2020 Honda CR-V Reviews

I absolutely love my new Honda CR-V hybrid. It has all of the great safety features available, a big upgrade from my previous 2010 model. I purposely waited for the hybrid model to come out this year and I am so happy that I did. From the minute I drove it off the showroom floor I knew it was my car. The interior is extremely comfortable and the exterior is stylish. The drive is very comfortable and the gas mileage beats any SUV I have ever owned. I am very happy with my purchase.

First, the CR-V is easy to get in and out of. I also love the comfort of heated seats for the winter. Overall it is a comfortable ride. Most importantly, it is reliable. The AWD is a must for living in the Midwest and the brake assistance is great! When you get too close to a vehicle, it will slow down and alert you as well. The computer system is easy to manage. The only thing I am not jazzed about is the factory remote start. It works well but you have to be very close to vehicle for it to work.

I love the Honda CR-V. I just recently started leasing this car in black with black leather seats. I also acquired the all season mats that add a nice look and are easy to clean. The car runs very smooth and clean. I appreciate the extra features for safety including blind spot indicators, lane detecting, backup cameras and easy adjusting mirrors. I have not experienced any problems. I also receive many compliments to the exterior and interior of the vehicle.

I have a 2007 Honda CRV with 191,000 miles. No major problems at all. Oil changes and differential oil changed ona routine regular basis with regular maintenance. I’ve never changed any headlamps, or other vehicle lights, which I found unbelievable because all my cars have needed light changes by at least 5 to 7 yrs old. No rust problems and this car has driven in everything! I have always felt safe driving this, handling very very well. Door lock needed to replaced last years- would not stay locked even with the key fod lock. The car was worth every dime I paid for it. 15years this year and still runs smooth and peppy!

Bought a new 2020CRV with 19 miles on the odometer on July 11th. The dealer had to jump the car before we could leave the lot and told us that happens and it will be ok. That should have been a warning to us. Friday July 17th traveled to a golf outing 100 miles from our home. Car worked great on the drive. Saturday the 18th the car wouldn’t start. Called Honda Roadside Assistance and they jumped the battery. That afternoon we took the car to the Honda dealer. They checked it out and said everything was fine. The next day the car would not start again. Had to have it jumped again. 6 hours later, had to call and have it jumped before we could drive home. Next day, same thing. This time had it towed to the dealer. The service rep said it was probably the battery as Honda has terrible batteries. They checked the battery and said it failed so put another a Honda battery in. We have lost all confidence in this car and will start a case at a Honda given the many issues we have now seen online about battery issues. Thank goodness California has a lemon law as we believe it is just a matter of time before we will qualify to be able to return the vehicle.

I am really disappointed in my 2020 CRV. I had a 2018 with no issues at all.. This car has had to be jumped 5 times since December and I only bought it in August. My car actually sat for service with the flashers on for about 20 minutes before an oil change and they had to jump it at the dealership. This weekend I had it jumped twice and now all the warnings lights are on....ALL of them. I drive 120 miles a day for work so it can't be because it sits idle. In the past my car could sit for at least 6-10 days with no issue. Weather is not a factor as it's in the 60's now. They of course won't do anything until hours of testing.....I have already lost time waiting for roadside assistance. Just very frustrating.

Very reliable and easy to drive. It is safe and smooth ride. I like all of the new added features it has including lane assist, cruise control, it breaks for you if you get too close, brake hold, and gets great gas mileage. We haven't had any problems with it yet but one thing I do not like is how it turns off when you stop and then turns off when you release your foot off the brake. It sometimes feels jolty when that happens but that is my only complaint with the 2020 Honda CR-V.

My car is awesome very dependable and so gas efficient, it is a great car convertible. Everything is perfect plus the value seems like never goes down thankfully. The color it is perfect and the interior keeps clean very easily. I can only wish for the car to be a little bit more strong although I know it is a four cylinder and that was my choice or maybe I should take my time to go places? Anyways this is a very good car, I deeply recommend it. It does not look inexpensive if you add some good looking wheels like I did. I planning to keep my car for many years and after that ai will buy one more Honda! Just because I can really depend on the good engine.

I love the color red that it comes in. The sears are super comfortable and the leather is easy to clean. The a/c works great and my windows came tinted since I bought it in phoenix, AZ. The cars pick up is not as good as I expected and everyone who has driven it says it has a slow pickup. I was not told the 2020 model has a button for idle engine that frankly caught me off guard because the car feels like it stalls while stopped and in park. But overall I like how it drives once it is on the road in the higher gears. It has many of the modern features like Bluetooth a camera. I do miss having the button to activate the rear camera.

I absolutely love my Crv exl. I have a little less than 4500 miles on my 2020. I love the look of it completely. I like the little extras on this model. The negative aspects of my car is that when I wash aNd Dry it, some parts of it feel really flimsy and that doesn't make me feel very secure or happy about the price. Also, I use the brake hold faithfully... Actually one of my fav features.... But if I forget to take my foot off the brake like at a red-light or something, it occasionally will feel aS if it's locking and makes a loud grinding kind of sound then its fine... Doesn't do it all of the time but now... I've noticed when I back out of my driveway, the sound I'm hearing like a.scrubbibg/ grinding sound.... Sounds alot like bad brakes and rotars being damaged....

