This is what basically stopped me from buying it. Because in desperate moments you may need it. Unfortunately it's AWD and that is an issue in the long run.
From what I gather, the big difference is the Sport-L is offered in either FWD or AWD. Whereas the Touring is only available in AWD. Like OP said the Touring gets standard 19in wheels, Bose Audio, heated steering wheel and power lift gate. Sport-L also has power lift gate standard.
The features are almost identical between the two trim levels. The biggest pro with the Sport-L is the Hybrid Powertrain with more horsepower and better fuel efficiency. The EX-L gets 29 MPG combined while the Sport-L gets 37 MPG combined (both AWD).
@@Bserious97 besides a little more cost over the regular gas version I don't believe so. If you do a lot of city driving the Hybrid will help save significant fuel costs.
Hi could you please help me with this. I am talking to couple of dealerships on buying a Honda crv hybrid sport and 1 is 2024 FWD with blind spot and other is 2023 AWD without blind spot. 2024 fwd is costing 1800 more, not sure which to choose, any suggestions please...?? BTW I live in Charlotte and dont do much off roading.
Have you had any vehicles with blind spot monitoring before? It's a great feature, however some don't find it necessary. I would probably get the 2024 with BSI myself.
You got the MPG mixed up. This is a hybrid so your city MPG will be better than the highway. So, the hybrid crv (AWD) gets 40 CITY, 34 HIGHWAY not the other way around.
Yea instead of the sport touring it’s better to just get the sport L, your not gonna miss much cus it has almost same thing with the touring. Save that couple buck tho
