The olive color not bad ya.......but I booked pearl white already....we bought total 5 cars back in May.....group buy but discount a bit only.....the cabin is really spacious.....rear seat is reclinable....

Mine is premium. Sick of waiting Tiguan.

Pls PM me for details.  Might be getting another one.  Thanks.

Olive color looks like pool but under hot sun it looks like black.....I used to have a Honda Insight too.....yes the paint changed color about a year later and very hard to maintain.....but CRV pearl white is different....its brighter.....

he said turbo need change oil every 3 months?

thanks. i better also try the 2.0 and see how it goes. yesterday test drove 1.5tcp, with 5 adults onboard. drive slowly but can feel there is a lot of power readily to be unleashed.

hey, I got my car from Kah Puchong also. Just received it yesterday.

got quotation for 3M crystalline 40 about RM3200+ new CRV.

been using 3M for my previous car and very happy with it.

Anyone know what is the purpose these two gold pins on the brakes are? And it's so fragile. I'd imagine some vandals will just break it off. They seemed to be only seen on the two rear wheels. The front wheels do not have these.
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if some idiot purposely bang that wave radar thingy, habis liao ? how much to replace?

so anyone bought 2.0NA experienced loud engine noise?

your is turbo?

Thank you for your explanation. But why such an odd placement and not covered. Someone who's tangan gatal can just break the pins easily. Not very vandal proof.

Anyone bought the sun shade?  Or better buy Groovy sun shade?  My car arrived....but can only deliver next week....

I didn't feel the engine was too loud, to be honest. But yet, I can hear a very slight winding down, whooshing pitch as I slow down. It sounds like a plane engine winding down. Not bothering though. I think it's my ears being sensitive, but yet not sensitive enough to feel the engine is loud.

saw one TC-P otr this morning. the rear looks suck

That and in addition to where the sensors are positioned and pointing towards. Now, the ground clearance is high and so should not pose an issue for most kerbs in the city. But say a concrete/similar pillar or even a big flower pot that's positioned smack in the middle... Driving towards either of those raised no warnings. Others can test this.. Could be the vehicle I was given to test and I only tested for that (holding out for a full proper test drive) as I've pointed out earlier in the thread, it's a make or break decision for me.
Wasn't aware I'm supposed to have a reference. Earlier this year, I remember testing the CX-5 and it too failed to detect low roadside kerbs and I can't remember how well it detected other objects or if I specifically tested for such as in the CRV. But I do remember being disappointed and decided to wait for the soon to be launched 2017 models. The incoming CX-5 shows 4 sensors up front vs the 2 on the outgoing model and the latest CRV. So we'll see about that when it launches. Theoretically, 4 is better than 2. 
On another note, the color for me is definitely Dark Olive Metallic. It looks quite good. For those interested in booking this color, was informed 3 - 4 months waiting time. But that production is being ramped up and so should be delivered sooner than later.

Rather than using front sensor from manufacturer why dont just fix a front view camera?

Hi, would like to ask, how does this pearl white different from other white color? Cos it needs 400 extra compared to the metallic colour