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Should I keep my Honda CR-V Hybrid?

Keeping a 4-year-old (2022) Honda CR-V Hybrid at typical mileage costs about $4,822 a year: $1,549 in value it loses, $1,317 insurance, $1,042 fuel, $813 maintenance and repairs and $100 registration. A new one costs about $8,557 a year to own, mostly because new cars lose value faster.

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What a Honda CR-V Hybrid costs to keep, by year

Next 12 months for a paid-off car at 12,000 miles a year, average insurance costs, $3.30 gas. Click a year to run your own numbers in Keep or Switch.

YearValue todayCost to keep next yearValue lostMaintenance and repairsEfficiencyRepair complaints
2025$28,858$5,941$2,716$65739 MPGFewer than average
2024$25,357$5,508$2,305$68039 MPGAbout average
2023$22,360$5,179$1,917$78139 MPGFewer than average
2022$19,831$4,822$1,549$81338 MPGFewer than average
2021$17,733$4,937$1,503$1,00738 MPGFewer than average
2020$15,743$4,639$1,166$1,07738 MPGAbout average

Should you keep it?

Keeping vs replacing your Honda CR-V Hybrid

A paid-off car is usually the cheapest car you can drive, even with repairs: a replacement starts losing value the day you buy it and comes with tax, fees and often a loan. Switching tends to pay only when repairs get large and frequent, or a much more efficient car cuts fuel costs enough. Keep or Switch compares your Honda CR-V Hybrid against any replacement, including the costs of switching.

Questions

Common questions

How much does it cost to own a Honda CR-V Hybrid per year?

For a 2022 model at typical mileage, about $4,822 a year in value lost, insurance, fuel, maintenance, repairs and registration, not counting any loan. Years in the table range from $4,639 to $5,941.

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