Honda CR-V 2.2 i-DTEC EX auto: One Minute Test Drive Review
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Honda CR-V 2.2 i-DTEC EX auto: One Minute Test Drive Review
Date:
20 April 2010
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Category:
Small 4x4
P11D price:
£28,865
Key rival:
Toyota Rav4
What's new: Honda took the chance with its slightly revised CR-V small 4x4 to slot an automatic gearbox into the diesel for the first time, as well as increase the 2.2-litre diesel's power by 10hp to 150hp and improve the cabin.
Excellent: The amount of standard equipment is impressive, and the new automatic transmission is a slick-shifter.
Good: The 2.2-litre diesel has been given more power and refinement, and is up to the impressive standard we expect from Honda.
Average: The running costs are hampered by a high P11D price?for this admittedly top-spec model, with residuals a reasonable, if not outstanding, 36.7%, leading to a cost permile of 67.7p.
Poor: Emissions are a big problem: the auto's 195g/km is two bands behind its Toyota Rav4 rival, and even the manual version doesn't get below 171g/km.
Verdict: Very good engine and gearbox combination, but emissions could prove prohibitive for many.
Honda CR-V 2.2 i-DTEC EX Auto
P11D price
£28,865
Model price range
£20,610-£29,810
Fuel consumption
38.2mpg
CO2 (tax)
195g/km (31%)
BIK 20/40% per month
£149/£298
Service interval
variable mls
Insurance
group 29
Warranty
3yrs/90,000mls
Boot space (min/max)
556/955 litres
Engine size/power
2199cc/150hp
Top speed/0-62mph
116mph/10.6secs
On sale
Early 2010
Score
7/10
Verdict
Good engine and gearbox combination but emissions could prove prohibitive
Verdict
Good engine and gearbox combination but emissions could prove prohibitive