2002 CR-V

Honda 2002 CR-V: An SUV for People Who Don't Like SUVs

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Pros: room, economy, comfort, build quality, amenities, safety

Cons: road noise, power, bland handling

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For a guy who sneers at those super-tankers out there on the road, I sure like my new mini-SUV (even though it's really a glorified station wagon)! Read More at Epinions.com

Designed for how people actually use SUVs

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Pros: Utility, comfort, fuel economy, refinement, nimble handling, quieter than competition

Cons: Just adequate power, bland styling

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Nothing racy or luxurious, but about as sensible as an SUV gets. If "functional competence" is your thing, you'll love the new CR-V. Read More at Epinions.com

Hello. My Name Is Kristina. I Am A Spoiled Brat.

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Pros: I'm driving my dream vehicle.

Cons: The monthly payments really suck!

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If you're going to spend more than bare minimum on a vehicle, you can't get a better long-term deal for your buck. Read More at Epinions.com

A mini-SUV with maxi-Personality – Honda’s 2002 CRV

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Pros: Cargo/storage features, Backseats fold flat, Peppy, Minimal upkeep, Sound system, Leg/head room

Cons: AC compressor blew in the first 10,000 miles

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I recommend this for anyone looking for a reliable used car that can transport small loads, small family or dogs and I only sold it to buy the discontinued Element.

Five-star Safety For 2002 Honda CR-V: Good Enough For Work & Family Transportation Needs

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Pros: Room, comfort, reliability, amenities and safety

Cons: Power

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If you want the reliability of Honda Motors, the safety and affordability you are looking for, then try 2002 Honda CR-V for your transportation needs. Read More at Epinions.com

Even a car lover like me would happy in one of these CR-V's!

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Pros: V6 smoothness and power from a four cylinder, great handling and steering, well designed interior

Cons: swing out hatch, could use another inch or so of legroom up front

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It figures that Honda would be then one company that builds an SUV that even I would consider buying. Try it, you'll like it! Read More at Epinions.com

Can't compete with this mid-sized SUV- review after owning 3 years

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Pros: HOnda rocks! Can't beat the value and size of this SUV

Cons: Placement of gear shifter and no automatic lock/window control on passenger side for all doors

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Buy a used CRV and you'll be a happy "camper"!! Read More at Epinions.com

2002 Saturn VUE versus 2002 Honda CR-V

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Pros: CR-V or VUE, two good choices for buyers.

Cons: That darn wheel hanging on the rear door.

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VUE or CR-V? Both are fine vehicles, but Honda quality and experience with SUVs gets the nod this time. Read More at Epinions.com

An improvement over an already great SUV.

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Pros: Great value, generous interior and cargo space, solid brake system, legendary Honda quality.

Cons: Limited passenger leg/foot room.

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If you're looking for a great city ride, that will handle well in severe weather conditions, this is the SUV to get. Offroaders look elsewhere. Read More at Epinions.com

CR-V is simply the best in it's class

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Pros: Rear legroom, cargo space, reclining rear seats, radio/CD changer, low engine noise, small turning radius.

Cons: Front leg/foot room, front seat armrests, road noise on rough roads, dull handling

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Do your price/options research before you go for the CR-V test drive since you probably will buy one. Read More at Epinions.com