Jacko_G
Blackballed
All down to the gear ratio etc. Mrs has a new 1.6 X trail and it's got plenty of grunt and a decent turn of speed when required.
Honda CRV
- Thread starter NorfolkShaun
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All down to the gear ratio etc. Mrs has a new 1.6 X trail and it's got plenty of grunt and a decent turn of speed when required.
Slime
Tour Winner
I've just sold a 130,000 mile 2.2 Diesel CR-V and it was still pulling like a train.
They really are very, very good cars.
Highly recommended cars.
They really are very, very good cars.
Highly recommended cars.
drdel
Tour Rookie
Good reliable well sorted cars and their dealers get good write-ups.
If you fancy one go and buy it because if you intend keeping it for a good few years the exact value (=/- £1,000) of your P/X will not make a huge difference over the time you keep it.
If you buy something else you'll still wonder whether you should have gone for the CRV; if you then change you'll loose more than the margin in the p/x values.
If you fancy one go and buy it because if you intend keeping it for a good few years the exact value (=/- £1,000) of your P/X will not make a huge difference over the time you keep it.
If you buy something else you'll still wonder whether you should have gone for the CRV; if you then change you'll loose more than the margin in the p/x values.
SocketRocket
Ryder Cup Winner
Heres some info on the new HRV. A bit different from the CRV, they used to make a HRV in the past and this one looks good.
http://www.honda.co.uk/cars/new/hrv-2015/hr-v-2015-campaign/design.html
http://www.honda.co.uk/cars/new/hrv-2015/hr-v-2015-campaign/design.html
NorfolkShaun
Journeyman Pro
Have had a look round an HRV, really not much bigger than a civic. Have to say lovely looking car, clearly aimed at the Juke CX3 market
