so, before getting a used honda crv, you gotta check a few things. i once bought one, and let me tell you, the mileage can be tricky. my buddy said his had like 100k miles, but it felt like it had been through a war.
also, what about service records? not having them is like dating someone without knowing their past, kinda weird, right? and test driving is key, like you don’t wanna end up with a clunker that sounds like a dying cat. just trust me on that.
I’ve noticed CR-Vs have great resale value in Toronto so check the history. Maintenance records are key too. Seems worth it though.
had a friend in Seattle who bought a used CR-V and loved it I’ve always thought they had great space and reliability but check for maintenance history those things can be money pits if the previous owner slacked on upkeep just saying good luck with your search
i’ve had my pre owned CRV for a couple years now and I love it but watch out for previous accident history cause mine had some paint issues I found out later
make sure to check the service history too even if its a Honda they still need love and care
I ve owned a couple of Honda CR-Vs over the years in California and they ve been pretty solid. Doing a thorough inspection is key though especially with pre-owned. Check the maintenance history too some sellers might try to hide things. Just don’t rush yourself into a decision.
I had a friend who bought a used CR-V in Toronto and it served him well for years. But you gotta check the maintenance records that’s key.
I ve heard those models hold up nicely but be careful of rust especially in snowy areas. And don’t skip the test drive that’s where the magic happens.
I remember when I got my first pre owned Honda CRV in New York the thing was a tank and super reliable.
Check the service history tho been burned before by a previous owner who didn’t keep up with maintenance. And don’t skip the test drive its so important to see how it feels on the road. Overall good choice if you do your homework.
I’ve heard so many stories about CRVs from friends it’s wild. My buddy in Seattle got a 2017 model and loves it but said check the maintenance records real careful. I have seen some with weird transmission issues too which is kinda scary. But overall good vibes if you find the right one.
I once bought a used Honda CRV and honestly it was a journey. I’ve always loved their reliability but spent hours checking the maintenance records. Don’t skip a thorough inspection too and the mileage matters a lot.
Make sure the previous owner didn’t abuse it because I’ve seen some horror stories in my town. Good luck.
check the maintenance history I ve seen some crvs that have had crazy repairs also test drive it cause sometimes they just feel off in a weird way
my buddy got one last year and its been solid just do your homework first
I ve heard great things bout the CRV but look out for mileage issues on higher end ones. Was shopping for one in Ontario and found some real gems.
Get a mechanic to check it. It really helps to avoid surprises. Trust me I’ve learned that the hard way.
I know it can be tricky I bought mine used in Seattle and it’s been great but check the maintenance history first.
Also don’t forget to look at the mileage it can really make a difference.
Ive owned a pre owned CRV for a couple of years now and its been pretty solid. Just check the transmission and history report though. You never know what surprises await.
I remember when I bought my pre-owned Honda CR-V in Chicago a few years back. It was surprisingly smooth you know.
But I’ve seen folks get burned not checking the maintenance history.
Also test driving matters a lot to feel if it’s right.
Good luck folks you’ll love the space and reliability if you pick wisely.
I’ve had my CRV for a couple years now and honestly it’s been solid but you gotta check for maintenance history. Up here in Canada rust is a big deal too.
I ve owned a used Honda CRV for a couple of years now and it s been a solid ride in New York. Check for rust and service history.
Don’t skip on the test drive you’ll really want to feel how it handles.
I ve had my fair share of used car shopping in the states and buying a Honda CRV was a solid choice. Just make sure you check the service history some owners neglect maintenance. Also keep an eye on the mileage it can sneak up on you.
And don’t forget to check for rust if you’re in places with a lot of snow like Canada. It can hit the undercarriage hard.
I’ve owned a CRV in Toronto and honestly it was a solid choice for snow days. Just check the service records tho. Engine problems can sneak up on you.
Also explore rust if you’re looking at older models. It’s sneaky in the north.
I had a friend who bought a pre owned Honda CRV in Toronto without checking the maintenance history and ended up with a bunch of issues.
Make sure you check the service records and see if it had any accidents or weird repairs.
Test driving it is a must too cause every CRV feels different I’ve noticed.
Also watch for rust in the undercarriage especially if you live in snowy areas.
Ive always loved Honda CRV so I bought mine last year in Toronto. Make sure you check the mileage tho cause some can be really high.
Also look for maintenance records cause it matters.