2022 Honda CR-V VTi 7 review

The Honda CR-V is one of the few mid-sized SUVs with an available third row of seating. We've tested it in its most affordable VTi 7 guise.

Honda's mid-spec CR-V isn't the sweet spot of the range, but the nameplate's core strengths of comfort and space still shine through.

Big family in tow? The Honda Odyssey MPV is the opposite of aspirational, but as a fit-for-purpose appliance it does its job well.

It's getting long in the tooth, but there's still life in the outgoing Honda Civic.

The Honda CR-V is a sensible, practical mid-sized SUV. Does the addition of two extra seats improve the formula?

Honda has priced the new Odyssey at a point where it undercuts the Kia Carnival on paper. How does it stack up in the real world?

If you're after space, comfort and solid build quality then the Honda CR-V should be on your mid-size SUV shortlist.

The Honda CR-V is part of the mid-sized old guard, having first hit the road in 1995. The 2021 model is a well thought-out upgrade to what was already a very good car.

It’s smart looking and well rounded, but why should you consider the four-door sedan version of the Honda Civic RS over its hatchback twin?

The Civic RS has numerous talents, but it's let down by an uninspiring drivetrain that almost spoils an otherwise fun drive experience.

The VTi-S appears the pick of the Civic hatchback crop if you’re after style and space on a reasonable budget.

The current Honda HR-V is practical, but it's never been particularly sexy. The recently-revealed RS doesn't do much to change that.