2003 Honda CR-V Reviews
| “Nice!!” Reviewing:
2003 Used Honda CR-V LX 4WD
Ahh roomy! |
| “Great College Car” Reviewing:
2003 Used Honda CR-V LX
If you can fit your stuff in a CR-V, you will have room in your apartment at college.This was my late mothers car. It hasn't let me down. Nicer than a lot of banger that are found around campus. Smooth ride at high speeds. Great for long trips.
Pros —
Roomy, Stereo is fairly good, fits all my stuff, great acceleration for class, smooth ride.
Cons —
Wind shield wipers stick if any ice around gears, not a lot of room added by folding rear seats forward.
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| “Good Til Cassie Crashed It” nice car, good stereo, bad driver (Cassie)
Pros —
its my car
Cons —
Cassie drives it
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| “Safe Reliable Sexy Car” Reviewing:
2003 Used Honda CR-V EX 4WD
I got this car to help me transport my dogs around. I have to admit to falling in love with it. I am now thinking about trading it in for a diesel but the same model as I prefer this one to the new 2007 model. It drives like a dream. Is easy to handle. The interior is huge. The back of the car has so much room that even a very tall person will sit in comfort with loads of leg room. The controls are very user friendly.
Pros —
Integrated SatNav in Ex model, Air Con AND sunroof, Seats fold right back to give loads of room in back.
Cons —
Bit of a gas guzzler if you drive over 70mph. Take it gently and its as good as a normal saloon.
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| “My Moms Car” Reviewing:
2003 Used Honda CR-V EX 4WD
love the allwheel drive
Pros —
all wheel drive
Cons —
its a soccer mom vehicle
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| “My Car A Honda Crv” the car so far is the best i have had. its nice and easy and smooth to drive. the interior is nice, uptodate and the seats are comfortable. the sat nav is good too.
Pros —
it's bigger than my last ones....lol
Cons —
there is no heated seats
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| “Great, Reliable Car” Reviewing:
2003 Used Honda CR-V EX 4WD
I've been driving the CRV for 4 years and love it. For the $, it's a great vehicle. |
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