Compare 2019 Honda CR-V vs 2018 Honda CR-V

Performance

The 2018 Honda CR-V has a 184-horsepower engine with a 2.4-liter unit that generates 184 pound-feet of torque. An active shutter grille of the CR-V improves wind resistance. For 2019, CR-V shoppers now have a new option. They can opt for a 1.5 four-cylinder turbo. This unit kicks out 190 horsepower. It improves fuel economy for both city and highway driving. The base engine is rated 26/32 miles per gallon city/highway. The 2019 turbo edges that up to 28/34 miles per gallon.

Appearance

Built to be sleek and wind resistant, the Honda CR-V design didn't need to change for this model year. It's a variety of shapes, patterns, and lines make it a thoroughly contemporary SUV. Touring models have dual chrome exhaust finishers and distinctive LED taillights. EX-L and Touring editions add a power liftgate for the 39-cu.ft. cargo hold. Rain-sensing wipers are another welcome addition on the higher trim levels. With 105-cubic feet of passenger space, the CR-V has a large backseat with plenty of headroom and legroom. High-quality materials and modern design add harmony to the handsome interior. EX-L and Touring editions have leather-clad seats and a leather-wrapped steering wheel.

Features

In the well-built cabins of the 2018 and 2019 models, it's logical to expect the latest amenities and technologies. A five-inch audio display with Bluetooth® and Pandora is standard. A larger touch screen adds SMS text messaging, Apple CarPlay™, and Android Auto™. These systems have HD radio, USB ports, and satellite radio capability. Volume is altered automatically to compensate for the vehicle's speed. An automatic climate control system regulates the cabin temperature. Push button start and advanced keyless entry add to the modern vibe. A power front passenger chair can complement a 12-way driver's power chair. Honda offers a suite of critical driver assistance systems. A Driver Attention Monitor, a lane-departure system, a road-departure system, and a blind spot monitor work together to keep the driver aware of the CR-V's trajectory and operation. A forward-collision warning can trigger an automatic braking system, which may eliminate or reduce impact. Adaptive cruise control relieves driver stress in slow-and-go traffic.

You can see how all of these safety systems work when you make a personal inspection of the Honda CR-V at Crest Honda. Whether you choose the 2018 or 2019, you are sure to appreciate the value package.