2018 Honda CR-V consumer reviews

97000 miles and not a single problem. I am meticulous with car maintenance this is my sixth Honda/Acura None as reliable as this com system worthless

To many recalls.rear axle shaft boot ,fuel pump,magnet in steering for power steering. Padding in interior to thin, engine noise,inside.injectors replaced.cant get parts.might not buy a Honda ,next time.

This is a great car very economic and efficiently. I do recommend to anyone interested. the interior is very comfortable. and the ride is very pleasant

I love everything about this car except it's ridiculously uncomfortable to drive. If this car had different seats I would drive it forever. I've tried so many different cushions and seating positions and nothing helps. Very little headroom if you're over 6' tall.

I had a 2013 before the 2018 CRV. The 2018 is much noiser than the 2013. I do like both. Not sure I would buy another one. I'm considering a Toyota Corolla Cross for my next vehicle.

I Love everything about my 2018 CRV EXCEPT the road noise!!!! A problem that is shared amongst many CRV owners that I have talked too.

I'm not a high tech kind of guy. In fact, I've never even bothered to learned how to program my vehicle car radio or phone. I've used my CRV as a truck for hauling, camping and all around vehicle transport. It has never let me down and I would buy another one if needed.

After owning Honda's for years (Prelude, Accord, CR-V, Pilot, Odyssey, and now this current CR-V), I have to say I am SO disappointed. I first noticed how difficult it is to vacuum this vehicle. NOTHING wants to easily come out of the car...no matter which vacuum I use. I have also noticed that the heat and air conditioner take quite a while to "kick in." Other than that, I have liked the car enough until this week. I got into the car after a doctor's appointment, and every warning light (11 of them) alerted me that each system was failing. I called the dealership, and they advised me to drive in (if it was safe to do so). The car seemed to handle fine, although I did notice a "skipping sound." I dropped the car off on Friday, and they finally got back to me on Tuesday to let me know that there was a service bulletin for the vehicle. Basically, the vehicle has an issue that "isn't widespread enough for a recall but enough of a problem that it has caused a lot of issues." The code is Po172 (system too rich)- he explained it as an issue with the air conditioner panel that makes too much fuel go to the engine. He said the quick fix is to do some sort of software update, replace the panel, do an oil change (I just had one a month ago), and replace something else (I am drawing a blank) He said this will be step 1 because most people need a new fuel injector when they have this problem. Which will be another 1800+ dollars. When I dropped the car off, they told me it was under warranty...when they called back, they said it wasn't. Needless to say, I am going to sell the car and look for something else. I have religiously maintained this car, and I am really annoyed. They just don't make things like they used to!

The car is soft, comfortable and faster. Well, it is a great car in terms of gas consumption In the past weeks I have found it convenient.

I bought my 2018 CR-V EX new. It now has about 70,000 miles on it. It replaced my Honda Element which had nearly 300,000 trouble free miles on it. This is my 4th Honda. My CR-V had never needed any repair; only routine maintenance. Continues to be another very dependable Honda. Much more dependable than my Lexus, Porsche, and Audis that I have owned. Very comfortable seats. Very practical car. Great smaller SUV. My one negative comment: it takes forever to warm up enough for the heater to put out heat when we are up at our mountain cabin. But then we just turn the heated seats on high and that keeps us warm.