Honda CR-V (2016) engine will not turn on, car stalled?

Please help! I'm a girl and this is my first car and I know NOTHING about automobiles that s technical.

This is a 2016 CR-V. It was recently transported across the country from California to Indiana. When the transport company dropped it off, I was able to drive it into a driveway just fine. That was a day or two ago. Today was the first day I needed to drive it and I couldn t get it to start.

Now I see some lights are on (or flickering if I try to turn on the car) and here is a picture of that below.

If anyone can help me, I d be really appreciative!

George harrison

So many things… When you turn the key, does it try to start? Or does it just click? If it just clicks, it is likely a dead battery. If you can hear the engine try to start then there are too many options over the internet. If you a have AAA or some roadside service with your insurance you should get them to help you get it to a mechanic.

Is the car still under warranty? Call a Honda dealer and get it towed. Could be just a weak battery.

Sounds like a dead battery or corroded battery terminals. See if you can find someone to help you jump start it. (MAKE SURE THEY KNOW HOW TO DO IT) & drive it t oa battery shop.

Buy a new battery

If you have roadside assistance, then use it. Otherwise you will need a tech to come out. Sounds like the battery is flat due to lack of use/transportation.

The first thing to do is try to jump start it. If you can't get to the battery, the you can try using two sets of jumper cables. Be careful with this and do NOT let the two lines touch. How long has it been sitting, if only a few days, the battery should not be dead on that new of a vehicle. I mean a lot of people do not drive their car for month or more and it starts.
Or call a towing service and ask if they have jump starter, or usually they have long cables. Or take the battery out and take it to an auto parts store for a free test.
Turn the key to the accessory position and jiggle the steering wheel to the left and right to make sure it ignition lock is moving. Then jiggle the gear shift, gently move it out of park a few times, then move it back to park and make sure it seems to click into place when moving it to PARK.

You need a jump

Might be as simple as a low or defect battery. You'll have to have some body with some auto knowledge take a peek at it. Or by chance, did you leave something turned on, light etc for a day or two?

Put some gas in it.