The 2007 Honda CR-V typically achieves about 23 miles per gallon in city driving and around 30 miles per gallon on the highway, equating to roughly 350–460 miles per 15.3-gallon tank depending on conditions.
Driving range depends on drivetrain, transmission, and how you drive. Below is a concise breakdown of typical EPA-style figures for common US-market configurations and how they translate into miles per tank, followed by practical notes on real-world range.
EPA ratings and typical performance
The following figures reflect common US configurations of the 2007 CR-V and are used to estimate range per tank. Before each list, note that actual results vary with driving style, tire choice, and maintenance.
Fuel economy by drivetrain
The figures below show typical city, highway, and combined mpg for common US configurations of the 2007 CR-V:
- 2WD with 5-speed automatic: about 23 mpg city, 30 mpg highway; roughly 25–26 mpg combined.
- 4WD/AWD with 5-speed automatic: about 22–23 mpg city, 28–29 mpg highway; roughly 25 mpg combined.
- Manual transmissions were not commonly offered in the US market for the 2007 CR-V; most US-spec models used the automatic transmission above.
These values can vary by tire size, maintenance status (air filter, spark plugs, etc.), load, and driving style. Official EPA ratings provide a baseline, but real-world results may be higher or lower.
Driving range per tank
To translate mpg into miles per tank, multiply the mpg by the fuel tank capacity. The 2007 CR-V uses a 15.3-gallon tank (58 liters). Using the mpg figures above, typical ranges are:
- City driving (about 23 mpg): roughly 350 miles per tank.
- Highway driving (about 30 mpg): roughly 459 miles per tank.
- Combined driving (around 25–26 mpg): roughly 383–397 miles per tank.
In practice, these ranges are indicative. Real-world range will vary with traffic, terrain, weather, and how you drive.
What factors affect range?
Several variables influence actual miles per gallon and total range for a 2007 CR-V: maintenance status (air filter, spark plugs, tires), tire pressure, vehicle load, driving speed, and climate control use. Gentle acceleration, steady cruising, and proper tire inflation can help maximize range modestly.
Summary
A 2007 Honda CR-V typically delivers around 23 mpg city and 30 mpg highway, equating to a per-tank range of roughly 350–460 miles depending on driving conditions and configuration. Real-world results vary, but understanding the tank size and expected mpg helps estimate how far you can travel on a single tank.