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2027 Honda CR-V Gas vs. Hybrid: Which One Fits San Antonio Driving? For most San Antonio drivers, the 2027 Honda CR-V Hybrid is the better fit. It earns up to 40 combined MPG versus 30 MPG for the gas CR-V, and at San Antonio's September 2026 average of $3.79 per gallon, that difference is worth roughly $474 a year in fuel on a 2WD model driven 15,000 miles. The gas CR-V still makes sense if you want the lowest starting price ($31,520 MSRP), the most cargo space, or the higher 1,500-lb towing rating. Below, the Gunn Honda team breaks down the 2027 CR-V lineup trim by trim, runs the fuel math at local gas prices, and matches each version to the way people actually drive here, from the I-10 and Loop 1604 commute to weekend runs out to the Hill Country. 2027 Honda CR-V Gas vs. Hybrid: Key Differences at a Glance Every 2027 CR-V shares the same body, the same 106.3-inch wheelbase and the same standard Honda Sensing® safety suite. The real differences come down to powertrain, efficiency, cargo and towing: Power: The 2027 CR-V gas models use a 190-hp 1.5-liter turbocharged engine; the 2027 CR-V Hybrid models make 204 total system horsepower from a 2.0-liter engine and two electric motors. Fuel economy: The 2027 CR-V gas 2WD is EPA-rated at 30 MPG combined; the 2027 CR-V Hybrid 2WD is EPA-rated at 40 MPG combined. City driving: The gas CR-V 2WD is rated at 28 MPG city; the CR-V Hybrid 2WD is rated at 43 MPG city, a 15-MPG advantage in stop-and-go traffic. Starting price: The 2027 CR-V starts at $31,520 MSRP (LX 2WD); the 2027 CR-V Hybrid starts at $36,030 MSRP (Sport Hybrid 2WD). Cargo space: Gas CR-V models offer 39.3 cubic feet behind the second row; hybrid models offer 36.3 cubic feet. Towing: Gas CR-V models tow up to 1,500 pounds; hybrid models tow up to 1,000 pounds. AWD: Real Time AWD is available on every gas trim; on the hybrid side it is available on Sport and Sport-L and standard on TrailSport and Sport Touring. Source: American Honda, “ 2027 Honda CR-V Specifications & Features” (Aug. 25, 2026) and “ 2027 Honda CR-V Pricing and EPA Ratings” (Sept. 9, 2026). 2027 Honda CR-V Pricing and MPG by Trim Honda released official 2027 CR-V pricing and EPA ratings on September 9, 2026. Here is the full lineup: 2027 Honda CR-V MSRP and EPA Fuel Economy by Trim Trim Drivetrain Powertrain MSRP* EPA MPG* (City / Hwy / Comb.) LX 2WD 1.5L turbo $31,520 28 / 33 / 30 LX AWD 1.5L turbo $33,020 27 / 31 / 29 EX 2WD 1.5L turbo $33,550 28 / 33 / 30 EX AWD 1.5L turbo $35,050 27 / 31 / 29 EX-L 2WD 1.5L turbo $35,800 28 / 33 / 30 EX-L AWD 1.5L turbo $37,300 27 / 31 / 29 Sport Hybrid 2WD 2.0L hybrid $36,030 43 / 36 / 40 Sport Hybrid AWD 2.0L hybrid $37,530 40 / 34 / 37 Sport-L Hybrid 2WD 2.0L hybrid $39,125 43 / 36 / 40 Sport-L Hybrid AWD 2.0L hybrid $40,625 40 / 34 / 37 TrailSport Hybrid AWD 2.0L hybrid $39,200 38 / 33 / 35 Sport Touring Hybrid AWD 2.0L hybrid $42,950 40 / 34 / 37 What It Costs to Fuel a CR-V in San Antonio Gas prices have been a real factor this year. AAA reported the San Antonio average for regular unleaded at $3.79 per gallon on September 9, 2026, with the national average at $4.22, and AAA Texas estimated local drivers were paying about $14 more per fill-up of a mid-size vehicle than a year earlier. Using that local price, here is what a year of driving looks like: 2027 CR-V version EPA Comb. MP Gallons / Year Est. Annual Fuel Cost vs. Gas Equivalent Gas 2WD (LX, EX, EX-L) 30 500 $1,885 - Hybrid 2WD (Sport, Sport-L) 40 375 $1,421 Save ~$474 / yr Gas AWD (LX, EX, EX-L) 29 517 $1,960 - Hybrid AWD (Sport, Sport-L, Sport