Moving Out of the Country: Parting with My Beloved Honda CR-V

As I prepare to move out of the country, I find myself in the bittersweet position of parting with my beloved 2007 Honda CR-V LX FWD. Originally purchased by my family in 2012 and then given to me in 2019, this car has been a reliable companion throughout the years. With its excellent performance and minimal maintenance needs, I believe this vehicle still has plenty of road life left in it.

The Reliability of the Honda CR-V

The Honda CR-V is known for its dependability, and my experience has only reinforced this reputation. While it may not be a car built for speed—being a Front Wheel Drive model limits its racing capabilities—it excels in everyday city driving. The gentle acceleration provides sufficient power to keep pace with the flow of traffic, making it an ideal choice for regular use.

Recent Work Done

This Honda CR-V has undergone significant maintenance and upgrades recently, ensuring that it remains in top condition. Here’s a detailed list of the recent work done on the vehicle:

• Brand new tires (changed October 25th, 2024)
• Replaced brake pads (approximately 8000km in, will last at least another 42000km) and rotors (around March, 2024)
• Replaced rear wheel bearings (November 15th)
• Replaced front inner steering tie rods (November 15th)
• Replaced outer steering tie rods (November 15th)
• 4-wheel alignment (November 15th)
• Motor oil and transmission oil recently changed (December 5th)

Thorough Inspection and Maintenance

A thorough inspection was conducted by a certified mechanic during the oil changes on December 5th, confirming that no additional work would be needed in the near future aside from regular maintenance. This should give you peace of mind when considering this car.

Minor Cosmetic Defects

While the car runs excellently, there are some minor cosmetic defects typical with a vehicle of its age. However, the mechanical aspects of the Honda CR-V have been taken care of effectively, ensuring that it remains a top-performing choice for anyone looking to drive it.

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Conclusion

As I bid farewell to my Honda CR-V, I have the utmost confidence in its potential to provide reliable service to its next owner. If you’re in the market for a dependable vehicle and need financing, consider exploring your options with AllCreditAuto.Loan. With their support, you can secure your dream car, regardless of your credit situation.

Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about my Honda CR-V or the purchasing process. I’m here to help!

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Dunbar-Southlands

I am moving out of the country and unfortunately have to part with my beloved Honda CR-V. This car was originally purchased by my family back in 2012, and was given to me in 2019. She’s as reliable as a car can be, requires little maintenance, and will definitely outlast many cars that are years younger than her if you treat her well. That said, she is a Front Wheel Drive car which hinders her ability to street race anytime soon, but will function perfectly well for regular use around the city. She doesn’t have the fastest 0-90 record, but with gentle acceleration she can match speed with most cars on the road (I would know I just paid off a speeding ticket with her in Saskatchewan recently).

Recent work on the car:
-brand new tires (changed October 25th, 2024)
-replaced brake pads (about 8000km in, will last at least another 42000km) and rotors (around March, 2024)
-replaced rear wheel bearings (November 15th)
-replaced front inner steering tie rods (November 15th)
-replaced outer steering tie rods (November 15th)
-4-wheel alignment (November 15th)
-motor oil and transmission oil recently changed (December 5th)

A thorough inspection was also conducted by a mechanic during the oil changes on the 5th of December, and no other work would be needed in the near future other than regular maintenance.

Some minor cosmetic defects.

Please contact me if you have any questions I’ll be happy to answer them.