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Old 09-18-2015, 10:35 AM   #26
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i know it's a bit of a stretch because the base model starts around $22k, but what about the new honda hr-v? i don't know how long you have to save up but by then maybe there will be some used ones or early lease returns on the market...

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i know it's a bit of a stretch because the base model starts around $22k, but what about the new honda hr-v? i don't know how long you have to save up but by then maybe there will be some used ones or early lease returns on the market by then...

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I would wait on the Honda HRV unless you don't mind the current motor that's in it right now.
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Old 09-19-2015, 10:29 AM   #28
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My dad's had a 2007 Rogue since new, bought it in the US to save money. He's only now considering getting something newer, but he's really enjoyed it. He's put a ton of miles on it and so far nothing major has gone wrong. Literally just regular maintenance items.
Also gets it serviced at Morrey Nissan since new. Would be a good idea to find one that has records, of course.
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CX5 always seems to be praised for its good handling in it's reviews, so I'd say def worth checking out as an enthusiast. The 5spd is supposed to be a very good gearbox/shifter, but unfortunately that only comes in FWD.
I own a CX-5, I can tell you that no other CUV comes close in the handling department. 2013-2016 all handle the same so I suggest the OP go for a test drive in a 2016 version with the 2.5L just to get a taste.
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Thank you all for the suggestions. I'll try the CX-5 for sure. Probably the others too, seems like they're all good after all, only a matter of preference. Now I need to drive them anyway.

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