Professional Reviews

• “Then again, those new competitors both come from a Ford factory whose previous products have been significantly less reliable than the nearly fault-free CR-V.” — Automobile
• “loaded with nifty features and...its all-around practicality and comfort deserve high marks.” — New Car Test Drive
• “...split-folding rear seatbacks can be reclined, a rare feature in any vehicle.” — New Car Test Drive
• “...a great combination of a car-like ride and interior with truck-like visibility and ground clearance.” — Edmunds.com
• “There's a lot more oomph in the new CR-V than the original.” — Canadian Driver
• “It holds 26 beer cases, one fewer than the Escape/Tribute.” — Car and Driver
• “Power window switches, located on the dashboard to the left of the steering wheel, are a bit awkward when underway.” — New Car Test Drive
• “Its extra cargo room offers some of the usefulness of a minivan... For all its engaging detail touches, though, the most endearing trait of the CR-V interior is its roominess ” — New Car Test Drive
• “...some nifty gadgets, like a flip-up tray table and a folding picnic table in the rear.” — The Detroit News
• “...every one of our drivers hates (yes, it's a strong word) the squareback-chair driving position.” — Car and Driver
• “...among the four-cylinder SUVs, the CR-V is the best.” — The Car Connection
• “Although the CR-V's four-cylinder engine is smooth and does an adequate job, it seems lethargic next to the V-6 in the new Mazda Tribute and Ford Escape twins.” — Automobile
• “As reliable as death and taxes.” — Automobile