Touring) 37 405 $1,536 Save ~$424 / yr TrailSport Hybrid AWD 35 429 $1,624 Save ~$336 / yr If most of your driving is stop-and-go, the gap gets wider. Using the city ratings alone (28 MPG gas vs. 43 MPG hybrid, 2WD), 15,000 miles costs about $2,030 in a gas CR-V and $1,322 in a CR-V Hybrid, a difference of roughly $708 a year at $3.79 per gallon. The Price Gap Is Smaller Than You Might Think A hybrid doesn't have to cost thousands more. The 2027 CR-V EX-L 2WD lists at $35,800 MSRP; the 2027 CR-V Sport Hybrid 2WD lists at $36,030 MSRP, a $230 difference. The same $230 gap holds on the AWD versions ($37,300 vs. $37,530). The two trims are equipped differently, so compare the features that matter to you, but on price alone they sit side by side. Coming from the EX 2WD ($33,550), the Sport Hybrid 2WD is $2,480 more. At the combined-MPG savings above, that gap pays back in roughly five years of fuel; for drivers who mostly log city miles, it is closer to three and a half years. Worth knowing: Kelley Blue Book reported the average transaction price for a compact SUV at $37,722 in August 2026, and $50,089 for new vehicles overall. Every 2027 CR-V Hybrid 2WD trim starts below the compact SUV average, before destination. Why the CR-V Hybrid Works So Well in San Antonio Commutes that stop and go San Antonio workers average a 24.5-minute commute (U.S. Census Bureau), and much of that time is spent in the stop-and-go stretches of I-10, Loop 1604, Bandera Road and US-281. That is where a hybrid shines: the CR-V Hybrid's electric motors do much of the work at low speeds, which is why its city rating (43 MPG) is higher than its highway rating (36 MPG). If you commute to the Medical Center, downtown, La Cantera or Joint Base San Antonio, the hybrid's advantage builds every day. No plug, and no Texas EV fee The CR-V Hybrid charges itself as you drive, so there is nothing to plug in. It also isn't subject to the annual electric vehicle fee in Texas: the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles states that “the Electric Vehicle (EV) fee will not apply to hybrids.” You get much of the fuel savings of electrification with the same registration process as a gas car. Made for Texas summers NOAA confirmed summer 2026 as the hottest meteorological summer in 132 years of U.S. records, and San Antonio was still hitting 100°F in mid-September. Every 2027 CR-V comes with features that help in the heat: Rear Seat Reminder is standard on every trim, and EX trims and above add key-fob remote engine start, so you can get the climate control running before you climb in. A Qi wireless charging pad is also standard across the lineup. Hill Country weekends For drives out to Boerne, New Braunfels, Canyon Lake or the Guadalupe River, the 2027 CR-V TrailSport Hybrid comes standard with Real Time AWD, all-terrain tires and 8.2 inches of ground clearance (AWD), while still earning 35 MPG combined. It is the CR-V built for gravel ranch roads, river put-ins and caliche parking lots. Which 2027 CR-V Is Right for You? You commute daily across town: Sport Hybrid 2WD. The lowest-priced hybrid, with the best city fuel economy in the lineup (43 MPG). You're a family in Alamo Ranch, Helotes or Stone Oak: Sport-L Hybrid. Hybrid efficiency with a more upscale interior and 41 inches of rear legroom for car seats and growing kids. You head to the Hill Country most weekends: TrailSport Hybrid. Standard AWD and all-terrain tires. You tow a small utility trailer or personal watercraft: a gas CR-V (LX, EX or EX-L), rated to tow up to 1,500 pounds versus 1,000 pounds for hybrids. You want the