2017 Honda CR-V Turbo and 7seats

**Bokyoo** · March 27th, 2019 01:54 PM

Originally Posted by Egan101

It has to be the tuning of the tranny. Maybe the tranny was tuned to follow slower and smoother shifts for better fuel efficiency. Yung mga aggressive mag drive, maiinis kung medyo mabagal yung response ng sasakyan.

I think you're right sir egan101. Yung shifting daw kasi is controlled by the computer hindi ng driver kay kung medyo mabigat ang paa but the tranny is not tuned to shift in a blink magkkaron nga ng delay. Kaya ngaun i use the sport mode na and so far naman its feels like im driving a standard a/t tranny. Walang delay.

**auto_enthusiast** · March 28th, 2019 08:24 PM

Would the CR-V 1.6 V Diesel (SRP at P1,688,000) would be worth considering in a shortlist if some mid-sized SUVs are also within the CR-V's price range (e.g., Fortuner 2.4 G at P1,687,000 or Terra 2.5 VE at P1,697,000)?

**jut703** · March 29th, 2019 02:18 AM

Originally Posted by auto_enthusiast

Would the CR-V 1.6 V Diesel (SRP at P1,688,000) would be worth considering in a shortlist if some mid-sized SUVs are also within the CR-V's price range (e.g., Fortuner 2.4 G at P1,687,000 or Terra 2.5 VE at P1,697,000)?

A crossover like the CRV offers far better ride comfort and ease of driving compared to a PPV like the Fort or Terra.

Advantage of a PPV on the other hand is that it has a more rugged underchassis and taller ride height.

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**e30ernest** · March 29th, 2019 12:43 PM

Originally Posted by Sleepcare

Nag-iisip kung saang gear niya ilalagay lalo na kapag biglaang step down ng accelerator sa uphill slope.

Most likely software update lang if ever maglabas

I experience this more with Econ Mode on (as expected) than off so I just keep Econ Off.

Also, most modern transmissions are adaptive to your driving style so if you've been driving sedately for a long period of time, it'll downshift less often when you apply more throttle since it assumes you still want to drive at high loads at low RPMs (which is more economical).

**auto_enthusiast** · March 29th, 2019 07:27 PM

Originally Posted by jut703

A crossover like the CRV offers far better ride comfort and ease of driving compared to a PPV like the Fort or Terra.

Advantage of a PPV on the other hand is that it has a more rugged underchassis and taller ride height.

Thank you for the insights.

**e30ernest** · April 3rd, 2019 06:21 PM

To those that have the front-end rattle, nasolve ba for you ng dealer? Will have my first PMS soon, para I can tell them where they could start looking.

Salamat!

**Bagito29** · April 8th, 2019 01:42 PM

Hello Sirs, I would like to ask how much Po 20,000km PMS Honda CRV 2.0L gas? Maraming Salamat po

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**e30ernest** · April 8th, 2019 02:32 PM

May nakakuha na ba nung RFID stickers from LTO? Now ko lang nalaman may ganito na. Paano niyo kinabit sa CRV? Parang mababa yung rear view mirror so parang mabloblock view mo if doon kabit sa ilalim.

Thanks!

**johnmartin24** · April 8th, 2019 05:22 PM

Originally Posted by Bagito29

Hello Sirs, I would like to ask how much Po 20,000km PMS Honda CRV 2.0L gas? Maraming Salamat po

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I think it would range between 10-15k? Pwede ka rin sir mag pa-quote sa preferred mong Honda Dealer ng 1 year PMS.

**Crankk3d** · April 8th, 2019 07:51 PM

Originally Posted by e30ernest

May nakakuha na ba nung RFID stickers from LTO? Now ko lang nalaman may ganito na. Paano niyo kinabit sa CRV? Parang mababa yung rear view mirror so parang mabloblock view mo if doon kabit sa ilalim.

Thanks!

Kinabit just below the rear view mirror. Its not visible from driver or passenger side naman. Binutasan ang tint. From outside, nasa almost middle part nga sya ng windshield.

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