My 2007 CR-V has 265,000 miles and remains the best vehicle I’ve ever owned and my 4th CR-V. I have no intention of selling anytime soon, but if I can afford a newer one I will definitely buy it. Why change when you’ve had a gold mine. Vini Messina Tewksbury, MA

We bought ours used and it had been in an accident and not fixed up properly. Mechanical issues with front end suspension and drive train components needed repairs more then once. No transmission issues however. CV joints and bearings, loud squeezing from the rear suspension bushings drove us crazy. Good mechanics are so rare here in Philippines.

Sure, the engine never failed, but holy smokes, I spent xxxx near five grand to keep it running, I got it w 59k miles, thinking, it’s a Honda, you can’t go wrong, haaaaa, the exhaust blew out, the ac condenser went, the steering rack went, leaking, the headlights would yellow up easily, no matter what I couldn’t get the thing aligned correctly, after repair after repair to the steering, I gave up, I couldn’t deal with it, nobody could figure out what was wrong with it despite the extensive steering repairs, I traded it in after two years of owning it, I’ll tell you one thing, Honda’s have great engines, but the little parts, brakes, suspension pieces, forget about it. Terrible, never again, went back to a rav4. Xpzero regrets, buyer beware with them crvs