If there is one constant in the ever-shifting landscape of the American driveway, it’s the Honda CR-V . For over two decades, it has been the gold standard for the "set it and forget it" lifestyle, ...

Both are mid-sized, hybrid SUVs with all-wheel drive as standard equipment. So, which is the better buy? Here’s what I think.

Is the new fuel-cell-powered variant of Honda’s ubiquitous CR-V a clever bridge to a hydrogen-fueled future or a detour down a blind alley? Considering Honda will only build a few hundred examples, to ...

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The level of ruggedness among those rivals varies greatly, and the new CR-V TrailSport is on the less rugged side of the spectrum. Compared to the typical CR-V trims, it features all-terrain tires, ...

In 2021, the CR-V was Honda's best-selling product here in America. It was the brand's top-selling model in 2020 and 2019, too. In fact, it's been Honda's best-selling vehicle here in the U.S. for ...

Now, Honda has revealed the 2025 Honda CR-V e:FCEV, a fuel cell vehicle with a twist. In addition to housing a next-generation Honda Fuel Cell Module, the CR-V e:FCEV offers battery-electric ...

The CR-V e:FCEV is a CR-V powered by a hydrogen fuel cell. Fuel-cell vehicles are similar to electric vehicles, but instead of drawing energy from a battery, they use hydrogen stored in on-board tanks ...

Toyota has just released its all-new 2026 RAV4, poised to compete directly with its longtime rival, the 2026 Honda CR-V. With an all-new design featuring exclusively electrified powertrains, Toyota ...