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A Honda CR-V owner says,' My CR-V is peeing all over my leg!' Jennifer's 2024 Honda CR-V hybrid is leaking water when she opens the hatch. The dealership is stumped. What's causing this bizarre, leaky problem? Here is what CR-V owners need to know.

A Honda CR-V owner is concerned that a mechanic is taking advantage of her. She knows her Honda CR-V is ready for brake work, but is being told that even without a quick glance, her CR-V will need rotors when the brakes are serviced.

Is there a problem with the 2024 Honda CR-V Hybrid's blower motor? An owner says he's on his fourth failed motor, and the dealer refuses to replace this one under the factory warranty. Is it a common issue or a one-off? What Honda owners need to know.

A routine CR-V oil change becomes a nightmare! A dealer tech fails to bolt the oil pan shield, leaving the owner with a loud scraping noise. The dealer refuses to fix their mistake and throws the plate in the trunk. Here's Cole's incredible story.

A CR-V owner's AC is weak, and he suspects a recall-related issue with the compressor seal. Can a Honda dealer charge him a $175 inspection fee to look? One owner was threatened with a fee; another time, he paid nothing. What Honda owners need to know.

A 2025 Honda CR-V owner found out the hard way how fragile cars can be, but also how far safety has come when a rear-end crash resulted in everyone walking away.

Bryan suspects his Honda dealer is running a scam. They say his 2023 CR-V needs a brake fluid flush, but he thinks the fluid looks fine. Is it a legitimate maintenance need or just a way for the dealership to make extra cash?

A 2024 Honda CR-V shopper's plan changes in a big way. One owner's journey from gas to Hybrid reveals a powerful trend reshaping the auto industry. Find out why more and more buyers are making the switch, and what it means for your next car purchase.

A 2020 Honda CR-V owner's nightmare: sudden brake failure, a tow truck debacle, and a frustrating fight with Honda Care. Why is Kelly left with a car she's scared to drive? I'm breaking down this frustrating story and sharing advice for all Honda owners.

Which SUVs are truly worth your money? Based on performance, safety, reliability, and owner satisfaction, here are 10 of the best SUVs you can buy today from the good folks at Consumer Reports.

Here's a recent list of small SUV recommended models, as well as those models you should stay away from, say Consumer Reports analysts.

After overpaying for a clapped-out Honda CR-V, Mckenzie embraces its flaws. She adds custom "redneck" touches, beats it like a Ford F-350 Powerstoke, and gives it the name "Pimp mobile." Her plan? To put even more money into her daily driver.

Simple, intuitive controls can make driving safer and more enjoyable—here are the vehicles that get it right according to Consumer Reports.

Finding a comfortable SUV isn't just about soft seats; it's about how easy the controls are to use, how clearly you can see out, how passengers feel in the back, and how quiet the cabin stays on the highway.

Based on two important factors, these are the 10 safest vehicles in this price point.

A Honda CR-V owner had an issue with her AC, which wasn't blowing cold enough. It had always worked well, but now she discovered that Honda would not only fix it for free but also extend the warranty for 10 years. Here is what CR-V owners need to know.

Many cars prove their worth in those rare, life-changing moments where safety matters most. For one Honda CR-V owner, that moment came without warning, and what she had to say next makes getting a CR-V even more compelling.

A 2016 Honda CR-V owner claims that her car was totaled because the airbag deployed. There was very little damage to her car, but the insurance company totaled it. The owner thinks Honda should fix the car because the airbag shouldn't have deployed. 

While not the typical most popular models, this automotive expert explains why he recommends these 10 models that takes a lot of pressure off of new car shoppers who just want a vehicle that is sensible, reliable, and affordable.

A Honda CR-V owner's vehicle was diagnosed with leaking injectors that have now damaged the spark plugs and oil. The Honda dealer suggests replacing that and more, and the cost is close to $2K. He will likely sell it and buy a Toyota. What would you do?

Totaled at 4 AM by a reckless driver, his 2025 Honda CR-V was gone, but the 2026 Honda CR-V replacement arrived packed with advanced displays and wireless entertainment that made driving fun again.

He "never thought he'd drive a lame crossover SUV," but after 3,000 miles and 36.4 MPG, his 2025 Honda CR-V Hybrid Sport Touring, with its amazing Bose system, has utterly changed his mind.

Do the 2022 Honda CR-V and other Honda models have a problem with their radar safety tech? Dan, who owns a 2022 CR-V, needs to replace his radar unit and says it will cost $4,300 for the dealer to do so. Here is what Honda CR-V owners need to know.

By the time a car is 5 years old, it has gone through the steepest part of the depreciation curve. This means you'll get many of the features found in brand-new models at a lower price with these Consumer Reports recommended models.

These subcompact and compact SUVs, Consumer Reports says, are high performers that will keep you safe with active safety systems that come standard in their recommended choices for consumers.

Save gas and money on these models recommended by Consumer Reports automotive experts.

Here is what Consumer Reports analysts have to say about which Hybrid SUVs are the proven best within a price range of $35,000 to $45,000 right now that offers the best choice between gasoline and electric vehicles.

One Hond CR-V owner speaks of a recurring issue with his SUV's odometer readouts, but can it be due to negligence?

“These high-scoring SUV models do well in performance, reliability, safety, and owner satisfaction available today,” states Consumer Reports in their recently released list of their recommended best of the best new SUV choices.

Why are car dealer maintenance repairs so high? Julia went to get an estimate to get her 2018 Honda CR-V sun visor fixed. The Honda dealer quoted her $500 for a seemingly simple repair. Then she fixed it herself for $50. Are dealer prices out of line?