Honda CR-V Usados en Venta en Port Huron, MI

We just purchased our CR-V. We had driven an Odyssey for 330,000 miles and were very impressed with the durability of a Honda vehicle. Our current Honda is running very smoothly (you cannot tell if the engine is running or not, it is so quiet). It has several desirable features, such as a sun roof and a Bluetooth connection for our phones.

Well we bought the car for two main reasons, the internal cabin room + the trunk capacity, our old Nissan Altima was giving up on us. The car is also raised up pretty high compared to my Pontiac Vibe and Nissan Altima, and I have always been much more comfortable riding in higher cars. A minor dislike is the fact that the engine options are very limited, I always feel like the car is under powered in someway even though the specifications appear and feel underrated, nevertheless this is your typical consumer car for the average person with a family. The steering wheel is also small compared to my other cars, it definitely feels a bit weird due to the decreased diameter, but you'll get used to it. The suspension is also extremely smooth even after 50000 miles, and on smooth roads, the car is virtually silent apart from the faint hum of the engine and tires on the road, even on interstates The mileage is decent, as I get around 30mpg on my work commute (120 miles total on the interstate). The seats are of a firm material that doesn't really bother you unless you'll be driving multiple hours a day, I find it helps having a small pillow on the lower back, helps the posture. The legroom is impressive even when the front seats are pushed back a decent way back. I have 3 kids, and when there are drinks in the car that aren't contained in a bottle, having a cup holder at the back of the center box would be nice, instead it's tucked behind the middle seat, this makes it incredibly inconvenient for when the car is full of people and drinks need a place to rest, even my Vibe has a cup-holder at the back of the center box. I'm also a bass player, and I usually carry my backup Squier Jazz Bass (34" scale length) in the back, and it fits. Of course I put it in a slight angle but nevertheless it fits with plenty of room. I'm pretty sure you will be able to fit 35" and 36" scale length if you really needed to. I've also fit my compact 210 bass amp in there simultaneously with my backup bass, so I'm pretty satisfied there. The car is really trimmed nicely, I'm usually not a fan of box-cut like cars as we see in some SUV's. I'm a fan of these hybrid cut cars, it's a really nice balance, and gives plenty of room. There is a rear camera which has decent definition, however you'll tend not to use it as you use the car more often unless in especially tricky parking situations. A pet peeve of mine is latency especially with Bluetooth connections, this car has a 4 second latency on Bluetooth, so don't expect to be watching movies with the car. Overall I am pretty satisfied, I only yearn for more power in the engine but it will have to do, it was the most cost-effective car at the time so I can't really complain much.

I love my Honda CRV. I have put over 100,000 miles on it in 3 years, and it is still going strong. It gets great gas mileage while still having enough space to carry all of my stuff. I'm a small person, and I love that it has the space of an SUV but is still comfortable for me to drive. I have never had a car that has this many miles on it function so well.