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2027 Santa Fe Hybrid SEL AWD Review: 35 MPG, 7 Seats

Contributed by Dan Rose, a Senior Local Business Guide Specializing in Auto Leasing Services in New York City Watch Dan’s review above, or read on for the answers to the questions New Yorkers ask most before they lease one. 231 horsepower…

About CR-V

The Honda CR-V arrived in Japan in 1995 and in America two years later, built on Civic underpinnings with a plastic picnic table hidden in the cargo floor in early versions. It became one of the founding fathers of the compact crossover segment and, eventually, Honda's best-selling vehicle in America. Its formula of generous interior space, easy driving, strong fuel economy and Honda reliability has made it a default choice for families, commuters and retirees alike.

Over six generations the CR-V has grown roomier and more refined. The fifth generation brought a turbocharged engine, criticized for oil-dilution issues in cold climates, and a hybrid. The sixth generation, launched for 2023, is larger and more upscale, with the hybrid now the mainstream choice and a rugged TrailSport trim added. Honda also built a CR-V e:FCEV in Ohio, a plug-in hybrid that runs on hydrogen fuel cells, sold in small numbers in California.

The CR-V is assembled in Ohio, Indiana and Canada for North America and in several other countries for global markets. Its rivals include the Toyota RAV4, Hyundai Tucson, Kia Sportage, Mazda CX-5, Subaru Forester, Nissan Rogue and Ford Escape. Reports point to a next-generation model in development with an updated hybrid system. Follow redesign news, recalls, reliability rankings, comparison tests, used-market values and the ever-close sales race with the RAV4.

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Honda's best-selling vehicle, the roomy compact crossover families trust, now offered as a strong hybrid and even a plug-in hydrogen fuel-cell version.

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