The 2020 CRV comes with walk away auto lock. It comes in the trims Sport up to the best trim. And it apparently works great in the highest trim. I bought a 2020 CRV Sport which has the walk away lock. This trim level does not have all the walk away sensors as the top trim levels. RESULT my CRV Sport was Intruded when I thought it was locked...apparently in this model the walk away auto lock may not engage especially if you leave from the front of the vehicle or walk away to fast. Nowhere in the 400 page booklet does it indicate that and further the sales agent did not point this out. The thieves find this out faster than us, unfortunately I’m one of the victims. Honda fix your fricken walk away auto lock for all trims.

In a year, I have over 40,000 miles on my car! Besides needing tires I have had no problems with my Honda. The car has amazing power and performance, great features, and is super luxurious when compared to the rav. When the salesman showed the back doors opened 90 degrees, I wasn’t impressed and honestly thought “so what.” however for groceries, car seats, and elderly family members it is heaven sent! The trim in the car is luxurious and the driver’s seat is extremely comfortable. I absolutely love it!

I purchased a brand new 2020 Honda CRV in June 2020. After the first 1000 miles the car won't start. It is apparently an electrical program that involves the ignition/battery. I'm bringing it in for service. I don't know if this is an anomaly or if others are having the same problem. Regardless, this is totally unacceptable for any brand new vehicle. My last vehicle was a 2013 Toyota Camry and I never had a problem. I should have gone with a RAV!

The 2020 Honda CR-V is the fourth and best CR-V that we have leased. Honda continues to produce CR-V's that are reliable, comfortable, fuel efficient plus great styling. This CR-V also is the quietest one of all the CR-V's that we have leased. And the ride is very smooth. The interior is nicely laid out and very roomy. It seats 5 comfortable. Honda has not made dramatic changes to the dashboard but everything on it is convenient and works fine. All in all we rate the 2020 Honda CR-V as an a++.

I love how comfortable the CR-V is. It sits up higher than a sedan and provides better visibility on the road. Although this is an SUV and provides the all wheel drive safety component that was so important to me, it is not much wider than my old civic. This makes me feel more comfortable on the road as I do have some driving anxiety. I felt that I could handle the car immediately when I test drove it right off the bat. The seats are comfortable and can be heated, which is a huge bonus in the winter time plus it has remote start. The climate control in the vehicle is also great as you can have different temperatures between the driver and passenger sides. There are ample cup holders for every in the front and back which I love. The truck space is fantastic. The only feature I do not like is the lever opened gas cap. It is low to the ground and tucked too far back. I have to open my door just to get to it. This is a poor design feature and should be adjusted to either a button or they should move the level to a more easily accessible spot in the vehicle.

I bought a loaded (Touring) 2017 CRV and really liked it. Then, I noticed the performance of the cvt (lackluster) and about 3-4 months after I bought it (used, local 1-owner) I received a letter informing me said vehicle was the subject of a class-action lawsuit. Upon further investigation, the problem was "oil dilution" - gas would get past the pistons and into the oil pan - when you checked the oil level, it would be high, because of the gas. Also heard maybe 3M recall in China. Checked Consumers' Reports and, for the 2017-2018, the "ratings" columns were blank. Honda would give an extended warranty, and, if you lived in a cold climate, a "fix" (forums said the fix didn't work). So, the oil dilution and cvt scared me off. I was thinking of a 2020 model, but went with the Mazda CX-5 (real transmission) and could not be more pleased. I think Honda is resting on it's laurels and quality control has slipped. Bummer, from a long-time Honda fan.

I haven't had any problems with my vehicle. I like the safety features like lane departure prevention, blind spot warning, computer assisted cruise control, braking notification if you get too close to another vehicle. I had a 2017 model of the same vehicle which I really liked also. It does not have navigation built in but it has apple carplay so I can plug in my iPhone and get navigation, Pandora, other music off my phone and other features which are displayed prominently. It also has the backup camera with the best display I have ever seen on a vehicle. It also warns you if there is another car in the area where you are backing up.

2020 Honda CR-V Touring has a very poor functioning voice call feature. I say," call dad" and it will always give a list never just the person I asked for. I can say,"call Emma" and it will give a list even though I only have one Emma and one Dad. Very frustrating and I see no point to a voice command when I am forced to select an option anyways. I also put in my most used contacts and recorded my voice and still gives a list never what I am asking for. That is my only BIG complaint aboutmy new car.

Whenever you are stopped at a stop light your car turns its engine off to save on fuel. Once you remove your foot from the brake it automatically starts again. This car has features that include, but not limited to: brake assistance, out of lane detection, and motion sensors to alert you of any cars in your blind spots. It also has a great feature when you are backing up it will beep at you and show you which direction a car is behind you. Your ignition is a push to start and when locking and unlocking your vehicle, you can simply place your finger over the door handle.