We have seen the Honda CR-V and this is an updated version of the older SUV. It looks as though Honda chose to refine it rather than give it a big change and there isn’t a whole lot to get excited about.
The Honda CR-V does happen to be a great car to drive, but then it is a boring car. It does what it is supposed to do but it doesn’t offer a lot of fun in the process.
It is sturdy and reliable, so a good family car and the 2.2 litre engine gives it enough power, there is also a petrol option. It handles well and steering is easy, while it does well on the road, off road is a different matter.
The interior isn’t as boring as the exterior thankfully and there are some finishing touches that even the premium brands don’t offer. It is sturdy and it will be able to handle any abuse from kids, it also has a large boot.
You can get your hands on the Honda CR-V from £30, 995.
