Owner review and features of my 2003 Honda CRV 

Not to mention, it’s pretty room for sleeping in the back of! It’s a great camping vehicle!

Yes ! Certainly a handy bin to have ! A great little budget camper as well!

pls what is the color code of this honda

@@divinepaschalelochukwu13 unfortunately, I have since sold it, and do not have the code. Good luck.

The color is “Mojave Mist Metallic” - it’s what I have. Nice color.

@@divinepaschalelochukwu13 The color code is found on the inside door jamb....mine is NH623M which is called Satin Siver Metallic.....AutoZone carries a paint pen to match this specific color code.

So basically, its just breaking in !

305,000 on ours. The weakest thing I've found on mine are the brake calipers.

That’s awesome. I love to hear Honda family’s over 100K, 200K. My 03 CRV is at 315k and still running great. All Hondas need is love and they will last forever 🤗

@@mariessamarie i also have a 2001 Honda Prelude 😃

Mine outlived my marriage! Haha they sure are reliable!

Wow! Hold onto that it is going to be worth a fortune!!

​@@mikealarie00758,000mi and new rims/tires hehe

I am so jealous that you got the manual transmission. That is a very rare thing to find where I am from. I think you will love this vehicle !

@@mikealarie007 They are very rare in the US, also. Took me a while to find it.

Mine was flat towed for years without issue, but i guess you never know…

@@mikealarie007 According to my owners manual, it can be done if the procedures on pages 224 and 225 are followed. Several warnings about "severe transmission damage" are there also. I never like the idea of jeopardizing my drive train, so I stay away from doing it. Honda has a weird setup as in normal use the drive shaft to the rear wheels is always turning. The rear wheels are engaged at the differential when the front wheels are detected slipping. I almost removed the drive shaft one day, but decided not to as I could not find any reliable information on whether removing it would damage the differential somehow. I thought that the removing it might interfere with the internal lubrication of the differential.

You can remove the driveshaft with no problems. Bought mine used, the u joints and shaft were on back order for a couple months. Worked fine as a front drive. With the new one was installed, works fine as an all-wheel drive.

@@frankciccone8559 definitely. Where I live, the all-wheel-drive was essential and works really well.

Leather or not , looks like its still going strong all these years later !

Thank you so much the vehicle deserves all the credit though🍻

Oh man im Jealous ! I just bought a manual Tacoma ! Stick shift for life !

@@mikealarie007 stick shift for life🙌

That’s amazing! Congratulations on your purchase! Especially being a Manual! I recently sold mine and bought a manual Toyota Tacoma, and just love it!

@@mikealarie007 I work at the Toyota dealership as a matter of fact, and the Tacoma is basically the only truck SUV that you can buy these days with the manual transmission and that is definitely one of my favorite perks about those trucks

@@mikealarie007 this is a one owner car with a clean title with no accidents or title issues that has been meticulously maintained by the previous owner since it was purchased brand new back in 2005 it currently has approximately 204,000 miles on it, and best of all no rust. Something that is extremely rare to find in a car that has spent its entire lifetime up here in the northeastern region of the states.

@@mds2465 i went with a TRD Pro ! Love it

@@mds2465 just breaking it in !

So many storage options!

Thank you my brother ! A great vehicle!

Absolutely- some valid points there!

A well designed unit for sure with all the storage options!

Only a donut fits there

Lots of miles or not , these keep on going !

@@mikealarie007 181,000 miles, daily driver and drive 1500 round trip once a month. Drives like a champ, only problem is no AC.

@@chicali707 oddly enough , my AC is toast too haha !

Hard choice to make: Crv 2006 with 150.000 kilometers or 2008 crv with 113.000 kilometers? 2008 is 3.000 usd more expensive than 2006.

Pretty comparable, i sure wish there was an extra gear or 2 for overdrive!

If it was properly maintained, it should last you a long time. The question is how bad is the rust and how is the underneath? The other major, deciding factor would be price point . Is the rust surface rust or is there actual deterioration? If the price reflects the condition, I think you will be happy with it .

@mike alarie 007 thanks Mike, I had a 98, it was too underpowered. In the meantime, this one sold B4 I could see it. Thanks again.

I have an aftermarket stereo in mine , it is not factory Bluetooth. Yours is probably a different model than mine…

Hmmmm I have never heard of such a thing? Maybe get a second opinion on that one?

Thats too bad !

Hopefully you have found it ! I just recently sold my crv so i can’t confirm for you. Could another viewer help out on this matter?

@@mikealarie007 thankfully I was able to find it a few days ago! Thank you for replying =)

Im much more concerned with the people who drive with the dogs on their lap. When those airbags go off, it’s an awful mess all over the owner.yikes!

I strap mine to the roof rack, or woof rack.

@@hbeezey oh my hahaha

@@faecharlesEmmanuel but super reliable!