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Features We Love
  • Family-Friendly Three-Across Car Seat Setup: One of the biggest improvements on the redesigned CR-V is the second row. Honda fixed the seat belt overlap issue from the previous generation, making it much easier to fit three car seats across. For growing families, this is a game-changing upgrade.
  • Completely Redesigned Interior: The cabin feels far more premium with modern styling, honeycomb air vents, textured trim, heated seats, wireless charging, and plenty of smart storage. It looks and feels much more upscale than previous CR-V models.
  • Spacious Cargo Area: The CR-V offers one of the largest cargo areas in its class. It easily fits a stroller with room to spare, making it ideal for everything from grocery runs to family road trips.
  • Fresh, Modern Exterior Styling: The redesigned body gives the CR-V a more rugged, upscale look with sharper lines, a taller stance, and a bold front grille. It's a noticeable improvement that helps the CR-V stand out in a crowded SUV market.
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The Exterior

2024 Honda CR-V Review: Why This Family Favorite Is Better Than Ever

The Honda CR-V has been one of the most popular family SUVs for years, and after its full redesign for 2023, the 2024 model continues to build on everything families already loved. With a more modern design, a much-improved interior, and one major fix that parents will especially appreciate, the newest CR-V is easily one of the strongest contenders in the compact SUV segment.

As a mom of three and a Certified Child Passenger Safety Technician (CPST), I'm always looking at vehicles through a family lens—and the 2024 Honda CR-V impressed me in several key areas.

A Much More Modern Exterior

Honda gave the CR-V a complete refresh, and the new look feels much more upscale than previous generations. The body is squarer, the stance is a little taller, and the sharper body lines give it a more confident appearance on the road.

The front end features a bold Honda badge and a clean, modern grille, while the rear keeps enough of the classic CR-V styling to remain instantly recognizable.

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First Row

Interior Design Gets a Huge Upgrade

One of the biggest improvements is inside the cabin. Honda completely modernized the interior with higher-quality materials, better textures, and thoughtful design details throughout.

The honeycomb-style air vents are one of my favorite touches—they look great and even the controls have a satisfying, premium feel. Throughout the cabin you'll find textured metallic trim, gloss black accents, heated front seats, wireless phone charging, USB-A and USB-C ports, generous storage, and a roomy center console.

My only complaint? The infotainment screen still feels a little undersized compared to many competitors. Considering how polished the rest of the interior is, the display feels like the one area Honda didn't fully modernize.

Second Row

A Huge Win for Families: The Back Seat Is Finally More Car Seat Friendly

If you've watched my previous CR-V reviews, you know I had one major issue with the older generation.

The previous body style had an unusual seat belt overlap that made three-across car seat installations much more difficult than they should have been. Thankfully, Honda completely fixed that problem on the redesigned CR-V.

That change makes a significant difference for growing families.

Using three Graco SlimFit3 LX convertible car seats, I was able to successfully install three across the second row. That's excellent news for parents who need to maximize seating without moving into a larger SUV.

There are still a few things to keep in mind:

  • Three identical convertible seats fit well.
  • Mixed combinations (boosters, infant seats, and convertibles) may still require some trial and error.
  • Booster seats can be trickier because children need easy access to the seat belt buckle.
  • Infant seat bases may fit while the carrier itself can create spacing challenges.

As always, your specific car seat combination matters, so it's worth testing before purchasing.

One unique feature worth mentioning: the center top tether anchor is mounted in the ceiling instead of behind the seat, which isn't common but is easy to use once you know where to find it.

Comfortable Second Row for Kids and Adults

Even with a forward-facing car seat installed, the second row offers impressive legroom. At nearly six feet tall, I still had good knee room sitting behind the driver's seat set for my driving position.

Rear passengers also get:

  • Two USB-C charging ports
  • Rear air vents
  • Large door pockets with cup holders
  • Plenty of headroom

While sitting next to a car seat can feel a little snug, the overall passenger space is excellent for a compact SUV.

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Trunk

Excellent Cargo Space

The CR-V continues to shine when it comes to cargo room.

The power liftgate on the EX-L trim makes loading easy, and the cargo area is surprisingly large. A Mockingbird stroller fit with room to spare—even without carefully folding or positioning it.

The cargo area is wide, deep, and tall, making it practical for:

  • Strollers
  • Grocery runs
  • Sports equipment
  • Road trip luggage
  • Everyday family gear

For busy families, that's a huge advantage.

Safety

The 2024 Honda CR-V continues to be one of the safest choices in its class. It earned a 5-Star Overall Safety Rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and was also named an IIHS Top Safety Pick, giving families even more confidence behind the wheel.

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Exterior Styling
3.2
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4.1
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
3.8
Second Row Comfort
4.5
Third Row Comfort
3.6
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Taylor Zerbin

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2024 Honda Pilot
September 15, 2026
4.0
stars
Passenger
2024
Honda
CR-V

My mom drives a 2024 CR-V Sport. This is her 4th CR-V, needless to say she is happy with them! The 24 added exposed latches to the second row making car seat install really easy. She uses a Graco 4Ever RF and FF. We haven’t had any issues with clearance or leg room. It’s a fun to drive zippy car with ample room for a small family or grandparents. The trunk room is ample for a 5 passenger vehicle. I haven’t used the tech much but with Apple and Samsung CarPlay it’s easy to use. I find that it lacks cup holders. I’d like to see door cup holders or more options in the front. The backseat only has cup holders if you pull down the middle seat. I would also like to see the built in sunshades. Overall great car that is reliable. I’d consider it heavily if I was in the market for a 5 passenger b vehicle again!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Allison Sanna

Community Voice
Mom of
0
0
drives a
2021 Honda CR-V
September 15, 2026
4.2
stars
Owned
2021
Honda
CR-V

Mom to 0, Aunt to 3. My 2021 Honda CR-V is very reliable! I haven’t had a single issue in the 6 years I’ve owned the vehicle. The trunk space is amazing! The second row is just okay. No ceiling vents, middle seat is quite small. Would be ideal for a smaller family to comfortably seat 4 passengers with/without 2 car seats in the outer two seats.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Anna Affronti

Mom of
1
1
drives a
2024 Honda CR-V
September 14, 2026
4.1
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.5
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Hannah Kuhnhausen-Uribe

Community Voice
Mom of
1
1
drives a
2018 Honda Cr-V
September 12, 2026
3.4
stars
Owned
2018
Honda
CR-V

The 2018 Honda CR-V is a simple, but reliable 2 row SUV. It’s comfy and drives well, but it’s really better for families that don’t have car seats. The backseat is fine for one car seat, and fits most, but due to the seatbelt arrangement it’s not great for more than 1. You can technically fit two, but then you lose the middle seat. The trunk is HUGE, and fits all you need. There is good tech, for being a 2018 model, but sometimes the screen is hard to see. This car gets good gas mileage and is a good commuter car. Overall, it’s a good car for a small family or a family that doesn’t have kids in car seats.

