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2017 Mazda CX-5 Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh Why not buy the new Mazda CX-5? There aren't many good reasons. The most obvious: if you want effortless or adrenaline-inducing acceleration in your compact crossover, Mazda doesn't offer it. While Chevrolet, Ford, and Kia offer turbocharged 2.0-liter engines with from 235 to 252 horsepower, Mazda does not.... Comparison vehicle: 2017 Honda CR-V |
2015 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons MASTERNC Even though the powertrain does not let the engine rev much, it holds the RPMs just right in order to accelerate linearly. You can tell at times there is a CVT under the hood, but otherwise it is unobtrusive. |
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2014 Subaru Forester 2.5i Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh Stepping down from the XT to the 2.5i, you give up 80 horsepower. But, given how the Forester will typically be driven, the non-turbocharged, 170-horsepower engine feels plenty punchy. Over the course of the week I felt the need for more power...zero times. While the CVT does strive to... Comparison vehicle: 2013 Honda CR-V |
2008 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member5862 CVT works very smoothly. Merging onto highway takes a heavy foot to get the revs and speed up but the car responds willingly, although feels slightly stretched and the engine wipes the sweat off its brow when merging completed. |
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what a insult to the world's #1 car maker!! 2003 Toyota 4Runner Pros and Cons Member5820 Bought this car from a "large and reputable" Jim Pattison Toyota dealership in May with good faith and confidence, looking forward to years of adventures and enjoyment. Odometer showing 141000 when I picked it up, supposed to be low for a Toyota.<br /> <br /> But.........transmission simply gave up on... Comparison vehicle: 2000 Honda CR-V |
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2013 Honda CR-V EX-L Review Official TrueDelta review by Michael Karesh Through the years the CR-V has enjoyed a number of power bumps. The only engine offered, a 2.4-liter four-cylinder, can provide up to 185 horsepower. But this peak power arrives at an ultra-high 7,000 rpm. The engine's peak torque (163 pound-feet at 4,300 rpm) is less impressive. Honda's latest 2.4-liter... Comparison vehicle: 2013 Mazda CX-5 |
New CRV experience 2013 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons A member in Texas, United States Provides all the power that you need, but at times you have to step on it, and the automatic transmission has some delay before it downshifts. Semi-automatic transmission would help, but the D3 button does the job on the freeway, immediately disengaging the overdrives when you want to pass someone quickly. Transmission... |
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2012 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member5456 I have owned over 20 vehicles in my life and this CRV AWD has plenty of power. It is perfectly balanced for power and efficiency. Compared to the Equinox which we were looking at, it is about 1 second faster from 0-60. |
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2005 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member4063 Fuel efficient and plenty of power to pass at highway speeds. Engine inspires confidence. Transmission exceptionally smooth. |
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2009 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member2749 not real awd: google it for videos, and you will see that awd never kicks in when required. a fake awd. and you cannot lock (like in patriot or rav4 for example). |
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2009 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member4187 Underwhelming soccer mom engine. Felt like it should be in a civic, not an 3500lb SUV. |
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2007 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons A member in New York, United States unusual acceleration for 4 cyl vehicle |
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2004 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons A member in Indonesia |
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2003 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member4137 Desire 5 or 6 speed auto for more driving flexibility and at least a little more power. Makes a great 2nd car, town car, commuter, etc. or cheap transportation for a small family or single person. |
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2010 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member3925 4 Cyl engine very week for this size and weight vehicle. |
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2010 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member536 At its curb weight, and, with 180 HP, performance is quite decent for a 4 cyclinder SUV. |
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2008 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member3770 It could use a bit more power, especially when fully loaded. |
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2009 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member3647 Too car-like |
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2009 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons A member in North Carolina, United States To slow! Attempting to merge with high speed traffic was a nightmare. |
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2009 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons A member in Quebec, Canada Weak engine... It pays you back in the fuel economy. |
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2008 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member2812 No V-6 available. The 4 cylinder seems underpowered. |
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2008 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member2630 Relatively weak 4-cylinder (compared the the RAV4 V6). |
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2008 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member1664 The 2.4l 166 hp engine is willing and ready to spool up in an instant without complaint even when approaching the red line. The 5 speed transmission is smooth and very refined. This transmission deserves a more capable engine though. |
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2008 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member1664 The 2.4l 166 hp engine is willing and ready to spool up in an instant without complaint even when approaching the red line. The 5 speed transmission is smooth and very refined. This transmission deserves a more capable engine though. |
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2008 Honda CR-V Pros and Cons Member1738 The transmission was lazy and non responsive. The acceleration was weak. |