If you're a fan of large SUVs you probably already know about Honda's CR-V. An SUV is like the newer, sportier version of the estate and this car has all the space and practicality of the best estate cars that have ever been made. It's also got the up-to-date character of the most popular SUVs.
Yes, it's big and yes you can fit more than your own family inside if you want to take next door's kids along for a road trip but it's more than that too. It's luxurious, it's great to drive and it's blessed with the legendary Honda magic.
Honda is something of an enigma when it comes to car manufacturers. It teams Japanese precision engineering and design with desirability and versatility. Honda is well-known for producing everything from superbikes to top-spec speedboat motors, so we think the manufacturer's unique position in the sector is no surprise. It's been around for a long time and has the experience and knowledge to take all things mechanical to the next level.
So, Honda has dumped the damaging diesel engine in favour of a super-efficient petrol engine teamed with a powerful electric motor. The results manifest as the CR-V and it's Honda all-over in other words, it's difficult to find fault with this creation.
The power source for all 5 trim levels is the 2.0 i-MMD and it's reactive and quick off the mark. Partner that with the CVT automatic gearbox and you'll cruise along at 70mph without any problem at all. You'll enjoy a quiet journey too, the engine is surprisingly low on noise considering its power.
You get to choose between two-wheel-drive or four-wheel-drive. Consider the two-wheel drive option if you're a strictly townscape-only traveller. Choose the four-wheel-drive if you tackle more than the city streets. Of course, that's just a recommendation your driving style plays a big part, but do consider the pros and cons of each option.
Whatever road surface you're driving on, the CR-V Estate provides a smooth ride and handles well, even on twisty country roads.
The types of lease deals and the perks they offer changes all the time. The market is developing fast as more and more drivers choose to lease over buying. That's why it's important that you choose a lease company with up-to-date knowledge of the market and a commitment to getting customers the best deal out there. At LeaseCar, our team is dedicated to offering our customers sound advice whether that's concerning the available vehicles or the types of lease available.
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