Exterior Styling
3.5
Performance
3.5
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Lisa Hellmich

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2017 Honda Cr-V
September 12, 2026
4.0
stars
Owned
2017
Honda
CR-V

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
2.5
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Jenna Townsend

Community Voice
Mom of
1
1
drives a
2022 Honda CR-V
September 12, 2026
4.9
stars
Owned
2022
Honda
CR-V

I drive this car daily and we use it for family road trips with a toddler and a dog. We've had no issues installing infant or convertible car seats (my toddler currently uses a Graco slim fit LX, we just switched it forward facing and it fits best with the headrest removed). The second row is pretty spacious, I frequently sit back there with the toddler car seat and dog for road trips and am comfortable (I'm 5'6"). We have plenty of trunk space currently but I foresee it getting a little snug with more than 1 kiddo, we will likely look into a 3 row SUV once my second is born to be able to comfortably travel with a dog and be able to sit in back with the kids.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Brittany Morgan

Mom of
1
1
drives a
2024 Honda Cr-V
September 12, 2026
3.6
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

I wanted a safe car for myself and my family. I have a 4 year old who was 2 when we leased. I test drive and thought I liked it, it was wrong. The safety features for me are overkill. The most annoying is the face that I'll unlock it in my garage and by the time I got input my son in its locked then I have to dig for my keys with my toddler waiting. Listen, I get it but it's just to much for me. The interior and exterior are great to look at, Im not a fan of how low I am to the ground and it's not great in the snow even for an AWD. Granted I don't get snow tires so take that as you will.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
3.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Liz Marconi

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2022 Honda Cr-V
September 12, 2026
4.2
stars
Owned
2022
Honda
CR-V

I drive a Honda crv hybrid and love it for one or two kids. It gets great gas mileage and it’s very comfortable to drive. The downfall is the way the buckles are in the back seat…no one can sit in the middle seat and buckle it because I have two car seats in the back. Also a spare tire was never included due to being a hybrid so that’s something extra to purchase as well

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Taylor Zerbin

Mom of
2
2
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2024 Honda Pilot
September 15, 2026
4.0
stars
Passenger
2024
Honda
CR-V

My mom drives a 2024 CR-V Sport. This is her 4th CR-V, needless to say she is happy with them! The 24 added exposed latches to the second row making car seat install really easy. She uses a Graco 4Ever RF and FF. We haven’t had any issues with clearance or leg room. It’s a fun to drive zippy car with ample room for a small family or grandparents. The trunk room is ample for a 5 passenger vehicle. I haven’t used the tech much but with Apple and Samsung CarPlay it’s easy to use. I find that it lacks cup holders. I’d like to see door cup holders or more options in the front. The backseat only has cup holders if you pull down the middle seat. I would also like to see the built in sunshades. Overall great car that is reliable. I’d consider it heavily if I was in the market for a 5 passenger b vehicle again!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Allison Sanna

Community Voice
Mom of
0
0
drives a
2021 Honda CR-V
September 15, 2026
4.2
stars
Owned
2021
Honda
CR-V

Mom to 0, Aunt to 3. My 2021 Honda CR-V is very reliable! I haven’t had a single issue in the 6 years I’ve owned the vehicle. The trunk space is amazing! The second row is just okay. No ceiling vents, middle seat is quite small. Would be ideal for a smaller family to comfortably seat 4 passengers with/without 2 car seats in the outer two seats.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Anna Affronti

Mom of
1
1
drives a
2024 Honda CR-V
September 14, 2026
4.1
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.5
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Hannah Kuhnhausen-Uribe

Community Voice
Mom of
1
1
drives a
2018 Honda Cr-V
September 12, 2026
3.4
stars
Owned
2018
Honda
CR-V

The 2018 Honda CR-V is a simple, but reliable 2 row SUV. It’s comfy and drives well, but it’s really better for families that don’t have car seats. The backseat is fine for one car seat, and fits most, but due to the seatbelt arrangement it’s not great for more than 1. You can technically fit two, but then you lose the middle seat. The trunk is HUGE, and fits all you need. There is good tech, for being a 2018 model, but sometimes the screen is hard to see. This car gets good gas mileage and is a good commuter car. Overall, it’s a good car for a small family or a family that doesn’t have kids in car seats.

Exterior Styling
3.5
Performance
3.5
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Lisa Hellmich

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2017 Honda Cr-V
September 12, 2026
4.0
stars
Owned
2017
Honda
CR-V

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
2.5
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Jenna Townsend

Community Voice
Mom of
1
1
drives a
2022 Honda CR-V
September 12, 2026
4.9
stars
Owned
2022
Honda
CR-V

I drive this car daily and we use it for family road trips with a toddler and a dog. We've had no issues installing infant or convertible car seats (my toddler currently uses a Graco slim fit LX, we just switched it forward facing and it fits best with the headrest removed). The second row is pretty spacious, I frequently sit back there with the toddler car seat and dog for road trips and am comfortable (I'm 5'6"). We have plenty of trunk space currently but I foresee it getting a little snug with more than 1 kiddo, we will likely look into a 3 row SUV once my second is born to be able to comfortably travel with a dog and be able to sit in back with the kids.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Brittany Morgan

Mom of
1
1
drives a
2024 Honda Cr-V
September 12, 2026
3.6
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

