Honda CR-V 2.0i LS

Newest Review: ... in the side doors are impact-resistant and there are the usual crumple zones front and rear. I like the dashboard layout ? ... more

... but then this is our third Honda on the trot, and there is more than a passing similarity between them. Everything seems to come easily to hand. Driving the car is easy ? particularly as you're that bit higher up on the road than you are in a normal saloon car. You're wondering if it's got an engine, aren't you? Well, I'm told it has. It's 1973cc and the published fuel economy figures on manual transmission are 22.4 mpg for urban, and 32.8mpg extra-urban. Our car has automatic transmissi...more

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Honda CR-V 2.0i LS: No, I don't know what CR-V stands for either! (1612 words)
by - written on 29/06/01 (Very useful, 651 readings)
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I'd better warn you now that this isn't going to be one of those very technical reviews that are done about cars. My technical knowledge ends roughly where the ignition key goes in and certainly doesn't extend to putting petrol into the tank. When people talk about 'overhead camshaft' I gaze upwards and wonder where it is. I'd simply like to tell you why we got the car, the good bits and the odd niggle. We've got two big dogs. When we had one dog and a Honda Civic the dog would get into the back of the car, and sit there quietly. Well, until she was sick that is, but that's another story. We then acquired Rosie, who's a ... Read the complete review