Look at your appliances and how they wear. Things can only take so much wear and tear. Had 14 year old CRV. Had to replace a gasket, oxygen sensor, and recently the AC. I am happy with the 14 years but realized that it was just time to move on before it broke down on the road or needed another expensive repair. GuruHX1R7 answered 2 years ago. Going in soon for a timing belt and water pump.
GuruHLMF6 answered 2 years ago. Great ski road car and good fuel efficiency. I ensure all maintenance is done including regular changes of belts, hydraulic oil, diff oil, coolant etc.
I also drive it carefully i. Living in a flat city helps as little hill work bar trghe ski season. Will run it until it drops. Grant - Christchurch NZ. John answered 2 years ago. Replaced: alternator, rear struts, belt tensioner, control arm bushings, one rear bearing.
Oil consumption is about 1 qt per 6K miles. Hoodoou answered 2 years ago. My CRV is at , miles, runs like it did when I bought it new. The same mechanic has worked on it since I bought it. Various major and minor repairs over the years. Body in great shape, no rust, although the red.
I see no reason to replace it. I love it like family. I'll just keep it maintained until one of us dies. If I die first, I'll be buried in it. Chezd3 answered 2 years ago. I have maintained it well. I have , on it and have to replace the leaking radiator and AC Compresser.
Although expensive, cheaper than a new car. Due to poor roads in my area, I've had the shocks and front Axles replaced and 3 rounds of tires and batteries. I did have the belt replaced for good measure at 7 years. I love my CRV and hope it lives to be over , miles or more. This is my 4th Honda, it's the only brand I buy, so reliable. Guru1C6VL answered 2 years ago.
Last one year has been horrible, had to change water pump, alternator, starter, battery. Now it seems exhaust issues, car has been making loud noise. Should I keep or get rid of the car, what do u guys think?
SophDawg answered 2 years ago. Currently at , miles. Keep her oil changed regularly and everything up to maintenance at all times. She could last you up to , or more if you're lucky! Haven answered 2 years ago. I have a honda crv with , miles and everything is original beside basic maintenance and wear and tear on the vehicle. Still going strong. CRV4lifetime answered about a year ago. Transmission replaced 2 years ago and AC broke this spring.
Good interior but clock broke. Road salt began to rust the body. Currently burning one quart of oil every miles. Regular maintenance is helpful.
Hope to run , miles and more. VeteranLady answered about a year ago. Friend drove his Accord around , before switching it out. S answered about a year ago. Have replaced Coolant Tube in Manifold, rear caliper, all coolant hoses, power steering pump, the cooling fan went out at k. No leaks, this era of CRV seems to be much more reliable than any new car being built. Would love to get another one, but first plan to get to k on original engine and transmission.
Have done two total transmission fluid changes. One at k and one at k. Rear differential fluid changed at Honda at k Great car! My CRV has , miles on it and is still running great. I've put several air compressors in it that have failed but the engine is still running so well, I'm shooting for , miles. It's been a fantastic commuter car for our family. T2a0c0k5 answered about a year ago. My Honda crv has km and now has some oil problems but that is it. Great vehicle.
I am now thinking she may die as she does not sound like she did. Are the new crvs as reliable? GuruF7D5R answered about a year ago. Haven't had any major issues. The hydraulic bushings also provide for a smooth ride. Not only does its fold-down seats dramatically increase storage space for family trips, but the lockable glove compartment and side air bags provide a priceless sense of security for both the driver and passengers. The Honda Civic is certainly an impressive vehicle — it can run for over , miles and keep on going as long as you schedule regular service appointments to keep your car in tiptop shape.
The Civic is a hardy car that looks as good as it handles. With its black, flared grille and vibrant range of exterior colors, the Civic is certainly an alluring sight on the road. A Honda Civic is also a great car for first-time buyers. Honda Civics are an excellent investment since they are constructed with sturdy engines and car parts that are easy to find if your vehicle ever needs to have parts replaced.