I wanted a safe car for myself and my family. I have a 4 year old who was 2 when we leased. I test drive and thought I liked it, it was wrong. The safety features for me are overkill. The most annoying is the face that I'll unlock it in my garage and by the time I got input my son in its locked then I have to dig for my keys with my toddler waiting. Listen, I get it but it's just to much for me. The interior and exterior are great to look at, Im not a fan of how low I am to the ground and it's not great in the snow even for an AWD. Granted I don't get snow tires so take that as you will.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
3.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
show more less

Liz Marconi

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2022 Honda Cr-V
September 12, 2026
4.2
stars
Owned
2022
Honda
CR-V

I drive a Honda crv hybrid and love it for one or two kids. It gets great gas mileage and it’s very comfortable to drive. The downfall is the way the buckles are in the back seat…no one can sit in the middle seat and buckle it because I have two car seats in the back. Also a spare tire was never included due to being a hybrid so that’s something extra to purchase as well

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Jessica Santee

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2024 Honda CR-V
September 11, 2026
4.1
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
3.5
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Jessica Santee

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2024 Honda CR-V
September 11, 2026
4.1
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
3.5
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Kelly Stone

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2025 Honda Odyssey
September 11, 2026
4.2
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

The CR-V is our secondary family car (main is a Honda Odyssey) for three kids in car seats. This car is mainly used as my husband's commuter car, and we plan to eventually pass it down to our oldest when he starts driving in ten years (because Hondas will last forever and become the perfect teen car)! We usually only have one, maybe two kids in this car, but there have been a couple occasions where we've needed to fit all three and we were able to fit one FF car seat and two RF car seats. This is the main reason we chose this car over other small SUVs, because of the ability to do three across. I would not choose this car to do three across on a daily basis, but it's nice to have two cars that fit your whole family in case you're in a pinch. The car drives great and has all the tech we would want/need. We have the hybrid and it gets great gas mileage as well!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Morgan Miraglia

Community Voice
Mom of
1
1
drives a
2024 Gmc Acadia
September 11, 2026
2.7
stars
Owned
2019
Honda
CR-V

Exterior Styling
2.0
Performance
3.0
Technology
1.5
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Alyssa Younger

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2024 Honda CR-V
September 11, 2026
4.3
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

LOVE my CRV hybrid sport. I was between this and a RAV4 and I’m so happy I chose the CRV. More room in the second row. I have the evenflo revolve 360 slim with a nuna pipa and I can sit in the middle row to help them if need be. It’s not super comfortable but can be done. Drives so well, love the hybrid. I average 40-43 mpg. Lots of room for taller drivers and passengers and a huge trunk. Highly recommend!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Jaclyn Hicks

Mom of
2
2
September 11, 2026
4.0
stars
Rented
2024
Honda
CR-V

Rented for a family vacation! Impressed with gas mileage and how quiet the car was! Really enjoyed but it would be tight for an everyday car for our family of 4 plus a large breed dog

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Tracy Coffman

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2019 Honda Cr-V
September 11, 2026
3.8
stars
Owned
2019
Honda
CR-V

I have lovvvved Honda cars for a while But was so disappointed when this car was only 7 years and had a major maintenance issue. We had to replace the head gasket which is early for this to happen. My trust in Hondas is teetering now. It may just be an issue with this car and one other from what I understand but I was super disappointed.

Exterior Styling
4.5
Performance
2.5
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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L D

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2023 Honda Pilot
September 11, 2026
4.7
stars
Owned
2017
Honda
CR-V

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Katie Carnahan

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2017 Honda CR-V
September 11, 2026
3.5
stars
Owned
2017
Honda
CR-V

This car is great for two kids! It’s not the most spacious of the 5-passenger cars, but it gets the job done. I love the peace of mind it gives me that it’s so reliable. We have driven this car SO HARD and she keeps pushing along. The safety tech is great! It has every safety feature that you NEED in my opinion. The other day, I was in rush hour traffic and I checked the radio and when I looked up the cars in front of me were completely stopped. The car slammed on the brakes for me and were absolutely the reason I avoided a crash! So for any future cars that’s a requirement for me.

Exterior Styling
3.5
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
2.5
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Katie Carnahan

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2017 Honda CR-V
September 11, 2026
3.5
stars
Owned
2017
Honda
CR-V

This car is great for two kids! It’s not the most spacious of the 5-passenger cars, but it gets the job done. I love the peace of mind it gives me that it’s so reliable. We have driven this car SO HARD and she keeps pushing along. The safety tech is great! It has every safety feature that you NEED in my opinion. The other day, I was in rush hour traffic and I checked the radio and when I looked up the cars in front of me were completely stopped. The car slammed on the brakes for me and were absolutely the reason I avoided a crash! So for any future cars that’s a requirement for me.

Exterior Styling
3.5
Performance
4.5
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
2.5
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Diana Mulligan

Community Voice
Mom of
1
1
drives a
2022 Honda Cr-V
September 11, 2026
4.4
stars
Owned
2022
Honda
CR-V

I’ve really enjoyed owning our 2022 Honda CR-V. We currently have one child in a rear-facing car seat and a dog, and it comfortably accommodates all of us with plenty of cargo space. It’s our secondary vehicle and the one I mainly drive, and I find it comfortable, reliable, easy to maneuver, and practical for everyday errands and family outings. The technology could feel a little more modern, but overall, it’s a great family-friendly SUV that fits our needs very well.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Miranda Gentry

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2018 Honda Cr-V
September 11, 2026
3.9
stars
Owned
2018
Honda
CR-V

With routine maintenance, haven’t ever had any major issues with the vehicle. Just had to replace the battery a few times. Easy to tote 2 large dogs & 2 kids under 3 years. Just wish it had ceiling vents in the back seat!

