what you hate about the CRV.
I drove a 2004 Civic for 16 years. I bought it when it was two years old and it was always completely reliable. I did all the routine maintenance and it never gave me any trouble. I used to brag that it had a two, possibly three body truck. Really, the trunk was huge for a car that size, and was actually larger than the trunk in the Accord.
In September I traded it in for a 2017 Fit which I likewise adore. I've already put about 9,000 miles on it and not a stitch of trouble.
Even though Honda makes the Acura, there's a huge difference between the two makes. Back in the early 90s, when car hunting, I looked at the Acura Integra. It was okay, but incredibly noisy inside, so I wound up buying an Infiniti. I liked that vehicle, but when I managed to total it, I got a Subaru Outback because I wanted 4 wheel drive again, and I'd had a Subaru before the Infiniti. Alas, the Subaru gods don't like me, and I always had weird problems with each of the Subarus.
But to address your real question, the Honda/Acura people are not going to give a flying fuck if you decide to take a loss on your current Acura just to buy some other car. They won't even know that you've done so. And if they were to find out, they wouldn't care. That's cutting off your nose to spite your face, or in this context to lose money and think you are somehow punishing Honda/Acura.
In the end, do what you want, but it won't accomplish anything.
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