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1997 Honda CR-V fuel economy

The 1997 Honda CR-V does 9.7 L/100 km (29.1 mpg, 24.2 US mpg) on the official combined test. Work out what a trip costs in your money below.

1997 Honda CR-V in Motora’s 3D garage

Key figures

FuelPetrol
Official economy9.7 L/100 km (29.1 mpg, 24.2 US mpg) · NEDC
Per 100 km9.7 litres
Per 100 miles15.6 litres
Power126 hp (94 kW)
Engine2 litres
Weight1,390 kg
DriveAll-wheel drive

Every version of this generation

Figures for each engine and gearbox in this generation. In Motora, owners pick theirs so drives are costed for their exact car.

VersionYearsGearboxPowerL/100 kmmpg
2.0i 1281997–1999126 hp9.729.1
2.0i 1471999–2001manual145 hp9.529.7
2.0i 147 automatic1999–2001automatic145 hp10.128

What does a trip cost?

Fuel cost–

Prices start at an example. Change them to what you pay. Economy starts at the car’s official combined figure, or a typical real-world one for cars without an official result.

Real-world economy

Official figures come from a lab test. On the road, motorway speeds, short trips, traffic and cold weather usually use more. Motora records each drive in your CR-V and works out what it really used from how you drove, priced with pump prices near you. How the drive tracker works.

Build it in 3D

Put your CR-V in your Motora garage, paint it, fit wheels and a body kit, set the stance and park it next to your friends’ cars. See the 3D garage.

More Honda cars

1999 Honda CR-VPetrol · 9.5 L/100 km · 29.7 mpg2002 Honda CR-VPetrol · 9 L/100 km · 31.4 mpg2005 Honda CR-VDiesel · 6.5 L/100 km · 43.5 mpg2007 Honda CR-VDiesel · 6.5 L/100 km · 43.5 mpg2010 Honda CR-VDiesel · 6.4 L/100 km · 44.1 mpg2013 Honda CR-VDiesel · 5.6 L/100 km · 50.4 mpg2015 Honda CR-VDiesel · 4.5 L/100 km · 62.8 mpg2018 Honda CR-VPetrol · 7.3 L/100 km · 38.7 mpg

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Figures are official combined (NEDC) results and can differ a little between markets. Calculator prices are examples.