2022 HondaCR-V Hybrid EX-L For Sale

My EXL was mostly reliable up until I he 3/36 came up and luckily I purchased an addl 5/100 at the end of the standard warranty. Since then- it's like a time bomb went off. Infotainment screen replaced twice, heated seat elements replaced 4 times, both fuel injectors replaced, valves needed tightening due to engine acceleration/ engine light issues, and brake sensor issues. Honda used to be a reliable manufacturer, but with a 4 yr old CrV at 45k miles- it's time to walk away from Honda and my lemon and go to another car mfg.

I bought this car new and I have had it for over three years. It is a Pearl White EXL Hybrid with beige interior. The latter is a bit two tone with black and some faux wood as well. I love love love this car. It handles really well and I like the extra weight of the hybrid as it seems to kind of hug the road and feels more stable than the non-hybrids that I test drove. Only a couple of times has my mileage hit 40 miles per gallon - on long road trips and driving 60-65. However it regularly gets 34 - 35 mpg. Thus far I have had no major issues with the vehicle performance. I love the beige interior - it was a top feature for me and one of the reasons I didn’t buy a Subaru - and the cabin is roomy and very comfortable. My uncle weighs over 250lbs and is very satisfied with the passenger seat. Two things that I really love: There is no gear shift, simply buttons that you push to change gears. This is GREAT!! No useless tall unnecessary post in the middle of the space. I also absolutely love the dash info design. There is one informational window where you can change what you see (gas / mileage / miles remaining; music; engine pull; tools; etc) and there is not one analog dial, let alone two. I mean, who really looks at a tachometer anyway? I love the clean streamlined view that I see, at least in my peripheral vision, 99% of the time. From what I understand, Honda quit making the push button gear shifting mechanism. AND they have changed the info screen and cluttered it up again with two windows. I will concede, the infotainment system is dated. I wish I could see both my Waze trip and the music info at the same time, and / or more easily switch between the music view and the Apple Connect view. I might knock off a 1/4 of a start for this last factor. But overall, I love this car.

I've had my CRV Hybrid for almost two years (31,000 miles). Pros: It's stylish, comfortable, and solidly built. I appreciate its slightly more compact size. When the back seats are folded down there is plenty of cabin room. Overall, I've enjoyed the car. However, I'm not sure if the "hybrid" feature was enough to justify the $40,000 price tag. Cons: Acceleration is not the best. Noise level on long road trips can be better. I was a bit disappointed in the gas mileage. I average about 33 mpg. Bottom Line - For the money, I wouldn't buy it again. I actually prefer the HRV. I've decided to look for something else for my next car.