Honda CR-V

The compact SUV segment is one of the most competitive segments in the industry. Although gas prices have recently forced car buyers to stay away from larger trucks and traditional truck-based SUVs due to poor fuel efficiency, compact crossover SUVs are remain popular vehicles, and the Honda CR-V is among the most popular for its affordability and reputation for value.

What sets the Honda CR-V apart from its competition is its ability to hold its own in almost every category. While other CUVs may offer more room, while others offer more power, while other may offer more luxury, the latest generation Honda CR-V offers an amazing array of features and styling that makes it perhaps the most well-rounded among its competitors.

Powering Honda's compact sport utility is a 2.4-liter VTEC engine that is good for 166 horsepower and 161 lb. ft. of torque. The four cylinder engine is mated to a five speed automatic transmission. Although it's not the most powerful engine in the segment, it is efficient and provides ample power for passing and should provide most drivers with ample power.

With many goodies available, such as leather seating, rear-view monitor, and a satellite navigation system, the Honda CR-V should provide plenty of luxury amenities to satisfy the tastes of most drivers.

Many compacts for buyers to trade off one thing in order to get another. But with the Honda CR-V, car buyers can get everything they want in a package that is fun, reliable, and fuel efficient.

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