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Looking for the Honda CR-V price of a reliable, popular SUV that’s been a market favorite for nearly two decades? The 2016 Honda CR-V sits at the heart of the compact crossover segment, offering the brand’s signature blend of practicality, comfort, and efficient performance. Whether you’re eyeing a brand‑new unit or a used Honda CR-V price that’s already gone through a handful of miles, knowing the exact dollar amount can help you gauge value and identify the best deal for your budget. As with most vehicles, the price you see on the showroom floor or online will normally vary by market and vehicle condition, so let’s break down what you need to know.

• Engine: 1.5‑liter VTEC inline‑4, 190 hp & 179 lb‑ft torque
• Transmission: 6‑speed automatic
• Fuel Type: Regular gasoline
• Fuel Economy: About 25 mpg city / 32 mpg highway (EPA estimate)
• Dimensions: Length 176.6 in; Width 73.0 in; Height 64.2 in; Wheelbase 106.3 in
• Interior: Cloth seats, 5‑seat layout, 38 in. cargo space behind rear seats, 74 in. with rear seats folded
• Cargo Capacity: 166.9 cu ft with rear seats folded
• Safety: Real‑time event data recorder, 6 airbags, front‑collision mitigation system

When you browse listings with the query “Honda CR‑V 2016 price”, you’ll notice the typical range begins around the mid‑$20,000s for base models in good condition. However, the actual dollar figure you pay will depend on trim level (LX, EX, EX Li, EX Sport, Touring, and the luxury‑trim variations), optional package extras, mileage, and vehicle history. The best way to determine what a 2016 Honda CR‑V is worth without settling on a specific dealer figure is to consult a trusted vehicle‑price database or speak directly to dealerships that also stock certified pre‑owned examples.

Key depreciation insight: Across the automotive market, the Honda CR‑V depreciation curve reflects the broader trend of mainstream crossovers. On average, a CR‑V typically loses about 15‑20 % of its value in the first year and around 40‑45 % over the first five years. That means a 2016 model purchased new costing close to $30,000 would likely be sitting for roughly $20,000–$22,000 by 2021, depending on condition and mileage. Below, a quick depreciation snapshot captures a realistic estimation:

• Year 0 (New): 100 % of MSRP
• Year 1: 80‑85 % of MSRP
• Year 2: 70‑75 % of MSRP
• Year 3: 60‑65 % of MSRP
• Year 4: 55‑60 % of MSRP
• Year 5: 50‑55 % of MSRP
• Year 10: 30‑35 % of MSRP

How does the used Honda CR‑V price stack up against its contemporaries? In the same segment, competitors such as the Toyota RAV4, Ford Escape, and Mazda CX‑5 share comparable engine options and interior space but differ in design ethos and feature set. Typically, the CR‑V’s resale value holds up well due to Honda’s strong fuel‑efficiency reputation and lasting reliability. When comparing a 2016 CR‑V to a 2015 RAV4, for example, the former may command a slightly higher price if it’s lightly driven

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