What is the Honda CR-X?
The Honda CR-X is a compact sports hatchback, with a low, compact shape and a focus on driving. Honda described the second generation as building on the original idea while pursuing stronger driving performance.
The CR-X was sold in the United States from 1984–1991. The generation identified for the US and European markets is the second generation, dated 1988–1991.
Generation and engines
The second-generation CR-X, identified by the ED and EE codes, ran from 1988–1991. US market figures list petrol engines from 1.3 L to 1.6 L.
Fuel consumption
The best combined US rating is 46 MPG under the EPA procedure, with a lowest listed consumption of 5.1 L/100 km. These EPA figures express fuel use in different formats. European figures use procedures such as WLTP or NEDC, while Canada uses the NRCan 5-cycle test; results from those tests are not directly interchangeable.
Where was the CR-X sold?
The CR-X appears in United States market figures. The second-generation entry also identifies the model with Europe, reflecting its presence beyond North America.
Questions and answers
When was the second-generation Honda CR-X sold?
It ran from 1988–1991.
What engine sizes are covered by the US figures?
Petrol engines from 1.3 L to 1.6 L.
What is the best combined US fuel-economy rating?
46 MPG combined under the EPA procedure.