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Title: 2014 honda crv vs 2015 crv
Post by: drcscruggs on November 10, 2014, 06:04:33 pm
FWIW,
I have been considering a CRV for some time but have not pulled the trigger.  I like most everything about it and have looked for some time for a good used one.  I haven't been too lucky on the used and it seems that the not too old ones are dang near as much as a new one (due to excellent resale values).  The CRV has been considered by many to be an excellent 4 wheel down toad (like the jeep).  Honda has come up with a minor modification of the CRV in the present version.  This includes a new CV transmission (vs the 5 speed as on the 2014 CRV).  As I understand it, the 2015 CV is now not towable on all 4 (without a dolly).  I may just go pull the trigger on a 2014 while there are still plenty to choose from in stock.  I just thought this may be of interest to others.  Best of travels to all.
Title: Re: 2014 honda crv vs 2015 crv
Post by: Michelle on November 10, 2014, 06:52:56 pm
Honda has come up with a minor modification of the CRV in the present version.  This includes a new CV transmission (vs the 5 speed as on the 2014 CRV).  As I understand it, the CV is now not towable on all 4 (without a dolly). 

Definitely not towable 4-down - the owner's manual specifically states it is not towable behind a motorhome.

So we decided to update our toad... (http://www.foreforums.com/index.php?topic=22663.msg173426#msg173426)

Title: Re: 2014 honda crv vs 2015 crv
Post by: Keith and Joyce on November 11, 2014, 01:17:04 pm
I would go with the 2014.  In the equipment world there is a saying "Never buy something with the serial #1"!  Let that new transmission prove itself on someone else's dime.

Keith
Title: Re: 2014 honda crv vs 2015 crv
Post by: jayncat on November 12, 2014, 11:42:01 pm
We have the 2014 Honda CRV, which is automatic. Like it alot. One thing we really like ... when towing, no mileage is added to the odometer. Only takes 3 minutes to prepare for towing all 4 down.

Good Luck ....