Not so far. It's a good ride. Pretty quiet - in fact the CR-V Hybrid would be very quiet if on NC roads, which are typically in much better condition than Texas roads. The transition between hybrid battery and gasoline and everything in between is seamless, especially compared with the Toyota Rav-4. The CR-V has more cargo room. The sport package has all the connectivity I need. I just leave the headlights on automatic - the LED lights and turning lights are clear but not glaring.
The thing I like in the CR-V and Odyssey is the response and handling on the road. I feel in complete control. If buying new, I recommend the Bridgestone tires vs. Kumhos. The dealer was willing to trade tires with a small installation fee and then drove the new vehicle 80 miles to our home 2 days later.
If you're looking to climb the Rockies like a bad@$$ and off-road, this isn't for you. But Honda's high torque engine and surprising HP as a hybrid allows easy maneuvering around students, city traffic, and in interstate travel. Plus, I loved that $13.00 gas bill from Shell last this month!