Honda CR-V Reviews
You'll find all our Honda CR-V reviews right here. Honda CR-V prices range from $41,900 for the CR-V Vti X 2wd 5 Seats to $60,400 for the CR-V Ehev Rs 2wd 5 Seats.
Our reviews offer detailed analysis of the 's features, design, practicality, fuel consumption, engine and transmission, safety, ownership and what it's like to drive.
The most recent reviews sit up the top of the page, but if you're looking for an older model year or shopping for a used car, scroll down to find Honda dating back as far as 1997.
Or, if you just want to read the latest news about the Honda CR-V, you'll find it all here.
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Honda CR-V 2021 review: VTi snapshot
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By Matt Campbell · 13 Nov 2020
The Honda CR-V VTi 2021 model is the first of the versions you really ought to consider if you’re thinking about a CR-V. It is priced at $33,490 (MSRP).
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Honda CR-V 2021 review: Vi snapshot
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By Matt Campbell · 13 Nov 2020
The Honda CR-V Vi 2021 model is the entry-level grade in the range priced from just $30,490 (MSRP) - but crucially, it misses out on a lot of the stuff you’ll probably not only want, but also could need.
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Honda CR-V 2021 review: VTi L7 snapshot
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By Matt Campbell · 13 Nov 2020
If you’re after a luxurious seven seater version of the Honda CR-V, this is your go-to in the 2021 range - the new Honda CR-V VTi L7.
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Honda CR-V 2021 review: VTi LX AWD snapshot
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By Matt Campbell · 13 Nov 2020
Top of the 2021 Honda CR-V range is the VTi LX AWD model, which tips in at a not insubstantial $47,490 (MSRP). Ouch, that’s pricey.
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Honda CR-V 2021 review
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By Matt Campbell · 13 Nov 2020
The Honda CR-V 2021 range is still seven models strong, but there are some big changes for the majority of them - a sizeable upgrade in standard safety technology. But there are still some missing items compared to the best in the class, so do the CR-V's other redeeming features help it stay competitive against the Toyota RAV4 and Mazda CX-5?
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Honda CR-V 2020 review: VTi-L7
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By Matt Campbell · 21 Apr 2020
The Honda CR-V range consists of many different options, and unlike some of its key rivals - namely the RAV4 and CX-5 - the CR-V comes with seven-seat options, too. But there are some caveats when choosing a seven-seat CR-V. And they could make you think twice about shelling out your hard-earned cash on one. Intrigued? Read the full detailed review!
Honda CR-V 2020 review: VTi-S AWD
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By Marcus Craft · 20 Mar 2020
The revised Honda CR-V line-up is expected here mid-2020, but there's plenty of appeal in the existing range, especially if you're after a roomy five-seat SUV with all-wheel-drive capability.
Honda CR-V 2020 review: VTi-LX AWD
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By Nedahl Stelio · 29 Feb 2020
The Honda CR-V is a family SUV that doesn't cost an astronomically large figure. Should it be on your shopping list?
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Honda CR-V 2020 review: VTi-LX AWD
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By Peter Anderson · 19 Feb 2020
Honda's CR-V is approaching its mid-life crisis, but it's still got a few tricks up its sleeve, including a very spacious and hugely clever interior. On the downside, it is missing a few little safety features, but are those issues enough to knock it out of consideration?
Honda CR-V VTi-LX vs Subaru Forester 2.5i-S vs Mazda CX-5 GT 2.5 Turbo vs Toyota RAV4 Cruiser hybrid 2019 review
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By Matt Campbell · 25 Jun 2019
If you're buying a new family SUV this year, there's a fair chance one of these four models will be on your shopping list. Statistically, almost one in five new car buyers is choosing this type of car - the medium SUV segment is now the go-to for Australian consumers. So which is our pick of the Honda CR-V, Mazda CX-5, Toyota RAV4 and Subaru Forester? You'll have to read on to find out.