Posted by batel on March 07, 2018 at 21:57:38 from (71.0.215.64):
In Reply to: Honda's OT posted by MT RON on March 07, 2018 at 20:17:50:
Almost all cars have a forum, sometimes multiple forums that owners talk about their vehicles, good, bad, upgrades, gas milage etc. I'd find the Honda CRV one and look around. We bought a Toyota RAV4 last summer. Great little car but like Eldon says, not good on gas at 80. I think it's a CUV thing. I wish I had looked closer at the hybrid. The salesman didn't think it would be a good fit but perusing the forums later I think I'm giving up some serious fuel economy.
May just be my perception but it did seem like on the forums the people are spending more time on upgrades and trinkets than on repairs for the foreign vehicles. But like Leroy pointed out, sometimes what we consider foreign has more domestic parts and assembly than so-called domestic. As you no doubt know, a dealer can make or break your experience with any new vehicle. I don't know anyone with a CRV but do know people with Hondas and have never heard anyone hating on them.
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