2026 Honda CR-V consumer reviews

My 2026 CRV is ok, way too many gadgets so I’ve turned them all off, I hate that it stalls when I stop at a red light, the headlights are a nightmare!! The bulbs can’t be changed to brighter ones, if I knew this I would never have bought this car, it’s impossible and scary to drive in the dark, can’t see anything, soon as it’s paid for I’m trading it for something else.

My third CRV, and sixth Honda! Very nice ride! I’ve had it for 3 weeks and 800 mile. If it’s anything like my 2015, with 202000 miles, I look forward to the durability! Honda has never disappointed me!

I had a 2021 CRV and was involved in an accident and I have no doubt that because how well it was constructed that it saved me from serious injuries. I then replaced the 2021 CRV with a 2026 CRV.

I loved my 2022 CRV but after it was totaled, I upgraded to 2026. I do miss the wood paneling on the 2022 model, and I wish the 2026 was still compatible with the HondaLink app, but overall the 2026 is all around better vehicle with even more comfortable seating, a bigger screen, and the same smooth Honda handling. If you are in the market for a small SUV, you can't go wrong with a 2026 CRV!

I'm enjoying my new car. HOWEVER, there are things missing: Compass, heated steering wheel, Auto hatch release. No way to set default settings for remote start. Whatever you last ran it as it what goes! NOT user friendly.

Love my 2026 Honda crv exl I had another crv from 2007 that died at 400,000 miles. So happy with this vehicle. Would highly recommend!!

Good car.The ride is smooth and the exterior looks nice. The price is affordable.The interior space is good to occupy things needed to to put in.

I unfortunately had a replace a 2022 CRV that was totaled with 2026 CRV EX that I love too so far. There is the same Honda quality with some improvements over the 2022 (like a wireless phone charger and more room). All around great vehicle that is a joy to drive! The only thing I miss about the 2022 is the classy wood paneling.

I bought the EXL and I'm loving it. Traded a 2025 Tucson hybrid, and I don't regret it. The interior quality is really good, it drives smoothly and I find the seats more comfortable than the Tucson hybrid. So far, I've had zero problems with CarPlay/infotainment system. I miss the satellite radio built into the car but the Sirius app on my phone works pretty well. Affordable to fill up w/gas as well. It has memory seats, moon roof, digital gauge cluster screen, blind spot monitoring, which is helpful as well as some other safety features. If I had to say anything negative at all, it would be that acceleration from a stop is a bit slower than a hybrid. Once you get going , the turbo works great though. Handles curves and hills quite well. However, I'm also not worried 24/7 about the temperature outside and how it will affect the batteries on a hybrid or if I don't drive the car for a few days, I know the gas version is going to start. I'm not concerned about the car losing power a few years down the line, because the batteries may need a replacement and how much that could cost. Peace of mind is a very comforting factor. So far, I love my new Honda CRV.

No option for XM Radio. Unbelievable for a 2026 model year! No electronic device for opening a garage door. I had to find my old opener ( that I had not used in 12 years) since the 5, yes 5 cars that I have purchased since then all had this option. Why is Honda so cheap?? I would not have purchased the CRV had I known this. Now my 3 week old 2026 CRV is going in to Honda repair to repair the radio. It is scrachey about 50% of the time. Also the Siri or Alexa of whatever the He## it is only says 2 or 3 words and stops. I was going to by another Subaru Forester but the stupid salesman was rude to my wife so we walked out and bought the Honda. I have had Honda's before and they were fine.