2003 Honda CR-V reviews and buying
guide.
2003
Honda CR-V resources:
2003 Honda CR-V
The 2003 CR-V is Honda's compact sport-utility vehicle,
rounding in for a second year of duty. The new CR-V
boasts more standard features, more power, enhanced
safety technology and better all-around utility for
an entry-level SUV. For 2003, the CR-V is available
in well-equipped LX, LX 4WD, and EX 4WD trims.
The versatility of the CR-V is designed for adventurous
owners who need an SUV for a number of different uses,
and who don't want to be held back by unnecessary hassles.
The 2003 CR-V's spacious interior seats five comfortably
and provides more standard comfort features. With its
exclusive fold-and-tumble rear seats stowed, the CR-V
now has enough space to accommodate two full-size mountain
bikes.
Under the Hood
The CR-V is powered by a 2.4-liter, 16-valve, DOHC
4-cylinder, i-VTEC engine. It uses Variable Timing Control
to produce 160 horsepower and 162 lb-ft of torque. Even
though the 2003 CR-V offers a more powerful, quicker-accelerating
powertrain, it still gets 22/26 mpg (city/hwy).
The CR-V uses a 4-wheel independent suspension system.
It features a Toe Control Link MacPherson Strut suspension
in the front for outstanding handling, ride and packaging,
with a reactive compact double wishbone system in the
rear. For safety, the 2003 CR-V provides dual-stage
driver's and front passenger's airbags, standard side
airbags on EX models (available on LX models) and front
seatbelts with load limiters and buckle pre-tensioners.
Standard Features, Options Packages and Style
Style meets functionality within the CR-V. All models
feature dual power mirrors, windows and door locks,
intermittent front and rear window wipers and washers,
air conditioning, cruise control, two-texture seating
surfaces and a sunglass holder. The LX trim with 4WD
provides an AM/FM/cassette/CD player with four speakers,
while the EX trim adds an AM/FM/cassette/6-CD changer
with six speakers, a power moonroof and rear privacy
glass.
The designers and engineers of the 2003 CR-V went to
great lengths to introduce the highest level of innovative
features, amenities and performance. Not surprisingly,
they achieved that goal.
2004 Honda Reviews:
2004
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