most cargo room: a gas CR-V. 39.3 cubic feet behind the second row and 76.5 cubic feet with the rear seats folded. You want the lowest entry price: the LX 2WD, starting at $31,520 MSRP with Honda Sensing®, a 9-inch touchscreen and wireless Apple CarPlay® and Android Auto™. You want everything: Sport Touring Hybrid. Standard AWD, Google built-in and a 12-speaker Bose® premium audio system. Always tow within the limits listed in your owner’s manual. Shop the 2027 CR-V at Gunn Honda Gunn Honda has been family-owned in San Antonio since 1995, and we make CR-V shopping simple. Our One Simple Price approach means a transparent price up front, our sales team is non-commissioned, and our 48-hour “No Questions Asked” return policy gives you time to be sure. Find us at 14610 W Interstate 10, San Antonio, TX 78249, near the Loop 1604 interchange, serving San Antonio, Boerne, New Braunfels and the surrounding area. Questions? Call sales at 210-941-4556, or explore the Honda CR-V in San Antonio. 2027 Honda CR-V FAQs Is the 2027 Honda CR-V Hybrid worth it in San Antonio? For most drivers, yes. The CR-V Hybrid 2WD gets 40 MPG combined versus 30 MPG for the gas model, saving about $474 a year at San Antonio's September 2026 average of $3.79 per gallon over 15,000 miles. The savings are larger for city-heavy commutes. How much does the 2027 Honda CR-V cost? The 2027 CR-V starts at $31,520 MSRP for the LX 2WD. The CR-V Hybrid starts at $36,030 MSRP for the Sport Hybrid 2WD, and the top Sport Touring Hybrid starts at $42,950. All prices exclude the $1,550 destination charge, tax, title and license. What MPG does the 2027 Honda CR-V get? Gas 2WD models are EPA-rated at 28 city / 33 highway / 30 combined MPG. Hybrid 2WD models are rated at 43 city / 36 highway / 40 combined MPG. AWD hybrids are rated at 37 combined, and the TrailSport Hybrid at 35 combined. How much can the 2027 Honda CR-V tow? Gas CR-V models (LX, EX, EX-L) can tow up to 1,500 pounds. CR-V Hybrid models can tow up to 1,000 pounds. Do I have to plug in the CR-V Hybrid? No. The CR-V Hybrid is a self-charging hybrid. It recharges its battery while you drive and brake, and it fills up at any gas station. Does Texas charge the $200 EV fee on the CR-V Hybrid? No. The Texas Department of Motor Vehicles states that the electric vehicle fee does not apply to hybrids, so the CR-V Hybrid registers like a standard gas vehicle. Does the 2027 CR-V Hybrid come with AWD? Yes. Real Time AWD is available on the Sport Hybrid and Sport-L Hybrid and comes standard on the TrailSport Hybrid and Sport Touring Hybrid. How much cargo space does the 2027 Honda CR-V have? Gas models offer 39.3 cubic feet behind the second row and 76.5 cubic feet with the seats folded. Hybrid models offer 36.3 and 71.8 cubic feet. What changed for the 2027 Honda CR-V? The 2027 CR-V carries over its gas and hybrid powertrains and EPA ratings from 2026. MSRPs rose modestly, for example from $30,920 to $31,520 on the LX 2WD, and the destination charge went from $1,395 to $1,550. Which 2027 CR-V is best for Hill Country driving? The TrailSport Hybrid. It comes standard with AWD, all-terrain tires and 8.2 inches of ground clearance while earning 35 MPG combined. Disclaimers: *Based on 2027 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your mileage will vary depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle, driving conditions, battery pack age/condition (hybrid models only) and other factors. *Fuel cost and payback estimates assume 15,000 miles per year and a San Antonio average of $3.79 per gallon (AAA, September 2026). Actual savings will vary.

