Hello

I have a 2026 Honda CR-V SPORT HYBRID, and the thing is, this car has given me nothing but trips to the dealership.

I have put about 12,500 miles on it, and for some reason, its ruise control just slams on the brakes for no reason.

My first time this happened was at 2980 miles, can dealership just checked it, this is the tire was low.

Then again at 5500ish miles, it returns, but this time I took it again to the dealership. And he kept it for 2 days, and replaced the wheel speed sensor because that was malfunctioning for some reason. Alongside, they replaced the tire just in case.

Now at exactly 12,480 miles, the same thing is happening and i've scheduled again with the dealership to get it checked out. Another problem has now arisen, where the steering wheel just locks up. While i'm driving and it makes like a creaking sound, and gets really heavy at randomly.

My appointment for tomorrow to dealership. Wants to keep it for at least 3-4 days. Which i'm okay with, but my brand new car for just to stay at the dealership is just stressful.

Otherwise that I love this car, but the technical problems i've had with this are just mind blowing For me specifically as i got it brand new.

Thank you for taking the time to read.

Edit: I changed 42 to 2 as its 2 days, not 42, sorry.

We are new (to us) owners to a 2025 cr-v touring hybrid. We loooove our new crv​! We had great service at the dealership...until about 2 weeks after...we LOST the key fob!! It detached from the metal key, and fell off the face of the earth. We live in a town house with underground parking. I parked it downstairs, walked up to my town house, then the next morning, my partner was to use the CRV only to find we had JUST the metal key on the key ring! How bizzare! Why is the key fob designed this way?? We had to tow the car to the dealership (thankfully roadside assistance covered this) and i spent $480 for an additional key.

Should I further complain??? We were only given 1 key at time of sale. Im assuming the previous owner lost the 2nd key. And basically the dealership was like 🤷🏻‍♀️

Wwyd???

Hi all! I am thinking of test-driving/purchasing a 2016 Honda CR-V with 152,235 miles for $7,700 USD / 245,000 km for $10,900 CAD. I would appreciate any thoughts on whether this is a good condition or price to reconcile the higher mileage! (Pics enclosed)

Usually I'd ask my dad, but he's not here anymore so I figured I might turn to the good people of the internet. I would really appreciate any help from people who know cars, since I don't know much other than what I've been googling. I did read on other threads/blogs about how I should steer clear of 150,000+ miles / 200,000+ km cars, but this price looks good and the condition seems well-kept! So I'm curious if this is a good buy (or if maybe I'm just exhausted from car-searching and getting worn down, lol).

Just looking for a car for the next few years, so don't expect it to last forever (ideally as long as possible though, of course - I'm a fresh graduate so just starting my career!)

I will say that I'm Atlantic Canadian (hence the double units in this post haha), so I live in a coastal place with snow in the winter. But I'm mainly a city driver, where there isn't a lot of snow on the roads themselves but there is a lot of salt, thanks to the city's plows. Not sure if that matters but figured I'd share for context re potential maintenance.

The listing's description is below for context:

• "2016 Honda CR-V Touring AWD – Fully Loaded – Fresh Inspection – $10,900 CAD
• Selling our 2016 Honda CR-V Touring AWD, the top trim. We're moving to a minivan for our growing family, and this SUV has been reliable for us.
• Details:
• About 245,000 km
• 2.4L 4-cylinder, automatic (CVT), all-wheel drive 2 owners, no accidents
• Fresh motor vehicle inspection, just completed and valid for 2 years
• Brand new rear brakes
• Regular oil changes and maintenance
• Features Leather seats, heated front seats
• Navigation, backup camera, Honda LaneWatch camera
• Power sunroof
• Power tailgate
• Adaptive cruise control, forward collision and lane departure warnings
• Push-button start, dual-zone automatic climate control
• Bluetooth
• 2 Keys
• Good overall condition inside and out. There's a minor scrape on the plastic front bumper cover, shown in the photos."

I am worried because of any transmission issues, but not sure if that's a true concern or if I'm just coincidentally coming across a smaller group of unfortunate commenters in other posts...

Thank you so much in advance! Appreciate any advice!

so i changed out the battery in my 2023 crv key fob. The key fob goes back together fine. However when i pet the key in the slot and push down it doesnt lock in. You can hear it click but the slightest pull on it wothout hitting the release button it comes right out

When i take the key fob apart again. Put the key in and than put the 2 sided together the key is completely locked in. However when i hit the button to unlock the key. The key comes out. When i put the key back it wont lock in like before

This is the most frustrating thing ever. Anyone ever fun into this issue ???

1. Can someone explain what the actual differences are between the two? Is the sport really so much better?

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Hi! I currently own a 2000 Honda CR-V. When I was in high school, I installed a massive subwoofer setup for the car: two 10-inch subs. Now, I’m looking to replace the setup because it takes up too much space. My question is, what all-in-one system would you guys recommend, or is there a cheaper option I might not have considered?

Parting out 01 Crv, 162,000 miles lmk what you guys need, can ship too at buyers expense.

2003 crv leaking psf on passenger side boot. Just wondering what I could do to fix this.

Hi everyone! English is not my first language, so I hope you can understand me. I hope you’re all doing well.

I recently bought a 2018 Honda CR-V Touring. The vehicle had been involved in an accident on the right-hand side, damaging both doors and the right fender. All of these parts have been replaced, and honestly, the vehicle runs amazingly well.

The only issue that remains is this error code, which is shown in the attached picture.

The car was scanned, and the scanner suggested a possible problem with the passenger-side door antenna. They cleared the error code, but it keeps coming back.

Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this, or has anyone experienced something similar?

The car runs and starts without any problems, but the rear tailgate won’t open using the button on the remote key fob. I’ve already replaced the key fob batteries, but the problem persists.

Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

Can anyone help me with this problem i’m having. I don’t know why these windshield wipers won’t fit my 08 honda cr-v? I looked for the right size (26”) for my car’s model and year but I don’t know if it’s the wrong size for my model or the wiper is faulty. What size does everyone get for their car for the driver side wiper?

Edit: It was indeed the wrong wiper. I didn’t know there were different types 😭 I did end up buying the beam type and it was perfect! Thanks everyone (•:

We’re considering a Honda CRV 2026 as the family car, and I’m trying to think through the boring stuff before it gets annoying. The second row is going to get everything: kid shoes, snacks, wet umbrellas, and probably one mystery spill nobody owns up to. For current CR-V owners, is the rear floor coverage fairly easy to manage, or are there gaps around the seat rails and center area that collect everything? I’m mainly trying to figure out whether fit around the second row matters more than the material, because that seems like the first spot families destroy when the floor mats don’t cover the right areas.

I rarely see any with a screen from standard, of course it's far different from the modern fancy head units that come with more than you'll ever need, and no doubt the satnav is long outdated - but I'd love to actually see one working and how the interface is but I can't find any videos online at all.

Anyone know a video?

For any Honda people out there. Thoughts on a 2011 Honda CRV?

The car fax (attached) shows the engine was replaced in 2023 at 155k miles. I am just looking for this car to get me through the next 5 years.