Thanks for the information. Choosing one soon. Love Touring

Really disappointing that Honda does not offer a fully digital speedometer/instrument cluster like the last madel. What were they thinking?

How come does the 2023 Accord (the trims that have 12.3 inches) have a larger screen than the CR-V?

Being in Pittsburgh, have you noticed any issues in the last year with the hybrids regarding cold weather? My two biggest worries with the hybrid is 1. the cost to eventually replace the battery and 2. hybrids in cold weather

Nice review! What happened to the fog light option?

I have one, fire!)

Where is the Bose subwoofer??? I don’t think Honda is offering a subwoofer like Toyota is offering a JBL subwoofer

Honda is so cheap for not throwing charging in the rear. Pushing people to the hybrid

Test drove both trims. Hybrid has just a bit more horse power, but truly nothing special. The hybrid overall does look better and I’m sure that’ll appeal to a lot of buyers. Otherwise, they’re both decent options.

Two pet peeves with the CRV models the small bland and boring infotainment system esp the Sport Hybrid and EX trim and now LX. The non digital cockpit looks odd and Honda could have done a better job hiding the fact it’s not full digital and you see that giant line at the car start. For $35k missing so many features compared to a Sportage. No remote start from mobile device except on Touring, no 360 camera and they used the same blurry camera as an old model Civic, real world fuel economy is worse than suggested in the Hybrids making the CRV the worst fuel economy suv in its class failing to beat the Sportage, Tucson, and RAV4 hybrids. At the $35k hybrid sport pricing matching the EX-L basically you should get a power lift gate. The lift gate is hard to open and for the fob to have it as a button is insulting because it doesn’t do anything. At this sub-luxury pricing scheme the CRV should have one or two bells to jingle but it does not. The CRV is the student in the group who showed up to the presentation with all the accolades but did none of the work. This car winning any awards for the minimum effort Honda dropped into it is laughable. Regardless of chip shortage Honda seems to be struggling on offering top of the line comfort and accessibility with modern technology.