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
3.5
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Deebie Rogers

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2025 Honda Pilot
September 11, 2026
5.0
stars
Owned
2018
Honda
CR-V

I had a 2008 Honda civic with 400,000 miles on it. I was a nanny at the time for two small children, when I decided I needed to up grade my car. I bought a 2018 Honda CR-V ( brand new). I loved my civic but knew I needed bigger. The room in the CRV is phenomenal for what I needed. If you have two children or less I highly recommend this car. My dad currently drives it as I handed it down to him a couple of years ago when I upgraded again. The CRV currently has 240,000 miles on it and going strong. No mechanical issues just normal maintenance.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Briana Warnke

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2018 Honda CR-V
September 11, 2026
4.2
stars
Owned
2018
Honda
CR-V

Great car for 1-2 kids! The 2018 CR-V is incredibly reliable (have only needed to do basic maintenance) and car is at 94,000 miles and going strong! It can easily accommodate two car seats, including a rotating one. Love that the rear passenger doors open at a 90• angle which helps with putting kids in car seats. The trunk of the 2018 CRV can easily handle my monthly Costco, Target, and grocery order all at once and can easily fit our Larktale wagon. The front seats can get a little uncomfy after sitting for over 2 hours but I don’t notice it when doing everyday trips. The 4 cylinder engine can be a little noisy when accelerating but I don’t notice it when music is on. It can be zippy when needed but a Toyota RAV4 has more get up and go in my opinion. The CR-V feels most cramped when all 4 of us are in the car which is the only reason why I would like a bigger car, otherwise I would drive this CR-V until it couldn’t anymore!

Exterior Styling
3.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Catherine Green

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2020 Gmc Yukon
September 11, 2026
3.7
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

I got this car when I was pregnant with my first. Everything was fine in the winter time, and I was fully anticipating keeping it for years. But in the Louisiana and Mississippi heat of the spring & summer, my little one couldn’t handle the lack of rear air vents. If there was a rear air vent, I would still be driving this!!

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
2.5
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Catherine Green

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2020 Gmc Yukon
September 11, 2026
3.7
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

I got this car when I was pregnant with my first. Everything was fine in the winter time, and I was fully anticipating keeping it for years. But in the Louisiana and Mississippi heat of the spring & summer, my little one couldn’t handle the lack of rear air vents. If there was a rear air vent, I would still be driving this!!

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
2.5
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Meghan Marriott

Community Voice
Mom of
3
3
drives a
2017 Honda CR-V
September 11, 2026
4.2
stars
Owned
2017
Honda
CR-V

I bought this car when I was pregnant with my first child (I was driving a 2004 Honda Civic Coupe at the time). I loved my Civic so I wanted to stay in the Honda family because they're incredibly reliable and easy to keep up with. When I purchased it, I thought I'd have two kids max. Fast forward 5 years and I was pregnant with baby number 3! Buying another car wasn't in the budget, but thankfully I have been able to make three across work, though as my kids get older it's definitely not ideal. This car is amazing for 1-2 kids, and even when it was just 2 slim car seats you could still fit a small adult in the middle seat.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
3.5
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Emilee Fullmer

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2022 Honda Odyssey (North America)
September 11, 2026
3.4
stars
Owned
2017
Honda
CR-V

2nd row only fits 2 carseats, with not much space between.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Hannah Barnett

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2021 Volkswagen Atlas
September 11, 2026
4.3
stars
Passenger
2024
Honda
CR-V

I've been a passenger and a driver in this car as my grandmother owns it. We have traveled over 20 hours one way to Yellowstone in this car and fit our two kids in the back and an adult in between. We did specifically select narrow car seats so the adult would have more room and we achieved that. The car seats were one forward facing Graco and a Graco High-Back Booster. I've also been the driver to and from Minnesota in snowy conditions (it was a 12 hour one way drive for us). 10/10 for how the vehicle handled on the snowy conditions (it is the AWD model). Overall I like driving this car. My complaints are the steering assist is a little aggressive and unnecessary at times that it can feel like I'm having to fight the wheel. You can turn this off, but I don't drive it enough to ever remember how. My pros are I love the size for random use and a quick run to the grocery store. It is easy to get in and out of parking spots and just easy to maneuver around. Another con is the technology is a little slow. Using Apple CarPlay without having to "plug in" is nice, but sometimes it takes a few minutes to actually connect, which is a little annoying when you're on a road trip and needing to use the map to see which way you need to turn out of a parking lot. I think this car is great for small families who are mindful about their packing when going on trips or who do small grocery runs. The gas mileage is also really great!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.5
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Madison Rauscher

Community Voice
Mom of
1
1
drives a
2022 Kia Sorento
September 11, 2026
4.6
stars
Owned
2022
Honda
CR-V

We love our CRV. We've had it for 3.5 years and have never had any problem with it. The interior design of our makes it feel very nice, but the technology is definitely behind the time. The main screen is small and there are less bells and whistles like heated steering wheel and cooling seat. Nothing that would make me not suggest if, but noticeable compared to our other 2022 car. However, the back seat is spacious and comfortable. We only have one car seat but know you could fit two and likely 3. Great trunk space too. A great mid sized car that will likely be with us for years.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
4.5
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Melinda Fayette

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2019 Honda Cr-V
September 11, 2026
3.8
stars
Owned
2019
Honda
CR-V

Great mom car for 1-2 kids! The back seat is spacious; we have plenty of room for rear-facing car seats and a comfortable distance for legroom for the driver and passenger. The back seat is very comfortable for adult passengers. The seats are deep, with a lot of legroom. The trunk is great! I can fit a Mockingbird, plus attachments and groceries in my trunk. I prefer not to do this lol because there is some Jenga that needs to be played. I LOVE that the doors open to 90 degrees. You don't know how wonderful this is until you encounter a door that, for some reason, feels like it needs to open just a little more. In-door cupholders are great for loading kids in the rear. The front seat is comfortable. I do sometimes feel like my husband and i are sitting on top of each other but it is a smaller SUV, so that should be expected. I wish it had a slightly bigger engine to get up and go a bit faster. My biggest complaint is that we plan to have 1 more kid, and we have to get a new car because of the way the buckets are positioned in the 2nd row; you cannot install 3 car seats in the back seat :( If the buckles weren't overlapping and we had the right car seat configuration, I think you could absolutely fit 3 seats in the 2nd row. Big bummer for us!

