2008 Honda CR-V Review

The 2008 Honda CR-V is a small crossover SUV that ships with either 2-wheel or 4-wheel drive, and 5-speed automatic transmission. Premium trims of the CR-V offer satellite navigation and prices range from $20,700 for the base up to $28,400 for the premium trim model. All models are powered by a 4-cylinder 2.4L iVTEC that produces 166hp.

A practical and sturdy vehicle for small families, CR-V seats 5 and provides a cockpit that is focused on the driver, with steering wheel-mounted controls, adjustable front seats, easy to read instrumentation, and dual-zone climate control. With fold-down rear seats, the CR-V makes room for camping gear, mountain bikes, groceries, gardening supplies, and more. There is something there to keep everyone entertained in the Honda CR-V, including XM Satellite Radio, navigation system, and a digital card reader for listening to music files.

A big selling point of the CR-V is its styling which offers sleek, aerodynamically inspired lines, stylish two-level grille, folding side-view mirrors and fold-up tailgate for convenience. Safety is also on the minds of SUV buyers these days and the CR-V is tuned in to your concerns. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) rated the CR-V as worthy of a 5-star frontal and 5-star side impact winner. Honda CR-V also makes 4-wheel anti-lock brakes standard for added security on the road. .

No SUV can hold its own like the 2008 Honda CR-V when it comes to entertainment. Consider CR-V's AM/FM stereo system. Honda includes either a CD player or a 6-disc CD changer. XM Satellite Radio is standard on the premium trim of the CR-V. Honda cruises to an easy victory with the 2008 CR-V.