Tom wrote:
> I am considering both the 2005 CRV lx 4WD and the 2005 Hyundai Tucson 4WD
> V6. For 900.00 dollars less than the CRV the Hyundai has a V6, heater
> wipers, mirrors, fog lights and a roof rack. Does anyone have experience
> with Hyundai in terms of reliability, quality or owner satisfaction? I have
> had an accord and civic and strongly considering the CRV, because I like
> Hondas. I live in the North East where it is cold and snowy, so both will
> come in handy. Should I give Hyundai a chance?
>
> Thanks,
> Tom.


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The CR-V will have that same Honda 'fit' that you're accustomed to and
the AWD is great. A reliable, efficient honda engine is way better than
a bigger engine from anybody. Another point to keep in mind . . The
resale value for the CR-V will be retained WAY better than the Tucson.
The ACTUAL cost of ownership on the Honda products is lower, according
to the brochures they hand out every month at the honda dealers.

'Curly'

 

motsco_ _ wrote:
> Tom wrote:
>
>> I am considering both the 2005 CRV lx 4WD and the 2005 Hyundai Tucson 4WD
>> V6. For 900.00 dollars less than the CRV the Hyundai has a V6, heater
>> wipers, mirrors, fog lights and a roof rack. Does anyone have experience
>> with Hyundai in terms of reliability, quality or owner satisfaction? I
>> have
>> had an accord and civic and strongly considering the CRV, because I like
>> Hondas. I live in the North East where it is cold and snowy, so both will
>> come in handy. Should I give Hyundai a chance?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Tom.

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Here's a few more good reasons to get the CR-V (customer satisfaction)
'Curly'

http://www.hondasuv.com/stg/viewtopi...d6505e9445aaad

 

motsco_ _ wrote:
>
> ---------------------------
>
> The CR-V will have that same Honda 'fit' that you're accustomed to and
> the AWD is great. A reliable, efficient honda engine is way better than
> a bigger engine from anybody. Another point to keep in mind . . The
> resale value for the CR-V will be retained WAY better than the Tucson.
> The ACTUAL cost of ownership on the Honda products is lower, according
> to the brochures they hand out every month at the honda dealers.
>
> 'Curly'
>

my '98 civic has cost me about $220 in unscheduled repairs in the past 7
years. namely, one O2 sensor. im happy.