Honda CR-V +Sport 2018 pricing and spec confirmed

Honda’s new CR-V +Sport variant adds $4100 of value for a $1900 price hike.

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Building on the specification of the VTi, the +Sport adds 18-inch alloy wheels, black sports grille and a +Sport badge.

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Robbie Wallis

Contributing Journalist

3 July 2018

3 min read

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Robbie Wallis

Contributing Journalist

3 July 2018

3 min read

Honda has introduced a special-edition +Sport variant of its CR-V medium SUV, with the special model adding $4100 of extras over its donor version for a $1900 premium.

The +Sport will be limited to just 900 examples and is based on the entry-level front-wheel drive CR-V VTi. It is priced from $32,490 plus on-roads, with a national drive-away price of $35,490.

Building on the specification of the VTi, the +Sport adds 18-inch alloy wheels, the 'Lane Watch' blind-spot camera, front and rear parking sensors, rear privacy glass, black sports grille and a +Sport badge.

This is on top of the standard gear in the VTi such as smart keyless entry, three-mode reversing camera, and Apple CarPlay and Android Auto compatibility.

The +Sport retains the same drivetrain as the VTi, namely a turbocharged 1.5-litre four-cylinder petrol engine developing 140kW/240Nm, driving the front wheels through a continuously-variable transmission.

Four colours are offered on the CR-V +Sport, including 'Passion Red Pearlescent', 'Lunar Silver Metallic', 'White Orchid Pearlescent' and 'Modern Steel Metallic'.

Is the +Sport better value than the CR-V VTi-S? Tell us what you think in the comments below.

Robbie Wallis

Contributing Journalist

GoAutoMedia Even as a child, Robbie Wallis always had a love for anything with wheels. From attending motor shows with his dad to reading the latest car news every month, he has always been fascinated with the automotive world. After graduating school, Robbie wasn't sure what he wanted to do so he enrolled in an Arts degree at Monash University. Upon finishing that, he was still unsure what to do so he enrolled in a journalism degree. Soon after completing that he found himself as the newest member of the GoAuto team. When not at work Robbie spends his time cruising around in his 1995 BMW 530i and watching sport, be it AFL football, cricket or basketball.

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