Honda Civics also boast excellent interior features to promote driver and passenger comfort. Such features include an automatic climate control system, illuminated steering wheel-mounted controls, and rear-seat heater ducts. I think Robert T might not know the answer, but likes to think he knows. I have 2 CRV's a auto 2.
Everything works and they drive as good as the day they rolled off the line. My 99 Honda CRV has , miles. She is losing her color But Runs great. Robert T. April 9, The honda crv has a life expectancy of approximately , to , miles. Christopher Durant October 19, My Honda CRV is going beautifully at , miles. It's used to tow a 1 ton trailer. It has gone through 2 clutch plates, 1 radiator, 1 exhaust pipe, 1 cam cover gasket, both front glass lifters have failed.
Jacqueline March 29, Very good information very very very helpful about the Honda CRV I'm a owner myself of a recently purchased at miles purse like a kitten had the oil change air filter change so far engine filter change I always keep the maintenance up one all my vehicles I'm pretty sure she will last me another hundred thousand.
Max March 17, I have a CR-V with a manual transmission. Oil changes are always done, the car has over k miles on it and it runs like a top. Otherwise, a bulletproof machine. I highly recommend getting one,even if you only use it as a backup vehicle, but especially as a winter car.
Amy March 14, I just change oil regularly, rotate tires, change brake pads etc. Noting mayor. Reif March 9, Rachel Flinner August 13, We have a CRV with , miles and still running fine. I am thinking it may need a new transmission in another few years. But I think I will pay for this as it absolutely never breaks down. Aiden Vaughn February 11, Hands down amazing car.
Mine has ,k miles! Runs sluggish but i think she can make k if im real nice to her : bought it for Andrea B September 9, Still going strong! Arman January 20, My Honda CRV, has over mi. No major repairs yet! Sam January 17, Cindy Morales December 17, My crv is , runs really good strong never have a problem, but always in good maintenance.
Mike soules October 11, Have Has and no lights on and runs great use Mobil 1. Bob M October 15, My Diesel has kilometres and runs like new! However, for an 18 year old car we bought it new in end of season , it more than paid for itself. Victor Ainza December 22, I have with k miles.
Everything still works great. They also have well-built engines and are easy to maintain. There is no midsize sedan that can compete with the Honda Accord when it comes to reliability. It is famous for its long-lasting service with very minimal or no maintenance issues.
This Honda car model is directly competing with the Toyota Camry in the best-selling car category. The main reason is that these two car models are both long-lasting. Honda Accord owners usually keep them for an average of 10 years.
According to several consumer reports, this car can last for about , miles given the modicum of care and maintenance, and if you will not abuse it. How many miles do Honda Accords last? Honda Accords can reach at least , miles.
To ensure it lasts this long, you will need to follow the maintenance schedule. If you are an average driver who travels 13, miles a year, a Honda Accord should last at least 20 years. While it has a good reputation, the Honda Accord is still a car that will run down through time. If you do that, you will only have to worry about the minor repairs and replacements of parts such as the oil and air filters, brakes, belts, light bulbs, and so forth.
It really depends on you. You may be able to drive it for , miles and never encounter a breakdown. Or you can drive it for 60, miles and experience a major breakdown. The Honda CRV has always landed among the top consumer surveys for 10 straight years in dependability. In , this car model ranked seventh in most cars sold in the United States. A Honda CRV will last about , to , miles. The CRV will last this long if you follow the recommended maintenance schedule and give it proper care.
Many Honda CRV owners have driven more than , miles. The longevity of Honda CRVs seems to depend also on the model year. The most reliable of all Honda CRVs are those manufactured from to Honda has solved the air conditioning compressors issues that hounded their previous CRV models in this particular production run.
Since Honda is known to build good quality engines, it is not difficult to believe that these cars will hurdle the half-million-mile mark. That would be about 15 to 20 years. While this may be possible, it is still prudent to service your CRV if it is approaching or has already surpassed , miles. One Honda CRV owner, who bought it as a used vehicle on the cheap, uses it as their snow car.
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