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Car Forum / Honda Cars / August 2005CR-V - what years to consider?
I am considering replacing my f-150 as the family hauler, vacation vehicle, 4x4 snow vehicle. What years of cr-v under $17,000 U.S. value are better than other years based on reliability, quietness, options, etc? annual use will be appx 5,000 miles including vacations ranging from 250 miles round trip to 1000 miles a couple times a year in summer and winter.. I am giving up towing my boat, but does anyone make a personal use snow plow for the CR-V that works in maybe 4-6 inces of snow for a not too big driveway? Looks like 2001 is my focus - AWD, auto, LX or EX. I see many for sale in the $9k+ range. >I am considering replacing my f-150 as the family hauler, vacation vehicle, >4x4 snow vehicle. [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > plow for the CR-V that works in maybe 4-6 inces of snow for a not too big > driveway? > Looks like 2001 is my focus - AWD, auto, LX or EX. > I see many for sale in the $9k+ range. was reading somewhere the top 2 cars in reliability after *5 years* are the CRV, and the LS400. cant go wrong there. I found a 2002 that needs front end repair - can I tow with a front end dolly from NJ to CT - 80-120 miles appx. ? Automatic. >> Looks like 2001 is my focus - AWD, auto, LX or EX. >> I see many for sale in the $9k+ range. > > was reading somewhere the top 2 cars in reliability after *5 years* are > the CRV, and the LS400. cant go wrong there. Flatbed it. Do not tow it with just one set of wheels on the ground. You will ruin the tranny. > I found a 2002 that needs front end repair - can I tow with a front end > dolly from NJ to CT - 80-120 miles appx. ? Automatic. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > was reading somewhere the top 2 cars in reliability after *5 years* are > > the CRV, and the LS400. cant go wrong there. |
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