2002-2006 Honda CR-V Review

The second-generation Honda CR-V(RD4-RD9) provides a comfortable and practical cabin, car-like handling and decent fuel economy. Inside the CR-V is remarkably spacious for a small SUV. The high driving position offers a commanding view of the lane. The methods are simple and straightforward. The dashboard has numerous storage compartments, although the glove box is small. Both front seats have armrests. The tray between the front seats folds down for easy access to the rear seat. Rear seats are adjustable and can be folded forward, offering a huge cargo space (72.0 cu. ft.) in the back. According to Honda, the CR-V can accommodate two fully assembled, full-size mountain bikes. The rear liftgate window opens separately. As in the previous model, there is a foldable picnic table under the floor carpet that also serves as a cover for a large storage in the back. #HondaCR-V The 2002-2006 Honda CR-V is one of the most practical compact SUVs ever built. Add to this a solid engine, simple AWD system and a picnic table and you&got a great little road trip vehicle. The 2002-2006 CR-V has been reliable for the most part, although some problems, e.g. with the air conditioner compressor, could be quite expensive to repair. As of January 2020, the 2005-2006 Honda CR-V is listed as &at the Consumer Reports website. Toyota RAV4 is a perennial competitor. It&a similar SUV that also offers good fuel economy. Credits, Credits to the pictures owned by owners on Flickr, YouTube, and...