2014 Honda CR-V consumer reviews

I just bought a new Honda CRV . I love the color. it has a lot room. The seat belt is comfortable. Im short it fits me good. Drives like a dream. The heated seats are great. Like the sun roof. And the back up camera is real nice. thank you Honda.

Having owned eight Toyota vehicles in a row, I changed to Honda. My Tundra was a bucket of rust and total disappointment to loyal customer. My daughter owns Honda CRV, the same year 2004 as my Tundra and she has had no issues with her car. One O2 sensor replacement in all that time...So I am now a very happy Honda customer and glad to have the Tundra gone.

I have had my CRV for 4 weeks now and I'm still getting to know it. It is the first new car I have had in almost 10 years. I love the size, had a Trailblazer previously. The 4 cyl seems to be powerful enough for me, my biggest concern was getting on and off the freeway ramps. So far so good. I would recommend to my friends.

A great value for the money. It's the fifth Honda we have owned and they have all been very reliable.

The CR-V EX-L is a very good suv for running around. It is comfortable and easy to handle. The only downside is a small rear window. The backup camera is great. It is fairly efficient. I am very pleased with my purchase.

We deliberated the purchase of a new car for months and decided to buy a Honda CR-V w/o navigation. We love it because it is the right size for empty nesters with grand children and the interior comfort is right on as well. Gas mileage is good, drives well in snow (AWD) and the hatchback is convenient and lightweight. It's a winner all the way around.

*********** Great car, lots of interior space. Great gas mileage . * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

I traded in my much-loved 2002 CR-V ($200k+ miles!) for a new 2014 EX model. Despite the 'affection' I had for my 12-year old car the 2014 is even better - it's quieter, peppier, and offers a smoother ride. It's now easier to fold down the rear seats, too. I won't miss the picnic table that came with my 2002 and I am glad they also upgraded the folding table between the front seats to a built in console. The shifter is no longer up on the dashboard, another good move. And I love all the gizmos that were not on the 2002 - the steering wheel location for controls, outside temp guage, phone sync, etc etc. My friends say I think up places to go to just so I can drive!!

I now own a 1999 (68,000 miles) and 2014. I really enjoy the new car except VERY hard to see over shoulder when changing lanes. The back side windows are just wrong in shape.

I bought this car for just with 500 miles, the tire unbalance lighter has been lighted a few times although I can push the button to turn off. But I don't know why it lights so often.