What's the best replacement for a Honda CR-V?
I want to change my 2009 79K miles Honda CR-V manual petrol. I like the raised driving position, 4x4 is useful at times and the large boot is handy but I am now looking for an automatic. I only do about 8K miles per year, short journeys with occasional longer trips. Should I go for the latest petrol CR-V or is there an alternative I should look at?
Asked on 10 August 2016 by bluefox
Answered by
Honest John
You could consider something entirely different, such as the new Kia Niro if it's big enough for you: www.honestjohn.co.uk/road-tests/kia/kia-niro-2016-.../
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