2016 Honda CR-V

Naturally aspirated 2.4-liter i-VTEC. AWD. Heated seats. Power moonroof. Local trade. This 2016 Honda CR-V EX delivers exactly what has made the CR-V one of America's most trusted compact SUVs: straightforward Honda engineering, excellent everyday practicality, and the versatility to handle just about anything Pacific Northwest life throws its way. Finished in Alabaster Silver Metallic over Black cloth, this CR-V has the clean, timeless appearance that has helped this generation age so well. The EX trim adds the comfort and convenience features most buyers actually want without unnecessary complexity or luxury-brand ownership costs. Under the hood is Honda's naturally aspirated 2.4-liter i-VTEC four-cylinder paired with a continuously variable transmission and Real Time AWD. No turbocharger. No complicated hybrid system. Just a proven Honda four-cylinder designed around smooth everyday performance, efficiency, and long-term usability. For Northwest drivers, AWD is a particularly worthwhile feature. Whether you're navigating rainy Seattle commutes, heading across the Cascades, or dealing with changing road conditions throughout the year, the CR-V offers added traction and confidence without the bulk or fuel consumption of a larger SUV. The EX trim strikes an excellent balance between value and comfort. Heated front seats make cold mornings considerably more pleasant, while the power driver's seat provides an adjustable driving position for longer trips. The power moonroof opens up the cabin, and 17-inch alloy wheels give the exterior a more upscale appearance than the base model. Bluetooth hands-free connectivity, a six-speaker audio system, steering-wheel-mounted controls, cruise control, remote keyless entry, air conditioning, and a rearview camera round out a practical equipment package designed to make everyday driving simple and enjoyable. One of the biggest reasons to choose a CR-V, however, has very little to do with the equipment list. It's the way Honda uses interior space. The CR-V offers generous headroom, comfortable seating for five, excellent outward visibility, and a remarkably useful cargo area. Fold the rear seats and there's room for luggage, outdoor equipment, larger purchases, or the everyday cargo that makes owning an SUV worthwhile. It's spacious enough for family life without feeling oversized in parking lots or city traffic. At 106,863 miles, this two-owner local trade sits in an appealing position for someone looking for an established Honda SUV without paying late-model prices. It's not being presented as a barely driven vehicle. Its appeal is the combination of a naturally aspirated Honda engine, AWD capability, desirable EX equipment, and the everyday usefulness that has made this generation of CR-V so popular. Honda's reputation for strong resale value and practical engineering is another reason these vehicles continue to attract buyers long after their original model year. The CR-V has earned that reputatio