda Accord. In 2013, the CR-V posted its best sales ever, totaling over 303,000 deliveries in the states.

Test vehicle’s MSRP: $31,275 (Base Model starts at $23,950)

Seating Capacity: 5

Standard Safety Features: airbags (driver, front, side and side curtain); ABS; daytime running lights; electronic brake distribution; a tire pressure monitoring system; a traction control system; and a rear view camera

Honda/Acura Slated to Recall 172,000 Vehicles For Defective Door Latches

American Honda will voluntarily recall approximately 166,000 model-year 2012 CR-V vehicles and approximately 6,200 model-year 2013 Acura ILX vehicles in the United States to replace both front door latches and, in some CR-V vehicles, the interior front door handles.