Hard to try and come up with a title to attract reviews on the CR-V AWD.
I am looking into buying a 2013 CR-V AWD in the Spring, and was wondering if current owners are happy with the AWD performance during this very bad snow storm.
Up here in Montreal, AWD is the way to go, as we get quite a bit of snow and ice.
Anyway, I was looking into Subarus, and I like their AWD systems, but I am not a fan of their engines. If I had a brand new Subie and when the temps plummet to -25 C, if I heard piston slap I'd go insane. But that's just me.
I love the Honda resale values, they are fantastic. I have a hard time deciding if I should keep the Fit and give it to my wife and we sell her 2010 Mazda 3, but I am thinking we'd loose a ton of cash. But we both enjoy the Honda Fit more (more fun), even our daughter wants to go into "Daddys car" all the time.
But that is another issue to agonize over.
What I am looking for is stories, rants, and raves over your CR-V AWD during this storm if you ventured out.
P.S. I intend to own the car, so this is a long term purchase. Also, we may have another kid so this vehicle would need to accommodate a larger family in the near future.
I am looking into buying a 2013 CR-V AWD in the Spring, and was wondering if current owners are happy with the AWD performance during this very bad snow storm.
Up here in Montreal, AWD is the way to go, as we get quite a bit of snow and ice.
Anyway, I was looking into Subarus, and I like their AWD systems, but I am not a fan of their engines. If I had a brand new Subie and when the temps plummet to -25 C, if I heard piston slap I'd go insane. But that's just me.
I love the Honda resale values, they are fantastic. I have a hard time deciding if I should keep the Fit and give it to my wife and we sell her 2010 Mazda 3, but I am thinking we'd loose a ton of cash. But we both enjoy the Honda Fit more (more fun), even our daughter wants to go into "Daddys car" all the time.
But that is another issue to agonize over.
What I am looking for is stories, rants, and raves over your CR-V AWD during this storm if you ventured out.
P.S. I intend to own the car, so this is a long term purchase. Also, we may have another kid so this vehicle would need to accommodate a larger family in the near future.
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