Honda CR-V for Sale in Tewksbury, MA

This car was not what I was looking for but it was about $5k less than the accord I had been saving for. I bought it with 5000 miles and today it has 182,000 miles. The only extras besides basic maintenance has been a hub assembly and starter. Not bad for its age! It has carried two kids and all their stuff from car seats to getting their first drivers license. The 4 cyl engine isn’t fast but it will get you where you need to go. I’ve averaged 23mpg over its life.

Honda is always the best and you will love the cars. Honda is ur family and your family rides will be memorable with HONDA family.

This was the last year of what I call good CR-V design before it got hit with the ugly stick. It has been amazingly dependable, experiencing only an air conditioner failure and a driver's -side power window failure. No oil drips and no oil usage between 5,000-mile changes. Brakes have held up great. My only complaint over the years has been the driving range; after about 275 miles, you'd better start looking for a gas station.

If kept in like-new condition, you simply can't beat it for an economical option. The comfort and convenience, for the price, is outstanding not to mention the resale value!

The CRV was exactly what i was looking for. Smaller SUV that drives great and good on gas. I dont need much as I use it for business mostly. Test drove other small to mid size SUVs and the CRV was by far the best in my opinion.

I love the three settings for my backup camera especially when I'm pulling boat, trailer, or I have on my trailer hitch a basket full of my tackle, supplies for camping or fish that I've caught on a day of fishing... Peppy-good gas mileage vehicle, dual climate, heated seats,moonroof, large screen for xm-radio, camera, blind spot camera,etc

A classy car with power leather seats, marble looking dashboard with a Navigation system unbelievable reliable!! Smooth ride and you need to double check your speed bec of the smooth ride.

The CRV for 2016 , is last year before was redesigned a bit larger, and alot more complicated. I wanted older style, which i think looks alot better, and beats Forester in comfort, interior quality, and safety ! I was able to find one on CARS.COM with only 12,000 miles on it, and it was Honda Certified (better warranty than a new car ! )

Excellent product. Perfect look, fit, room and fuel mileage. AWD is great in the snow. heated leather seats are also great for super cold mornings. this is my first Honda and I will buy more

This is a quite comfortable SUV, with good back support. As a retiree, I get about 28 mpg and drive about 6000 miles a year, mostly in my suburban neighborhood. I am surprised with the excellent pick-up for this 4 cyl. car. The rear seats fold down easily, so that both my mine and my wife's golf carts and clubs fit in the rear of the SUV. My only complaints are: >needs better sound-proofing from road noise. >info-tainment center is not user-friendly

Plenty of leg room, enough oomph and feels secure. Acceptable mileage, not too fancy with regards to features, but enough. Missing volume knob is a down side

This is a good car for a small family in the suburbs. Its not too big but has enough room to carry things. Good gas milage, good on interior space too.

This vehicle has lots of room & presents a simplicity for all my needs. It also has a beauty about it that shines just like a high-end vehicle.

This car meets all my needs I would definitely recommend this car I have owned 3 so far and each one is awesome yes I would do it again

This car has met all my needs, especially the driver's seat being comfortable. I have severe back problems and getting something that was comfortable for me was a priority. You do have to get power seats, though, to achieve that. Manual seats in the CR-V were not good for me. So far, it has been a nice driving vehicle and heats up great in the winter.

This car runs great and has great gas mileage. It is roomy front and back. It has 2 USB ports so i dont need cd's anymore piling in my car. I love the LED headlights and fog lights its very helpful to see better in bad weather. Parking is never an issue since it fits in any stall. Trunk is spacious for shopping and travel.

Maybe I got a lemon, but if you look on Honda CR-V forums you will see others with the same multiple issues that I encountered all within the years I owned the SUV. Here's the list of everything I encountered, this is not in the order the issues happened. -Fautly Tpms light always going on. -Grinding noise for 2-3 when starting it in the cold sounded like it had no oil (VTC problem). -Multiple types of annoying Vibrations while at idle and driving around 20-30mph and sometimes at 50 mph. - A harmonic hum/wine coming from up front between 40-55 mph would sometimes be heard over the radio. -Rotors needing to turned or replace every 20,000 miles sometimes less. - Vehicle seemed to never stay aligned -Rims leaked from the inside out -Lug Nuts seemed to not fit right at times. -Head lights were never bright enough. -Compass always needed to be recalubated -Vehicle had a miss or hesitation at times that always needed the computer to be flashed or updated. There was some more things but I don't want to bore you with them. Honda used to be very dependable but with all this going on I couldn't see owning it when it was going to be out of warranty. Honda has slipped up the past few years, to me it's just another car manufacturer nothing special anymore, very overrated and over priced. I replaced this problematic 2014 CRV with a 2019 Buick Encore which has been a wonderful delight and very underrated by multiple review places. So it you considering a 2012-2014 you better research and make sure you don't go though all the problems I had. Not highly recommend if you don't want to see the service department on a regular basis.

We were shocked by the economy we got from this Honda CR V LX. We were getting nearly 34 miles to the gallon. And the car tracked really well in the snow and rain. GREAT engineering job! Really like this car!!!

So reliable, so comfortable. I briefly switched from a CR-V to a Chevy Equinox and IMMEDIATELY traded it in for another CR-V. This car looks great, drives well, and makes me feel safe and comfortable on the road. No issues. Before the 2013 I drove a 1997 CR-V for well over 15 years. Very trustworthy, low maintenance vehicles.

I drove mostly Dodge Caravans until kids grew up and at which point I wanted a change. Now, I get that the CR-V is more of an SUV than minivan, but couldn't help noticing some trade-offs. There is less leg room that I expected and I don't find it as easy to jump in and out, despite the telescoping wheel. The seat feels a little snug and not very comfortable, although this may be the EXL's leather making it a firm comfort level. The city fuel economy is most disappointing, I can't seem to be able to get more than 17.5mpg despite all my efforts. The mileage greatly improves on highway though at 33mpg. I also can't get used to the road noise and bumpy ride. You feel every bump in the road and listening to music on the highway or speaking to someone sitting at the back becomes a challenge that I never had before. The rear view is also limited and the small backup screen doesn't help much on a rainy night. I almost bumped into my son's car relying on it. I will try a different car next time, although the CR-V looks cute and appears very reliable, two months into owning it.