2007 Honda CR-V [Merged]

**oldblue** · April 10th, 2007 09:14 AM

red, white and yun blue na parang gray

btw, white looks very nice and neat

**rudyphoto** · April 10th, 2007 09:18 AM

Originally Posted by oldblue

red, white and yun blue na parang gray

btw, white looks very nice and neat

how about silver and black, wla ba?

**oldblue** · April 10th, 2007 09:19 AM

wala pa naman ako nakita ganun

**mikeye** · April 10th, 2007 09:21 AM

Originally Posted by rudyphoto

ung sa base model ba pede ba palagyan ng lower chrome front grill and howw much???

sori sir....dont know the price of the braces (lowerchrome front grill)

**rudyphoto** · April 10th, 2007 09:26 AM

Originally Posted by mikeye

sori sir....dont know the price of the braces (lowerchrome front grill)

palit buong grill kaya YUN. o dikit lang ung chrome.

**mikeye** · April 10th, 2007 09:33 AM

Originally Posted by oldblue

red, white and yun blue na parang gray

btw, white looks very nice and neat

blue na parang gray....they call it sparkling gray sir.

yap i agree white looks nice and neat, i think they have to whites to choose from yung brilliant pearl white (kakulay nga lang yata ng mga isuzu crosswind) and taffeta white.

**mikeye** · April 10th, 2007 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by rudyphoto

palit buong grill kaya YUN. o dikit lang ung chrome.

Dont know how it works pero i took a picture of the front lower grill....

**number001** · April 10th, 2007 10:28 PM

Any reviews on the power and fuel consumptions on the 2.0li R-series engine?

Read from several American publications that the 2.4li K-series is underpowered and it makes me wonder what more if its the 2.0li. Right now in the absence of any local tests and feedbacks, between the two engines, I would get the 2.0li bec. the 2.4li is still based on the "old" K-series which is best known for its over generous sipping of fuel. The 2.0li is based on the R-series which is derived from the 1.8li from the FD Civic, which has decent fuel consumption rates.

The CRV seems to be a nice vehicle to get BUT I'm not a big fan of the VTEC engine series. Generally speaking and based on my experience with previous generation VTEC engines, they do not have the same low-end grunt when compared with Toyota's VVTi engines, so you'd have to rev the Honda hard just to extract a bit of juice out of it. This as we all know affects the engine's fuel efficiency.

**Blackraven** · April 11th, 2007 12:57 AM

Originally Posted by number001

Any reviews on the power and fuel consumptions on the 2.0li R-series engine?

Read from several American publications that the 2.4li K-series is underpowered and it makes me wonder what more if its the 2.0li. Right now in the absence of any local tests and feedbacks, between the two engines, I would get the 2.0li bec. the 2.4li is still based on the "old" K-series which is best known for its over generous sipping of fuel. The 2.0li is based on the R-series which is derived from the 1.8li from the FD Civic, which has decent fuel consumption rates.

I fully agree on this.

Check this thread on TOV:
R20A vs. K20A
http://vtec.net/forums/one-message?message_id=671062