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Sadly the Lexus RX isn't suitable as a car for me now that we have a very tall dog, the floor is too high and the rear window slopes too steeply. I'm considering a ish Honda CR-V, I just wondered if anyone out there has had experience of them. I bought one new in Got an absolutely cracking deal as well. Probably the worst car I've owned from new.

Honda crv forum uk

I never liked the Qashqai, its build quality was pretty poor. The petrol 1. I need a car that can seat 5 people 2 adults and 3 kids, out of which 2 are in car seats. I would had liked Audi Q5 but the middle rear seat is very tight. Looking at Honda CR-V 1. Thanks to flat floor at the rear, none of the kids would complaint and I think getting 3 kids at the back won't be an issue at all. I get a lift pretty often from a friend who has one. He reckons the handling is nowhere near as good as the Civic he had before and the ride, especially on corners, does seem a bit uneven to me. However, though I don't push my cars really hard, I've yet to find my CX-5 handles worse than the Ford Focus that preceded it. Certainly it corners as well.

Boss is making rumblings again as she loved that big Honda though so Polo might make way for one soon.

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IggysCRV Replies. Does s he need a booster seat? Go to topic listing. Looking at Honda CR-V 1. Guessing an aftermarket add on is the only way to go at the moment. I have to say i wasn't impressed with any of the Honda dealers i dealt with. What is the Fuel Calculator? I use it to carry stock between two shops I've decided on a 2. We need a family car, not a road racer

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Any Honda CR-V owners out there? Clear editor. Recommended Posts. JavaScript is disabled. How do I find the best insurance for a new but not young driver? I'm looking at buying a used car for a young family, so ideally a five-door with ample boot space for a pram, plus extra for holidaying at home. Not to mention sliding rear doors which is a boon in car parks. The Honda Prologue. Reply to this topic Start new topic. However, though I don't push my cars really hard, I've yet to find my CX-5 handles worse than the Ford Focus that preceded it.