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
3.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Nicole Harkreader

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2025 Kia Carnival
September 11, 2026
3.8
stars
Owned
2017
Honda
CR-V

This was my step between a sedan and the minivan. I previously drove two Honda accords prior to buying the cr-v, so logical step was to stick with Honda. I had two kids in rear facing car seats in this car. I could easily fit them both but that left no room between them for an adult passenger. The middle seat was tiny and this model year had an overlapping seat belt buckle in the driver side second row. Additionally when my oldest got to booster age, the seat belt was mounted so far forward on the pillar, only a few boosters high back boosters actually worked and even then it was 50/50 if the belt would retract properly. The small middle seat and unsafe booster set up is what prompted me to look for a bigger car, but I did like driving it. The trunk was also huge so that was definitely a bonus. It also did have a screen albeit very tiny because Honda's tech is way behind.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
2.5
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
3.5
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Jennifer Duffie

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2019 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
3.8
stars
Owned
2019
Honda
CR-V

This car has been great with two kids. I am able to sit in the middle seat safely when needed in long trips. I don’t think I would be able to fit a third kid in it though. Issues with air flow with rear facing car seats. Their backs come out sweaty a lot!

Exterior Styling
3.5
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Tiffany Sullivan

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2023 Honda Odyssey (North America)
September 10, 2026
4.0
stars
Owned
2015
Honda
CR-V

Car was so reliable and would have lasted years longer if not in an accident! Would buy a CRV again for 2 kids in a heartbeat!

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Alicia Olsen

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2024 Toyota Sienna
September 10, 2026
4.6
stars
Owned
2019
Honda
CR-V

Great car! Has served our family of four very well. Plenty of trunk space. Has needed very little maintenance.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Emily Smith

Mom of
2
2
September 10, 2026
4.4
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

My 6' 2" husband drives this and fits comfortably. Overall it is a decent car and has so far been reliable for the almost 3 years we have owned it. Not deal breakers but things that annoy him endlessly are that the rear windshield washer fluid does not clean. the back up camera (my Toyota highlander does this -maybe it just happens to be perfectly lined up by happy accident) and for some reason in the winter time (hello upstate NY) the heat hast be on the windows FULL BLAST so that they don't fog up which is honestly so loud and annoying when you're also freezing you can't have the heat pointing at you otherwise you can't see out the windows to drive safely. Our 2 kids in car seats fit comfortable in the 2nd row and it has decent trunk space.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Carrie Mags

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2022 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
3.5
stars
Owned
2022
Honda
CR-V

My favorite thing about my car is that it drives well and is extremely safe without a high maintenance cost. I like a comfortable safe car, however, I don’t find happiness in spending money on constant maintenance fees for vehicles. The pros are it drives excellent with great handling adaptive cruise control, mileage and top safety pick for the year. Great truck space and leg room. Cons: the heated heats shut off or lower after a 5/10 minutes which stinks in the cold climate when you just want them on. Also, no ceiling vents and get told the back seat gets hot even with the AC on.

Exterior Styling
3.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Shae Mortimer

Mom of
1
1
drives a
2026 Ford Expedition
September 10, 2026
3.9
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
2.5
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Amanda Seets

Community Voice
Mom of
1
1
drives a
2015 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
3.8
stars
Owned
2015
Honda
CR-V

We bought our CrV brand new and I’ve drove it daily ever since. It’s been going strong for over 10 years! I’ve had very little maintenance except for typical things, like oil changes and tires. It’s been a great car for one child, in all stages of car seats. Some draw backs are no ceiling vents (my daughter complains about this often) and dated infotainment system. It has been a very reliable car for us and carried us through many seasons of life!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Robyn Blakemore

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2022 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
3.6
stars
Owned
2022
Honda
CR-V

I love the reliability of the Honda CRV. We have owned our car for 4 years and have around 50,000 miles on the car. We have had no issues with our CRV which makes it very comforting as a busy family. We have two kids in boosters in the back (ages 8 and 7). The back row space is not wide enough to have a third person sit in the middle seat with the two boosters. We have Diono Cambria booster seats. We love the car, but know that it most likely will only be roomy enough for 2 adults up front and 2 kids in car seats.

Exterior Styling
3.5
Performance
4.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Katie Lennon

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2014 Toyota Sienna
September 10, 2026
4.0
stars
Owned
2019
Honda
CR-V

Love Honda’s for their reliability and overall how they keep their value (my first car was a 2010 Honda Fit and I cried when I sold it this year). However, this 2019 CR-V is a tough car for families. When it was my “mom car” for about two years, it was pretty tight with two Graco 4evr DLX car seats (about 1 year with both rear facing and 1 year with one forward facing and one rear facing). I absolute HATE the truck, too. I would love to know what double stroller actually fits this thing because the Baby Trend Sit n Stand and a 4 seater WonderFold were both impossible to get in it without a fight! It’s the shape of the molding that makes it difficult. The car is super fun to drive, though, and I really love to drive it. It’s has become my husband’s daily drive since we bought a used mini van for me and he likes it and I love to drive it when I am kid free. The storage in the console and the glove box are great! It’s very comfortable as a passenger or in the back seat without car seats! For families with one child, it may be a great car! But it just wasn’t comfortable for our family of four as our family car.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Tara Luce

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2023 Honda Odyssey
September 10, 2026
3.7
stars
Owned
2018
Honda
CR-V

The car was very small on the inside. With 2 car seats it felt very cramped. We liked it when we had 1 or no kids tho!

Exterior Styling
3.0
Performance
4.5
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Brandi Wilmerding

Mom of
1
1
drives a
2024 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
4.6
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

I love this car. I think it's important to distinguish the CRV hybrid from the gas model. The hybrid is slick with black wheels. It gets amazing gas milage. We have one daughter aged 2 and it's perfect for our family. We added a hitch and were able to pack it for vacation and take our bikes. The new grille style is also very sleek looking. I just love this car!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.5
Second Row Comfort
4.5
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Dana Jones

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2021 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
4.8
stars
Owned
2021
Honda
CR-V

We’ve had our 2021 Honda CR-V for over three years, and it has been a great family car, especially with two young kids. We currently have two rear-facing car seats in the second row—one Graco Extend2Fit and one Evenflo Revolve360 Slim 2-in-1—and both fit very well. We can even fit another person in the middle seat, although it is definitely a little tight. The trunk space is one of our favorite features. We’ve had plenty of room for a stroller, kids’ gear, groceries, and everything else that comes with having two young children. The car has also been very reliable. We haven’t had any major issues or repairs that required a significant investment beyond the initial purchase. Overall, it has been a practical, comfortable, and dependable vehicle for our family. We would absolutely purchase the CR-V again for a family with up to two kids and would highly recommend it to other parents looking for a reliable family SUV.

