Honda CRV [archived]

**tidus1203** · November 3rd, 2008 11:14 AM

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**1023** · November 4th, 2008 08:42 AM

oh... sorry po... thanks po for your warm welcome... God bless... anung usapan po ba ako pwedeng makisali..??

**nat2x** · November 4th, 2008 09:25 AM

sino may kakilala sa honda libis, balak kase bumili ng barkada ko ng crv,. thanks.,

**Onyl Ryan** · November 4th, 2008 11:01 AM

Hello.. Dami na tao dito ha.. Nabubuhay na ulit ang thread natin.
Gandang Umaga

**LadyRider** · November 4th, 2008 11:20 AM

Hello po! Kahit anong thread naman po pwede kayo magsulat or mag-create ng sarili ninyo especially sa mga concerns ninyo.. Just make sure to search the threads before starting one kase baka may kapareho na or ma-doble lang. Saka po iwas lang tayo sa "cellphone texts" para di tayo ma-warningan ulit ng mga admin at moderators.

Happy posting sir and hope to hear from you sa iba pang mga threads!

Originally Posted by 1023

oh... sorry po... thanks po for your warm welcome... God bless... anung usapan po ba ako pwedeng makisali..??

**jang** · November 7th, 2008 08:28 PM

Originally Posted by rpacis

The configuration of the units released here in Asia is different from the ones in the US, and this is common for all Japanese and even American cars. I drove the 1st generation CRV back when it first came out here in the Philippines and it was indeed more powerful than the 3rd generation that I own right now.

So as far as driving the two models here in the Philippines (Philippine traffic, Philippine road conditions and what not), the 1st generation beats the 3rd generation as far as I am concerned.

Then again, perception is relative.

Akala ko you never had any experience with the 1st gen CRV?

Originally Posted by rpacis

Ah, sorry. I never had any experiences with the 1st gen CRV.

**rpacis** · November 8th, 2008 07:10 AM

Originally Posted by jang

Akala ko you never had any experience with the 1st gen CRV?

Not enough to make a recommendation on which is better holistically. At least I can give my opinion on the engine power.

**just_elevates** · November 10th, 2008 03:39 PM

I have both the 1st gen and the 3rd gen CRV.

The 1st gen crv is easy to drive. The body is smaller than 3rd gen. But the 3rd gen is more powerful. in my own opinion. Hehehe But both cars are good for me. By the way, my 1st gen crv is already 10years old and it is still reliable and its still fun to drive until now. It is still the same when we bought it a decade ago.

In my own opinion the suspension of 1st gen is the best of the 3. Correct me if i'm wrong.

Thanks

**rpacis** · November 11th, 2008 07:39 AM

Originally Posted by just_elevates

In my own opinion the suspension of 1st gen is the best of the 3. Correct me if i'm wrong.

Thanks

Probably. I had suspension problems (clicking noise in the front left portion) 3 months after I purchased the unit. Oh, and the clutch problem that I posted on this thread a few pages back.

Bingo ang 3rd gen sa'kin, personally. He he he...

**CPY61** · November 11th, 2008 09:57 AM

Originally Posted by just_elevates

I have both the 1st gen and the 3rd gen CRV.

The 1st gen crv is easy to drive. The body is smaller than 3rd gen. But the 3rd gen is more powerful. in my own opinion. Hehehe But both cars are good for me. By the way, my 1st gen crv is already 10years old and it is still reliable and its still fun to drive until now. It is still the same when we bought it a decade ago.

In my own opinion the suspension of 1st gen is the best of the 3. Correct me if i'm wrong.

Thanks

We have a G1-CRV and I was able to test/ride the G2-CRV of my friend... in my opinion, when it comes to comfort over potholes and ride, G1-CRV is the suspension to beat (double-wishbone on all four)

. It absorbs all bumps and holes, and feels like you are riding a car. Even drove it in rough provincial roads... ganda talaga, i prefer to use it than our Ford Ranger.

... just my two cents worth