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Honda CR-V

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(9 reviews)

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Distributor

Kah Motor

Hotline

68406888 / 68406888

Built in

Thailand

(launched 2017)

Predecessor

Honda CR-V (2012-2017)

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18-Jul Pricelist

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Detailed Info

1.5 Turbo 5-Seater (A)

$136,999

$12,100 /yr

14.2km/L

190bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

1.5 Turbo LX 5-Seater (A)

$138,999

14.2km/L

190bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

1.5 Turbo 7-Seater (A)

$149,999

$13,100 /yr

13.6km/L

190bhp

Earth Dreams CVT (A)

Specs | Features

Price updated 18-Jul-2019

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Car Review - Honda CR-V 1.5 Turbo 7-Seater (A)

27 Oct 2017 | Honda Reviews

With a punchy 1.5-litre turbocharged engine under the bonnet, the new Honda CR-V is a stylish and comfortable way of running about the city.

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CONSUMER REVIEWS

Best Balanced Japanese CUV in Singapore ...

Owned the 7-seater variant for 1 week. I came from a Mazda2, but also test drove all the Japanese competition (CX5, CRV, Forester, Tucson, xtrail, 2019 rav4) and shortlisted the CX5 and CRV. For me, the CRV was best balance or price, features, drivability, space, power, utility. Cx5 was better drive (important to me), but lower end trim is underpowered and higher trim overpriced. Can understand why some reviews say it is noisy. It's noisier than competition at high speeds, but livable, especially in SG. There are also some irritations like no seat memory on power seats. The 7-seater is the better deal. The 5-seater isn't a good deal.

Very Noisy Underpowered SUV

They should have kept the CRV at 2.4L. Downsizing the engine to 1.5L turbo only benefits in reduction of road tax. The CRV does not benefit from fuel economy of a small engine because of its weight, Turbo Charging, etc. In fact it consumes as much fuel as any modern 2.0L to 2.4L engine. Because of the tiny engine, excessive noise can be heard from the struggling engine. Road noise from tires extremely load. Ride is uncomfortable and handling poor. Harrier has a better ride and comfort.

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