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2017 Honda Cr-V

What 2017 Honda Cr-V owners report most

Engine-related complaints dominate owner reports for this model year, with gasoline fumes entering the cabin being the most commonly described symptom. Electrical system and fuel/propulsion issues are also widely reported, with some owners noting warning lights, abnormal noises, and wiring damage. A notable share of complaints also concern the forward collision avoidance system activating unexpectedly without an obstacle present.

Most reported areas

Engine safety 30%
Owners report a strong smell of gasoline inside the cabin, most often noticed when the vehicle is idling or starting. · 2 fire · 8 crash · 5 injured
Electrical System safety 23%
Owners report warning lights illuminating for emissions system problems and erratic headlight behavior, with some attributing the cause to chewed wiring in the engine bay. · 6 crash · 7 injured
Fuel/Propulsion System safety 20%
Owners report abnormal noises associated with the fuel system that dealers have been unable to consistently replicate or diagnose. · 1 fire · 2 crash · 2 injured
Forward Collision Avoidance safety 16%
Owners report the automatic brake system indicator activating and triggering braking events when no vehicle or obstacle is present ahead, particularly on back roads and side streets. · 6 crash · 8 injured
Service Brakes safety 10%
174 reports (10%) · 13 crash · 10 injured

Source: NHTSA owner complaints · 1,726 complaints

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General information compiled from public NHTSA complaint data, for reference only — not professional advice and not reviewed by automotive experts. Verify before acting; Team AM is not responsible for decisions made from it.