How many miles can a 2003 Honda CR-V get?

A Honda CR-V has an average life expectancy of between 100,000 and 150,000 miles. This is typically an age of 10 years or more.

Why does my Honda CRV use so much oil?

Our 2011 Honda CR-V is part of the extended warranty issue with Honda vehicles for excessive oil consumption. We have our car serviced regularly at a local Honda dealership and go by the oil life monitor when it reaches approximately 15-20%.

How many miles does a Honda CRV have?

I have over 330,000 miles on my 2008 CRV that I bought new. Normal maintenance was done; on time oil changes, brakes and tires, just one battery change. Just recently I replaced the AC compressor, alternator and power steering compressor. All of these items came up with failing bearing noises after 300, 000 miles.

Are there any problems with the 2011 Honda CRV?

CarComplaints.com Notes: 2011 Honda CR-V owners are reporting problems where the engine revs when braking. Read more » Our data is showing early signs of a defect trend, so that’s why we’ve flagged the 2011 CR-V with our “Beware of the Clunker” rating.

Is there a warranty on a Honda CRV?

How much oil does a Honda CRV take?

I have two 07 CRVs. One with 170,000 miles and other with 95,000 miles. Higher miles CRV mostly highway driving and has softer rear struts and takes one quart oil every 4.000 miles. Lower miles CRV has firm ride and mostly city driving burns no oil.

What’s the average mileage of a Honda CRV?

Lower miles CRV has firm ride and mostly city driving burns no oil. Average oil changes about 10,000 miles apart. No engine or transmission issues. Higher miles CRV will get a new alternator soon as preventive maintenance and AC needs recharging.

What kind of engine does a Honda CRV have?

I have a newish 2019 Honda CRV with the 1.5 L turbo engine. After I bought it I learned about the “gas in oil” problem the engine has had the last few years. Honda said it would be fixed for 2019. Here is how they “fixed” it:

Navigation