Exterior Styling
4.5
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
4.5
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Megan Paskey

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2019 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
4.8
stars
Owned
2019
Honda
CR-V

This was a perfect car for our family of 4 and one small dog. It held everything we needed moving from a married couple, one kid, and finally two kids. We had the model with the seatbelt overlap so that was going to become a challenge once our youngest was in a convertible car seat. There is great cargo room, it does well in the snow, and fits our family perfectly - even for long road trips. . Our car was in an accident and deemed totaled & we went ahead and purchased a new 2026 CRV hybrid to replace it!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Chrissy H

Community Voice
Mom of
1
1
drives a
2021 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
4.0
stars
Owned
2021
Honda
CR-V

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Jill Davis

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2022 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
5.0
stars
Owned
2022
Honda
CR-V

We purchased our certified pre-owned 2022 CR-V in summer 2026. We absolutely love this car. It gets amazing gas mileage, is easy to drive, and fits our family of 4 perfectly. We took it for a summer road trip and packed everything we needed for a week at the beach with room to spare. We previously had a 2010 CR-V that we purchased pre-owned in 2012 and traded in when we bought our 2022 CR-V. We are really enjoying the updated features that our new older car did not have: Apple car play, brake hold, back up camera, and keyless ignition.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Laura Snider

Mom of
1
1
drives a
2024 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
5.0
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

I have the touring hybrid and drive it for my job. It has great gas mileage and is super roomy. We had no issues with space using a rear facing graco. He is now forward facing and finds it easy to get in and out of. I would highly recommend for anyone looking for a fuel efficient 5 passenger SUV

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Jaimie McCollum

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
September 10, 2026
4.7
stars
Owned
2018
Honda
CR-V

I have had this car since 2018. It’s been the best car. I have a 1 yo and 5 yo. The backseat is tight for a third… but for 2 kids and a family of 4 total it works. We plan to keep it for the years to come. I would recommend this car for someone with 2 kids who doesn’t need a middle seat because it’s pretty tight. I just know if I’m doing a big grocery haul, I can’t bring the stroller or I’m usually out of trunk space.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
3.5
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Taylor Mays

Community Voice
Mom of
1
1
drives a
2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee
September 10, 2026
4.2
stars
Owned
2018
Honda
CR-V

Great, reliable vehicle! Owned before kids and until my son was 3. Nice and spacious, nice finishes and car seat friendly.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Hannah Manske

Mom of
2
2
September 10, 2026
4.0
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

I have 2 kids in car seats, one rear facing and one forward facing, and this car has been great! As an adult, I have sat in the back seat for a 6 hour drive and it was fairly comfortable. The trunk space is amazing and I can easily fit a single stroller (my double stroller fits too but takes up the whole trunk). I love the look of the car and it has been really reliable. The technology is rather basic in my opinion but I don’t need all the bells and whistles. My only complaint is the size of the control screen - I feel like it’s really small for the vehicle. And I wish there were more air vents for the back seat! Overall a great family car! :)

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
2.5
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Tara Nuy

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2017 Toyota 4Runner
September 10, 2026
4.0
stars
Passenger
2015
Honda
CR-V

My mom owns this car and I have driven it many times. It is very reliable and a great small SUV. We are thinking of giving this to my 16 year daughter to drive because of the safety and reliability.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Sara Torstenson

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2024 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
4.0
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

Exterior Styling
3.5
Performance
3.5
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Tessa Miller

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2023 Nissan Pathfinder
September 10, 2026
4.0
stars
Owned
2018
Honda
CR-V

I owned a 2018 Honda CRV EXL for over five years. Loved the car! It drove really smooth, very nice interior, functional. Decent size for two kids, but got tight for road trips. With two car seats, could hardly fit a person in the middle seat, don’t see how 3 across could work. Also the car’s fuel cell held 12 gallons, needed frequent fill ups. The car needed major repairs at 100k miles (engine issue/blown head gasket) otherwise was insanely reliable and would still have it today!

Exterior Styling
3.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Savannah Vanpool

Mom of
1
1
drives a
2015 Buick Enclave
September 10, 2026
4.7
stars
Passenger
2024
Honda
CR-V

My mom has a CRV and has driven my daughter in her Chicco keyfit 35. Everyone (my parents, my daughter and myself) fit fine along with luggage! This is my mom’s second CRV, her first was a 2013 that she bought new and put 300,000 miles on!

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
3.5
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Niki Segar

Community Voice
Mom of
3
3
drives a
2025 Kia Carnival
September 10, 2026
3.8
stars
Owned
2021
Honda
CR-V

I've had a Honda for my entire life and was thrilled to get the CRV but did little research beforehand about car seat setups. The CRV is a great car and super reliable like all Hondas. I get great gas mileage and have a lot of trunk space. My issue with the car now is 1) I can't fit all 3 of my kids in it due to the seat belt overlap and narrow second row and 2) the car seats we do have installed (2 graco extend to fit) seem to be scrunched between the driver and passenger seats. I also don't love that the the second row has no ceiling vents and always felt my kids were warm in their seats

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Samantha Jamero

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2026 Hyundai Palisade
September 10, 2026
4.5
stars
Owned
2017
Honda
CR-V

If you have 2 kids or less this car has been amazing! It gets good gas mileage (around 30mpg), has good pick up, comfortable to drive, easy to maneuver, and great comfort features. I have no issue fitting 2 rear facing car seats with a 5ft 7in driver in the front seat. Due to seatbelt overlap and lack of room it isn't possible to sit between 2 car seats, but that never bothered me. The heated heats work great and heat up fast. The trunk fits SO MUCH STUFF! We easily fit an uppababy vista, pack n play, and 3 suitcases with no issue. The center console is so user friendly with the sliding middle that can hide cords, as well as the top opening. With all the tech in this car it does not feel 10 years old at all. I have 100,000+ miles and hoping to go another 50,000 minimum.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
4.5
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Anna Thompson

Mom of
1
1
drives a
2021 Kia Telluride
September 10, 2026
4.0
stars
Passenger
2018
Honda
CR-V

I work at a small organization that puts on community events. My colleague has a 2018 CR-V and it is a machine for hauling things! Think large Costco hauls (several pallets of sodas, boxes of snacks for big overnight trips etc) and 100+ person event set up. Included an image that shows it packed for an event with 2+ wagons full of stuff and still room in the front passenger seat + room for more. Don’t sleep on this one for how much it can do!

