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| We looked at the CR-V. My wife took an instant dislike and I agree. Seems clunky and not powerful with the 1.5 L engine and CVT. Rented a RAV4: also disappointed. The one small CUV I really liked driving was the Mazda CX-5; however I still prefer driving a sedan so bought the Accord 2.0.
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| | | Posts: 19615 | Location: Foothills of the Sierra Nevada | Registered: July 27, 2004 |  
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| quote: Originally posted by sjtill: We looked at the CR-V. My wife took an instant dislike and I agree. Seems clunky and not powerful with the 1.5 L engine and CVT. Rented a RAV4: also disappointed. The one small CUV I really liked driving was the Mazda CX-5; however I still prefer driving a sedan so bought the Accord 2.0.
Did you have it in "Eco" mode? With that enabled the engine seems sluggish I agree. With that turned off mine has plenty of pep... you won't win a drag race but it has pretty good pickup IMO.
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| | | Posts: 33288 | Location: St. Louis MO | Registered: February 15, 2004 |  
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| I'd drive the Passport and the Ridgeline with the SOHC V6. Honda is dealing currently.
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