You are lucky with these Hondas. That was the last model (2002 - 2006) with the spare tyre outside the tailgate and the hidden camping table in the trunk. One of the best Honda CRV. They can last for a very long time. They don't have too much electronics like new cars. If the headlight doesn't work, it is cheap to get it done. Keep driving them and enjoy.
I just purchased a Gen2 EX model with 5spd manual trans (very rare in the US), in Silver Moss Metallic. I'm a German car guy, but I really love this car. Fantastic to see you guys out wheeling in them!! Your cars are beautiful!
The cars are already "old", but I really like them. Still such an offroad classic, although it's not offroad. It can handle a lot in the off-road, but mainly it is great for traveling and Overlanding. It's just a shame about the not-so-smooth chassis, where the tank and exhaust stick out.
@@Xfantasycz I agree. I have no idea what they were thinking, hanging the fuel tank down like that, in just a box form. It should have been below the green table, in the trunk. The exhaust location is not only poorly done, it has made them a life-time target for Catalytic Converter theft.
You are lucky with these Hondas. That was the last model (2002 - 2006) with the spare tyre outside the tailgate and the hidden camping table in the trunk. One of the best Honda CRV. They can last for a very long time. They don't have too much electronics like new cars. If the headlight doesn't work, it is cheap to get it done. Keep driving them and enjoy.
Superiority, reliability, confortability Honda machines, l like this cars
I just purchased a Gen2 EX model with 5spd manual trans (very rare in the US), in Silver Moss Metallic. I'm a German car guy, but I really love this car. Fantastic to see you guys out wheeling in them!! Your cars are beautiful!
The cars are already "old", but I really like them. Still such an offroad classic, although it's not offroad. It can handle a lot in the off-road, but mainly it is great for traveling and Overlanding. It's just a shame about the not-so-smooth chassis, where the tank and exhaust stick out.
@@Xfantasycz I agree. I have no idea what they were thinking, hanging the fuel tank down like that, in just a box form. It should have been below the green table, in the trunk. The exhaust location is not only poorly done, it has made them a life-time target for Catalytic Converter theft.
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