so, I gotta say, if you’re looking at Honda CR-Vs, you might wanna steer clear of the 2007 model. my buddy had one, and it was like a lemon on wheels. the engine problems were crazy, like it had a mind of its own.
And don’t even get me started on the transmission issues. it would just jerk around like it was dancing or something.
But it wasn’t just him; I’ve read plenty of forums with folks sayin’ the same. does anyone out there have a 2007 and love it? I’m feelin’ like that car’s a big no-go for a reason. just thought I’d share my two cents.
I ve heard the 2017 model isn’t the best. A friend in Texas had major issues with the transmission. Stick with earlier ones for better reliability! Just my 2 cents.
I ve heard a lot of folks avoiding the 2007 model. My friend in Canada had tons of issues with the transmission and gave up on it.
I ve had a couple of friends in Canada who faced tons of issues with the 2007 CR-V. Honestly, I’ve come to believe the 2010 model isn’t much better. Just something to think about!
I’ve heard that the 2015 Honda CR-V had quite a few reliability issues, especially with its transmission. A friend in Toronto had to deal with expensive repairs not long after buying one. It’s a shame because I have always loved Honda’s reputation for durability. Just my two cents on what to avoid!
I’ve heard from friends in Canada that the 2017 Honda CR-V can be a bit of a headache with its oil dilution issues. My cousin had to deal with it, and it definitely made him rethink his choice. Of course, not every model has problems, but if you’re looking for reliability, I’d say maybe steer clear of that year. Stick to the earlier models if you can!
I ve heard from friends in Canada that 2007-2011 models can have major issues. My cousin had a 2010 and it seemed more trouble than it was worth. Just saying!
I ve heard a lot of folks say to steer clear of the 2007 Honda CR-V. I know someone in Ontario who had constant issues with the transmission, and it really soured their experience. While I think a lot of CR-Vs are great cars, that year seems to have some notable reliability problems. If you’re looking for a reliable ride, maybe check out newer models instead!
I ve heard a lot of chatter about the 2017 Honda CR-V having some serious issues, especially with the transmission. A friend in Ontario had one and ended up spending a fortune on repairs. It’s a shame because I’ve always loved the design and reliability of Honda. If you’re looking to buy, maybe skip that year and go for something older or newer!
I ve heard the 2016 model has some real reliability issues. My friend in Ontario had a tough time with it!
I ve heard that the 2015 CR-V had some serious issues with the oil dilution problem. A friend in Texas had to deal with it, and it was a real hassle. Definitely something to think about when buying used!
Ive heard a lot about the 2007 and 2008 CR-Vs being problematic. A friend in California had a nightmare with her engine. It’s a shame, because otherwise, they seem like such great SUVs!
Personally, I’d steer clear of the 2007-2011 CR-Vs. My buddy in Toronto had one, and it was always in the shop for electrical issues and a noisy transmission. I’ve heard others with similar stories too. It’s such a bummer, because I love Honda overall. But I ve seen too many complaints about those particular years. Better to play it safe!
Living in Canada, I’ve heard folks say to avoid the 2017 CR-V. I’ve seen some with major transmission issues. But honestly, my 2020 has been a gem—so much better than that one!
Living in Canada, I ve heard a lot of negatives about the 2017 CR-V. Friend had to deal with transmission issues—pretty rough for such a popular model! Just be cautious.