Used Honda CR-V for sale

What types of used Honda CR-V cars are there?

The Honda CR-V is a practical family SUV – it’s not as common as some other options, which helps keeps used Honda CR-V prices fairly low, but it’s packed full of features.

It’s known for its reliability and dependability, as well as being both economical and extremely capable, especially in four-wheel-drive format where it stands out as a solid tow car.

Popular Honda CR-V trims

Several versions of the CR-V have come and gone, with the sixth-generation model adding some seriously premium touches.

> Honda CR-V Elegance - entry-level Elegance option with keyless entry, heated seats, reversing camera and bright LED headlights

> Honda CR-V Advance - the Advance offers some upgrades, including head-up display, heated steering wheel and 360-degree parking camera

> Honda CR-V Advance Tech - range-topping Tech model with self-parking tech, adaptive high beams and panoramic glass sunroof

Honda CR-V history

Honda has been building the CR-V since 1995, and the SUV has been a big hit ever since. In 2023, the Japanese automaker introduced the most advanced version yet, its sixth iteration of the CR-V.

> Fifth-generation Honda CR-V (2019) - five- and seven-seat models with a hybrid powertrain for the first time

> Sixth-generation Honda CR-V (2023) - more premium feel with regular and plug-in hybrid options and more interior space

What features does the Honda CR-V have?

The sixth-generation Honda CR-V comes with more than you might expect from an affordable family SUV, including heated front seats, a wireless phone charger, keyless entry, all-round parking sensors, a reversing camera and a powered bootlid.

You also get a large nine-inch infotainment display with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, a 10.2-inch digital instrument cluster and access to the My Honda+ app for controlling some car functions remotely.

If you’re after a plug-in hybrid model, you’ll have to settle for top spec, which means things like a heated steering wheel, a 360-degree parking camera and self-parking come as standard.

Is the Honda CR-V reliable?

Yes, Honda is known for building long-lasting models. It helps that parts tend to be cheaper than similar SUVs from premium brands, which means it can be cheaper to look after a CR-V.

Honda has also been building hybrid powertrains for years, so while some car companies are only just beginning, Honda’s tech is already tried and tested.

How much does the Honda CR-V cost to run?

Depending on the model year, there are petrol and diesel models with two- and four-wheel drive available, with fuel economy figures topping out around the 40mpg mark in real-world conditions.

The hybrids are more economical – Honda says you can drive the latest CR-V e:PHEV for around 50 miles on electric mode. The 17.7kWh battery could cost as little as £1.25 to fully charge with an off-peak rate (7p/kWh).

Who is the Honda CR-V suitable for?

A used Honda CR-V for sale is an excellent family car, because it’s packed full of handy, family-friendly features, and it’s renowned for its safety and reliability.

If you’re after a family SUV with affordable hybrid options, you could also consider a Ford Kuga, Nissan Qashqai, Hyundai Tuscon or Kia Sportage.