Exterior Styling
3.5
Performance
4.5
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
3.5
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Katie Barnes

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2018 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
4.5
stars
Owned
2018
Honda
CR-V

This car is great for a 2kid family, fits us well along with room in the trunk for all of our luggage. Another pro is it drives well in snowy weather and gets great gas mileage. I drive 15 miles to/from work each day, have 110,000 miles on this thing and it’s never had a single problem! Con is there isn’t room to carpool, as my kids get older I’m considering more room as we carpool for sports/activites.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Melanie Luna-Donati

Community Voice
Mom of
3
3
drives a
2018 Honda Crv
September 10, 2026
4.1
stars
Owned
2018
Honda
CR-V

I’ve owned my 2018 Honda CR\-V as a mom three, and it has been such a great family vehicle for us! When my kids were little, I was able to fit three car seats (Diono) across the back seat, which was a huge plus. Now that my kids are 12, 9, and 7, they fit comfortably in the back, and we have plenty of room in the cargo area for all of their sports equipment. Between basketball, baseball, soccer, softball, and everything else, we are constantly hauling gear, and the CR-V has handled it all really well. It’s definitely on the cozier side compared to a larger SUV, but for our family, it has been a great balance of space, reliability, and easy everyday driving. It’s especially nice for school drop-offs, practices, games, and road trips. As a mom of three, I’ve really appreciated how versatile this vehicle has been through all the different stages of my kids growing up. It’s been a dependable family car, and I would definitely recommend it to other families looking for a practical SUV without going too big.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Shannon Lodge

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2022 Kia Telluride
September 10, 2026
4.1
stars
Owned
2015
Honda
CR-V

I wasn’t a mom when I owned this car, it I absolutely loved it. I convinced two of my family members to purchase this car after they heard me rave about it. Easy to drive, not too large, comfortable… I had a hard time trading her in. Would be a great starter SUV

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.5
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Kaitlin Reese

Mom of
0
0
drives a
2024 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
4.4
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

I love my 2024 CR-V. The updated exterior gives it a more sporty and stylish look (it gives sporty spice vibes). The car drives very smoothly and provides ample room in the second row. Only requests for future models is to increase the tech package with more safety features and larger air vents in the second row.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Becca Della Volpe

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2015 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
4.0
stars
Owned
2015
Honda
CR-V

This was my first “big girl” car out of college, honestly didn’t think I’d have it when I had kids but I’ve been loving not having a car payment! My husband is tall (6’3”) and he doesn’t love driving it for long trips, it’s uncomfortable for him, but he doesn’t mind being a passenger! For the back, we have Nuna car seats for two kids (Pipa and Rava) Pipa and Rava (when rear facing) is tight to behind the driver side if my husband is driving- with both kids in back with these car seats the middle seat is pretty non-existent but it works okay for us for now- it could definitely be better with other car seats. The trunk space is pretty decent, we’ve packed it full with complete visibility for multiple long road trip vacations for our family of 4! But the car has been incredibly reliable, I love the visibility (no blind spots) the gas mileage and the drive- it’s pretty zippy and for being over 10 years old, it’s still a comfortable ride! One thing that would make a big difference for this car/car size is ceiling air vents but I know that’s a big ask! Overall really happy with it, this car has made me fall in love with Hondas and I don’t know if I’ll ever buy another brand.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Keerstyn Dykstra

Mom of
3
3
drives a
2025 Chevrolet Suburban
September 10, 2026
4.0
stars
Test-Drove
2024
Honda
CR-V

Swapped cars with my mom for a day and drove her hybrid cr-v. It's a zippy car for sure! Drives well the back seat feels spacious along with the trunk. Amazing gas mileage. My one negative is the tech felt a little out dated along with it just feels super low to the ground for being a small suv. Over all really liked how it drove though.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
3.5
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
3.5
Second Row Comfort
4.5
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Amanda Peterson

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2017 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
4.3
stars
Owned
2017
Honda
CR-V

This vehicle is such a reliable small SUV that works great for a small family! We just had our second child and both are currently rear facing. All of their stuff fits fine for going out for short trips, but will likely need to rent a larger vehicle for road trips. We’re able to fit a Bombi double stroller in the back with a little room to spare. The doors open very wide, likely 90 degree angle, which is very helpful when loading the kids in the back seats. The 2017 comes with some safety features such as advanced cruise control and lane keep assist, but I have had problems with alerts coming on randomly saying they don’t work in the last few years. I’ve taken it to the dealership several times with no solution. That’s been my only issue over the past nearly decade of ownership.

Exterior Styling
4.5
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
4.5
Second Row Comfort
4.5
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Lindsay F

Mom of
1
1
drives a
2025 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
4.8
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

I love my CR-V! We got the hybrid (Sport-L) because we preferred the drive and the gas mileage is great. It's comfortable as the driver or the passenger and we like the simpler/streamlined tech. The second row feels roomy and is easy for two car seats. My complaints are that there are no ceiling vents in the second row and no cup holder in the second row doors.

Exterior Styling
4.5
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.5
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Joy Radigan

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2021 Honda CR-V
September 10, 2026
4.1
stars
Owned
2021
Honda
CR-V

I love my CRV. It is incredibly reliable and truly a great car for smaller families. The trunk space is amazing and I love the gas mileage.

