2023 Honda CR-V consumer reviews

I purchased my 2023 brand new with 900 miles on it. I’ve had a lot of electrical issues with the back up camera, issues with the screen staying blank, issues with the trunk not opening and doors not unlocking. As well as acceleration lagging. The computer had to be replaced in 2024. Definitely don’t recommend.

Este vehículo es muy vago en retroceso en marcha hacia atrás es un problema cuando hay una pendiente (cuasta) en un caso de emergencia dando marcha hacia atrás es un gran problema

This is our 3rd CRV and up until a month ago, a great ride, and of course the no drama you expect and love with a CRV. HOWEVER, the vehicle, with 5200 miles, has succumbed to the dreaded "Sticky Steering" syndrome which causes a distracting amount of over correcting when driving, especially on roads with mild curves. I've loved all of my Hondas for the past 30 years and have recommended them highly, no more. Until the manufacturer does more to aid in fixing this issue, I'm sure I speak for more then just myself.

I traded in my 2021 Honda CRV, this 2023 CRV rides smoother and looks more pleasing to me. Good on Gas too! I live in the Poconos, some roads are not smooth this car drives over these roads and gives me a more comfortable ride.

Sticky steering wheel when cruising at 40+ speed. The new CRV shares the same platform as the Civic. Since the Civic has a recent recall, expect CRV to have the recall in the future.

My new 2023 has a ton of issues. The cruise controls keeps cutting out when sensor over heats. Can't use cruise for miles. Try driving with your foot on the gas pedal on a long road trip. Had it back a couple of times and still not fixed. Auto stop hate it when you come to a red light. Very disappointed in the New features on the 2023 cr v.

This is the first Honda I've ever purchased and it's one the best purchases I've ever made. The dealership was truly an Excellent experience would definitely recommend!!

My 2023 Honda CR-V has been making rattling or knocking noises its very loud especially when at red lights and stop signs. It stops when I turn the air conditioner off. I took it back to the car dealership which is Gwinnett Place Honda here in Georgia and they didn’t find anything the first time because it stopped making noises by the time I got there. And on the second time I took it it was making noises they said maybe I need a compressor and they kept my car and gave me a loaner.

7 miles in, fuel pump had to be replaced. Took 2 weeks with no rental car. 40,000 miles in and still constantly feel it every 213 weeks that the car doesn’t want to move when stepping on the gas. Feels like the fuel pump issue always, but dealer won’t take responsibility and claim it’s the fuel pump. Their excuse-it’s normal In hot climates.

I experience the most exceptional experience with JP who was my sales person. JP took his time to make sure I was satisfied in exactly what I was looking for. Good job JP