If you're in the market for a new SUV, you should definitely consider a Honda. The SUVs in the Honda lineup combine ruggedness and style with reliability and performance. Let's take a look at some models and why you should consider them for your next vehicle purchase. HR-V The 2019 HR-V is up for anything, from running errands around town to hitting the road for a family vacation. It comfortably seats up to five people and provides up to 58.8 cubic feet of cargo space. With available heated front seats and a luxurious leather-wrapped steering wheel, you'll stay relaxed and comfortable, even on longer trips. Your passengers will love the amazing views and fresh breezes provided by the one-touch power moonroof. The HR-V's exterior is just as stunning with a sleek profile and bold wheels. The Sport model comes equipped with an eye-catching honeycomb grille. Of course, the HR-V isn't just good-looking, but it also delivers when it comes to performance. Under the hood, you'll find an in-line 4-cylinder engine capable of putting out 141 horsepower and 127 pound-feet of torque. With available four-wheel drive, you can conquer any terrain or weather condition. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto allows you to access your favorite tunes, apps, and navigation tools, plus make phone calls and texts, all hands-free. Safety technology like the multi-rearview camera and Honda LaneWatch will keep you safe and sound. CR-V Like the HR-V, the 2019 CR-V is up for any adventure. It also seats up to five people but provides slightly more cargo space at 75.8 cubic feet. Other interior amenities include available leather-trimmed seating and a 12-way power driver's seat with four-way lumbar support. A dual-zone automatic climate control system provides comfort for you and your passengers. The CR-V's exterior highlights include an active shutter grille, distinctive headlights, and sculpted panels. The CR-V's rugged exterior is matched by its rugged performance. Engine options include a 184-horsepower, 2.4-liter i-VTEC inline four-cylinder and a 190-horsepower, 1.5-liter turbocharged VTEC I-4 engine. Available real-time all-wheel-drive allows the CR-V to adapt to any driving condition. With the HondaLink system, you can do everything from accessing your favorite music to scheduling maintenance appointments. The CR-V's safety features include a cross-traffic monitor and blind spot information system. Pilot The 2019 Pilot has plenty of room for family, friends, and fun with seating for up to eight people and up to 109 cubic feet of cargo space. Available leather-trimmed seats and second-row captain's chairs make even the longest rides feel comfortable and luxurious. The Pilot's rugged exterior features an aggressive chrome grille, distinctive LED headlights, and an aerodynamic profile. The impressive SUV is powered by a 280-horsepower, V-6 engine. Wireless phone charging and Apple CarPlay/Android Auto integration allow everyone to use their favorite devices. The Honda Sensing suite features the latest technology to keep you and your passengers safe and sound. These are just some of the great SUVs in the Honda lineup. Consider a test drive to see which one works for you. Image via Honda.com.

One year after the total overhaul the Honda Accord got in 2018, this award-winning sedan returns to form in 2019. This year, the four-door earns top honors from both Car and Driver and Kelley Blue Book — a testament to the Accord's versatility, reliability, and convenience. With a handful of upgrades to bolster last year's sumptuous amenities, the 2019 Honda Accord proves that the sedan is still alive and well. Two Powerful, Turbocharged Engines To power the 2019 Accord, Honda employs two turbocharged engines that combine speed and efficiency into one awesome package. The stock engine is a 1.5-liter turbocharged four-cylinder that supplies 192 horsepower and up to 192 pound-feet of torque. This engine is paired with either a six-speed manual transmission or a continuously variable transmission (CVT) for a fluid driving experience. The engine also boasts Eco Assist, which provides more efficiency on straightaways or traffic jams. If you're up for an adrenaline-pumping experience, upgrade to the 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder. With i-VTEC technology, the Accord 2.0T churns out 252 horsepower and up to 273 pound-feet of torque. Three driving modes — Normal, Sport, and Econ — afford the ideal driving experience for every type of condition. With your choice of either a six-speed manual transmission or a 10-speed automatic transmission with paddle shifters, the Accord is a surprisingly sprightly ride. Updated Tech Features The 2019 Honda Accord has some of the top tech features in its class, providing luxury, comfort, and convenience. A satellite-linked navigation system helps you go from Point A to Point B without a hitch, while a rear-view camera makes it easy to reverse into parking spots and tight spaces. Audiophiles will enjoy the connected audio system, complete with an 8-inch touchscreen, an available wireless charging system, and 10-speakers. Apple CarPlay and Android Auto provide the finishing touches, allowing you to seamlessly connect your mobile device to the vehicle's head unit. Driver-Assist Safety Technology Thanks to its innovative features, the 2019 Honda Accord has earned a five-star safety rating from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and a Top Safety Pick honor from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. At the heart of this rating is the Honda Sensing safety suite, which offers eight safety amenities designed to keep an eye on the road and minimize distractions. This package includes: Automatic high beams. Blind spot information system. Traffic sign recognition. Lane-keeping assist system. Adaptive cruise control with low-speed follow. Road-departure mitigation system. Collision-mitigation braking system. Forward collision warning. These features come standard on all trims of the Honda Accord and support the vehicle's passive and active safety measures. Vehicle stability control, electronic brake distribution, traction control, a high-strength steel frame, an advanced air bag system, and a tire pressure monitor fortify the safety offerings for the Accord in 2019. Whether you're searching for a commuter car, a family sedan, or a road-tripping machine, the 2019 Honda Accord is sure to satisfy. It's an appealing ride you'll love more and more every time you get behind the wheel. Image via Honda.com.