Exterior Styling
5.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
3.0
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Kristin Check

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2017 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
4.8
stars
Owned
2017
Honda
CR-V

I’ve loved my CR-V! It has great trunk space and good second row space. I have two forward facing car seats and there isn’t enough space to sit in the middle seat- so it’s a “4-seater”. With backpacks the second row gets tight. Gets excellent fuel economy- I average 26 mpg. Has all the safety features you can want, car prevention tech, lane departure etc. I’ve had very few service issues, regular maintenance. My only gripe is it has a very small gas tank so it feels like I have to stop for gas a lot- 12 gal. It’s been an awesome car for two kids. I’m looking for something new that is a little bigger as the kids grow but this has been awesome.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Rachel Wood

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
September 10, 2026
4.6
stars
Owned
2022
Honda
CR-V

We love our CRV Hybrid! The tech is not the most fancy thing on the market, but the reliability and functionality for a family of 4 is top notch. We have two rear facing car seats with plenty of leg room clearance up front. The cup holders are a decent size, but we wish there were ceiling vents for the kids on those hotter days. The interior materials hold up exceptionally well with kids and car seats. Everyone has stayed comfortable even on cross country rides! The trunk space is also outstanding and can easily haul a wagon AND stroller. Would definitely buy this car again.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Ashlynn Kearney

Mom of
0
0
drives a
2024 Honda Cr-V
September 10, 2026
4.8
stars
Owned
2024
Honda
CR-V

I absolutely love this car so far! Feels so luxurious for the price and drives so smoothly. It is very roomy and has a nice sized trunk!

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
5.0
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Victoria Feltner

Community Voice
Mom of
4
4+
drives a
2025 Ford Expedition MAX
September 9, 2026
3.0
stars
Owned
2020
Honda
CR-V

Great car for one to two kids. Can you get three, maybe but we couldn’t make it work. There’s only two tether anchors so I couldn’t put Ford facing kids in the middle and side with an infant rear facing on the other side. The only option would’ve put Ben putting the infant seat in the middle, which is not gonna happen. This is my husband‘s daily driver and it works great for him. He loves it. He’s never had an issue with it. It works great for taking one to two kids to and from school, but not the best option. If you’re thinking, you might need to do three sometime. We have all slim car seats and while you could fit three, the anchors were the biggest issue. In terms of performance, I feel like the gas is a little sluggish, but my husband disagrees. Great fuel efficiency. Easy to maintain.

Exterior Styling
3.0
Performance
3.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
2.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Chelsea Whitehouse

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2019 Subaru Outback
September 9, 2026
4.0
stars
Passenger
2020
Honda
CR-V

This was/is my mom's car. Prior she had a Cadillac and while she misses the comforts of that car, she loves the reliability of the CR-V. She just sold the 2020 and is now on to her third CR-V. I drove it to the Car Mom Auto Show, which was about 7 hours away, and did not love the seats in the front. The car drove well, however the seats were not comfortable for that far of a drive. I will say that there is more room in the back seat and we were able to fit a smidge more comfortably in it over my Outback. Front seats though were just meh... Did not love for a long drive. My mom however has a very short work commute and for that it works great! She also makes trips to me, which is 3 hours away, and loves how reliable the vehicle feels.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
4.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Nicole Kretzman

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2024 Honda Passport
September 8, 2026
4.3
stars
Owned
2017
Honda
CR-V

Loved this car for 6 years, bought as a CPO in 2020 (drove from 27k-74k miles) and never had any issues aside from keeping up with regular maintenance. I loved how it drove, had everything I needed tech-wise, great trunk for its size, and had decent space in the 2nd row for rear facing car seats (Britax Poplar). I upgraded before having my 2nd baby because I wanted more trunk space for vacations and to have 3 full-size seats in the second row.

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
5.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
3.5
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Delaney DeBoy

Community Voice
Mom of
1
1
drives a
2018 Honda Cr-V
September 8, 2026
4.0
stars
Owned
2018
Honda
CR-V

The Honda CR-V is a very reliable car! I’ve owned it for almost 8 years and just this year have added a car seat into the equation. The second row is comfortably for passengers, but maybe not the most spacious for car seats. That being said, I have been able to safely install two “longer” car seats (infant & rotating convertible) on the passenger side, but it does require the passenger seat to move forward quite a bit. Also no ceiling vents in the second row is a bummer for rear facing kids. Trunk space is decent! I can fit groceries & the stroller so that’s a win! Definitely see us quickly outgrowing this car as we continue to grow our family but it has served us well in the first year with one kid in a car seat!

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
5.0
Technology
3.0
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Courtney Cacabelos

Community Voice
Mom of
2
2
drives a
2025 Hyundai Santa Fe
September 8, 2026
3.8
stars
Owned
2021
Honda
CR-V

I'm the primary driver of our Honda CRV Hybrid and love it. To be fair, my family is a Honda CRV fam, between my mom, myself and brother's family we've owned 4 CRVs. It's not the most exciting car but in my 4 years of owning it, it's never given me any trouble. I get about 34.7 mpg, mostly city driving. We bought our CRV after we learned we were pregnant with our first and it was more than enough room for the 3 of us and all of her baby gear. After 2 kids, it definitely felt crammed with two car seats, stroller and all the other kid gear. My favorite aspects of this car is the fuel economy, and the reliability. The cons, I feel like the tech can be kind of spotty with CarPlay. I ended up buying an Ottocast to make CarPlay wireless and that's fixed the issue for now. I also loathe the shifter being buttons, but it's not a big deal. All in all, I'm a CRV stan and plan to drive this car till the wheels come off...then probably buy another hybrid CRV.

Exterior Styling
3.5
Performance
4.0
Technology
3.5
Interior Design
4.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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Riley Galbreath

Mom of
2
2
drives a
2022 Honda Cr-V
September 8, 2026
3.9
stars
Test-Drove
2022
Honda
CR-V

Love this car! Car seat friend for 2 car seats. Doors open wide to get in and out. The overall size was great with 1 kid but now with 2… we feel crammed. Overall, love the car!

Exterior Styling
4.0
Performance
4.0
Technology
2.5
Interior Design
5.0
Second Row Comfort
4.0
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