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In this brand-new Honda CR-V evaluation, we take a look at this most current generation of Honda's big SUV and see if it is among the best hybrids around.

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Video chapters:
0:00 Honda's bigest SUV
0:59 Interior review
2:59 Quality and storage
4:29 Rear seats
6:30 Boot area
8:47 Trim levels
9:28 Rates
9:59 Safety and dependability
10:52 Engines
12:11 Rivals
12:54 Driving impressions
14:40 Decision

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30 responses to “NEW Honda CR-V review – best hybrid SUV? | What Car?”

  1. @Talia-fs9wg Avatar
    @Talia-fs9wg

    This conversation is a reminder that our voices matter and that we have the power to shape the narrative and drive change.😘

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  2. @vp272 Avatar
    @vp272

    How does that middle rear seat headroom pass euro ncap? Tall teenagers IRL may hit that in an accident.
    Love this car though. Great big proper chunky SUV

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  3. @brianiswrong Avatar
    @brianiswrong

    What’s so hard about designing simple things like rear headroom in a big car?
    It’s obviously as hard as rocket science for the designers of the Honda civic.

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  4. @johnmitchinson9577 Avatar
    @johnmitchinson9577

    For most people this car is unaffordable.

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    1. @alancobbin Avatar
      @alancobbin

      For most people life choices is a thing.

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    2. @carfella7994 Avatar
      @carfella7994

      I agree unobtainable for your average person.

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    3. @Shaggy-8392 Avatar
      @Shaggy-8392

      Could get a newish used premium German badge for this money

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    4. @robertreid9079 Avatar
      @robertreid9079

      @@alancobbinno idea of the relevance of your comment.

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    5. @user-io2et5bv2s Avatar
      @user-io2et5bv2s

      Agreed…

      Reply
  5. @cabottaxi Avatar
    @cabottaxi

    What has happened to the size of cars when we all used to drive superminis ? 
    No wonder we have so much congestion. With a starting price of £46000 it aint cheap either.

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  6. @robbieyoung690 Avatar
    @robbieyoung690

    Very expensive for a mid car

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  7. @CheeseyWotsit Avatar
    @CheeseyWotsit

    The way things are going, What Car? needs to rebrand to What SUV?

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  8. @johnmorris6344 Avatar
    @johnmorris6344

    I have the smaller ZR-V and i don’t see much difference in quality in the CR-V. The switchgear is all the same as well as the infotainment and the steering wheel. Also the spec on my ZR-V advance is nearly identical! And we get 50mpg easily and 7-8 sec to 60 mph using exactly the same 2.0l hybrid engine. So all you get for the £5k extra is a much bigger boot on the CR-V.

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  9. @mrcf20 Avatar
    @mrcf20

    Honda’s pricing strategy is disappointing; they are selling the same car in China for about 30% of the price it costs in the UK.

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    1. @maff257 Avatar
      @maff257

      This new CR-V is also built in China so that makes that difference seem even more stark

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    2. @JaymanDW Avatar
      @JaymanDW

      That’s Brexit for you….

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    3. @maff257 Avatar
      @maff257

      @@JaymanDW Just as expensive, if not more so in the EU.

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    4. @gjf163 Avatar
      @gjf163

      They’ve gone the same way as Toyota, unfortunately. Overpriced.

      Reply
  10. @greycounciller Avatar
    @greycounciller

    Was looking at one of these in a dealer. Love the new design language, but the Bonnet to Windscreen length was just too long. A bit like parking a Transit van for length. The infotainment display is poorly laid out and of poor quality for such a pricey car.

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  11. @maff257 Avatar
    @maff257

    This is doomed to fail unfortunately because of the pricing. This was one of their best selling cars in the previous generation but making the middle ground more crowded by introducing the ZR-V (US HR-V) when they already had the HR-V was in my view a mistake. If they hadn’t introduced that the CR-V would be priced where the ZR-V is in the range, which would be the correct price level for this car.

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  12. @jkkchow74 Avatar
    @jkkchow74

    Im from nz and drive a previous edition Crv 2nd hand. Same as the UK (and Aust) new Hondas are just way too expensive for what you get when compared to other comparable brands. All those so called premium features are typically standard features in other premium brands and honda argues that you are getting a higher quality product (hence charging you so much) . Apparently I was told by an Aust car reviewer that Honda’s strategy is profit margin first quantity second I.e they want themselves to be seen as a premium brand so they can get a bigger profit in each car they sell, rather than getting many sells with a lower profit margin (e.g Toyota?) Interesting strategy but I personally think they are a bit overconfident in their own legacy. They are way overpriced for what you get and no way they are at the level of other premium brands. People who buy them new are either through a business or is a die hard Honda fan. I just can’t see how they are value for money.
    However I think when they are 2nd hand, they are a lot more affordable and value for money coz you will get all these “premium” features that you can’t get from other brands at that discounted 2nd hand price.

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  13. @edwinng2046 Avatar
    @edwinng2046

    Honda interior as always not very nice BUT fuel consumption and reliability is good 🎉

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  14. @next9245 Avatar
    @next9245

    jacked up civic

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  15. @peterrussell5045 Avatar
    @peterrussell5045

    Just put a hybrid Elegance model on the road for circa £40k so ignore the list prices. Deal also includes a 5 year warranty and 5 years servicing so given I was offered an equivalent Tuscon or Sportage for about £40/month less excluding servicing it’s not such a bad deal. The car is also noticeably bigger and more spacious than those other two cars. Works for me

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    1. @auditingabdoool3217 Avatar
      @auditingabdoool3217

      Sportage, Kuga, Tuscon, X Turd, Tigturd, RAV4, NX, CX5 – all are significantly smaller than this all new CR-V Hybrid. Happy motoring!!

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  16. @graemetaylor629 Avatar
    @graemetaylor629

    45 GRAND switched off after the price at the beginning ffs

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  17. @mandyarnage2530 Avatar
    @mandyarnage2530

    £46k and you can still see the paint on the inside of the doors

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  18. @tshikosiphathutshedzotshik1396 Avatar
    @tshikosiphathutshedzotshik1396

    Previous Honda CR-V models were all over streets in my third world country (South Africa). Their prices (>R1 million) don’t make sense at all, the equivalent much capable Toyota Fortuner is still around R600k

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  19. @stevenaimson8286 Avatar
    @stevenaimson8286

    “Two wages coming in,
    Cannot justify this,
    Keep it honda!

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  20. @jedwardtong243 Avatar
    @jedwardtong243

    Doug, I like your jacket more than the car.

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