Used 2020 Honda CR-V Hybrid for Sale near Philadelphia, PA

I like the car a lot. I had a Prius V and wanted to get an SUV so I could ride higher and wanted 4 WD/AWD for where I was moving (a lot of dirt roads). I read about the CRV Hybrid and how much better it was vs RAV4. It drives like a dream, very quick response, smooth comfortable ride, and lots of bells and whistles. Of course you get stuff you dont want in packages to get the stuff you do want, plus extra for the add ons. So far all my add ons have been worth the money. The car/SUV is the best priced one I have ever seen and the warranty plus extensions are the best I have ever seen. Based on the costs associated with my Prius V (same size as the CRV, just lower ceiling and wheels), the CRV will be a lot less to operate and get better mileage, plus it cost $6K less than what I paid in 2014 for a less tricked out car.

Easy to operate and a lot of information about mileage and performance available in the instrument cluster. Ride is very good and corners very well. And the seats are very comfortable.

Drives and handles great. Quality fit and finish. The deal breaker for us was the lack of a spare tire and inability to mount a hitch receiver and no towing capacity.

The suv has a much smoother ride than its competitors. The only things missing is heads up display, name brand stereo and updated infotainment center. I guess some people want seat coolers

The 2020 CRV is spacious, thoughtfully designed interior and comparable to many luxury cars with the leather seating and trim on the ex-l or touring trimline models. When shopping, I previously was considering the RAV4 and Forrester. My concern about the car was the oil dilution engine problem which will greatly reduced the life of the vehicle. Honda says there did a software fix to resolve it but the real issue is how the turbocharged engine is designed. So I have to constantly monitor the oil level and do an oil change as needed instead of every 7500 miles as recommended by Honda. My previous vehicle was a 2004 CRV and it held up very well after 16 years and I am not sure if the 2020 models will be able to give you even 8 yrs. I may have to trade it in after 5 years.