This Car Will Last Over 1 Million Miles
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There is a Lexus LS with a million miles on RUclips Scotty
I drive an 89 camry V6 with 175k on it. Probably the only car this old you can daily drive that has no problem keeping up modern traffic.
06 with 450? I'd be willing to bet a quart of Tennessee moonshine that more than a few of those miles are HWY.
@jerry sack wow you should put it up on RUclips
@jerry sack cool yeah no matter what budget its always good to have more than one. Remember good ol days being the 1st to get the auto trader day it came out at gas station. Im talking 80s and 90s could get a gto or trans am for $5k if you were quick enough. I have my cheap car collection on here
Just so crv owners know of the third generation - there is a coolant pipe made of metal behind the intake plenum that rusts until it leaks. This part is on back order. Buy one ahead of time, it could happen to your crv.
My friend bought a crv a few years ago for 2000 bucks. 250k miles, survived hurricane harvey, got no hail damage while the bmw next door got totaled, drove from houston to LA about 10 times, currently has 480k miles and still runs like a charm. In freaking sane tank of a cat
I put 488K miles on my 78 Toyota Corolla.
America cars are crap
I have 2005 CRV bought brand new in 2005. Got 300k miles and running strong.
My 95 civic ex has 657k miles on it and it's still running like a champ! Passes smog with flying colors also!
This is what I am looking for all along. I've seen so many hondas with over 400k so that's normal. Now, yours is not normal in anyway because you are way over the half a million mark.
My Dodge Dart did not pass smog...too expensive to fix and it is now in a junk yard. Only had 130k miles.
@@gomoso22 probably drove it to the ground too.
@@bryguysays2948 I guess I did.
That's insane!!! (But, in a good way) 🙂
455,356 miles on a gas engine!? That's insane.
joe from maryland went a million
miles in his 1990 honda accord.
the car outlived him.
@@driver4011 dang. Have a link to an article about that? I'd love you read about it. Was the motor rebuilt?
Had a Toyota solara with 375k before it rusted out
2001 toyota land cruiser 856000 kms and still like a rock
Million mile Tundra 🤷♂️
I had 454k on a Toyota truck. It was still running when I talked to the man that bought it. There is a man on RUclips with a 4Runner that had a half million on it. Toyota is just as reliable and I have seen more trouble with Honda around here at least, than what i have with Ford and especially Toyota.
💯 wow I got a 97 Camry pushing 400k and been beaten it’s whole life. Still ticking like a champ. Obviously Toyota. But Honda right there too
which engine?
, Old school.....
honda i way over toyota.... an 2021 toyota is still in 2008
@Vance Wankel HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH with what? the new supra?....or the toyota 86.....
@@MikeDunn 2.2
Scotty, you might be 67 but you have more energy than many guys half your age.
He's been well maintained and probably was manufactured in Japan
@@hxdcm 🗿
@@hxdcm 😂😂
@Peter Chin Agree. Just because one is middle age do not mean much. Because middle age can do things that a young lad cannot.
😂 A fine way to call you old without calling you old. 😂
I have the exact Crv model. Owned since 120k miles. And currently running without issues at 335k miles
The only way the civic dies is one of three ways. Crashed, stolen, or you had to buy anew because you were so tired of the same car.
Or it’s been beaten on by 5+ owners and every component besides interior starts to give out completely becoming a money pit.
or someone steals your catalytic converter and the cost for a new one cost more than the car
Or to embarrassing to drive cuz the paint is flaking off
@@android-ud2nf can’t be embarrassed when you don’t give a damn about other peoples opinions
@@MistahLogi true. I drive a 20 year old and i laugh when the guys complain about their payments.
Some cars age like fine wine🍷while some cars age like milk🥛 with a early expiration date. Lol😆
Toyota-Fine wine
Audi-Early expiration milk
@@cwbusrides lol😆..those things disintegrate into dust.
@@JuniorLexus6692 Melt like popsicles in hot weather
@@cwbusrides lol
Chunky stinky car
I personally know someone who drove a Honda Civic until it had over 900,000 miles.
Badass
Original engine? I'd be blown away if it was the original transmission. Almost seems impossible.
I have one with 350k.
@@timetowakeup6302 everything original bro, she took multiple trips to New York from Florida in that car. It was insane. Google the 2006 Honda that hit a million miles with the original engine. That isn’t her car but I had to look up if it’s possible for the original engine to go that far and apparently they can.
I know someone who blew the motor with only 36 thousand miles. The dealership screwed her. Just outside the warranty period. Had to buy a new one. Wondering if that motor was truly bad
I have no idea how anyone other than Honda and Toyota stay in business.
The way some companies are going they wont. Those and others survive by rescoping their product line, eg Nissan, Peugeot, Ford (descope), BMW, Stellantis, Chevy, Dodge, Jeep & GMC
Marketing
Most people have no idea what they are buying. Jeep Liberty? Sure, why not!
@@powernoodle1224 Jeep Compass... Sure!! Let's do it 👍
They make money the sleazy way. And those are the suckers that got more money than sense.
Scotty you’re much appreciated!
Agree Wesley!
I have a friend who has a Ford Thunderbird with over 500,000 miles on it! He's had no transmission issues, and no serious engine issues. He has taken care of oil changes, other fluid changes, etc. If the right car is taken care of, it will last, and there are numerous manufacturers who've made those cars! Honda is certainly one of them!
But how many old thunderbird you see, but you see more old CRV in the road still. That what we called reliable.
@@kromahj thunderbirds in general are rare not that many were sold
What year?
I had a 94 T-bird with @250k. Engine and tranny original. Everything else started falling apart. I junked it for $500. Wasn't worth putting a bunch of money into. Junk man drove onto flatbed.
@@soundmind192 crazy i had the same car 3.8L ford with 287k when i sold it
That's why I love Hondas for reliability, economy on gas and style. Honda for ever🚗👍
Yessir, I like Toyota but Honda’s got that little extra pep to them. Imagine if they brought back the prelude and s2000, integra too.
@@KJ-dv6pf O Boiii👍👍...and CRX🥳
I have prelude 1.8 84 model n I don't plan on parting with it anytime soon ..on 326k km now n I know of one on ,wait...600k km mileage n I heard it can even reach a million ,with proper care
I agreeee
@@KJ-dv6pf that reminds me I saw a 1981 honda prelude driving by the other day lol it was white and nice
I grew up with a 2011 C RV. The interior brings back so many memories! My mom gave to my brother where it's still running strong at about 92k miles. The ac also broke in the middle of the summer.
There was some guy in Louisiana who went a million miles in a Toyota Tundra, and Toyota bought him a new truck. Maybe Honda would do the same with this guy.
Probably not even if they did the new one wouldn't last nearly as long
Yes, I saw that on RUclips! And my Tundra Crewmax is on the way to the million miles Tundra club too 💪
Yes , that truck had as few drive-cycles as possible to do that. Someone filled it up got on a freeway and drove , rinse , repeat,
@@gaberansom7666 I would expect the new Tundra to at least last more than the old one has left in it after a million miles.
@@maranatha3333 yeah probably I was talking about the Honda
I’ve had 2 Accords and 2 CRVs with a similar engine, all over 130k, smooth as butter.
Repeating his message at least 3 times, he tells us what he's going to tell us, then he tells us, and then he tells us again - enabling his message to reach a much broader audience. Scotty hammers his point home so we don't miss it, and I thank him for that.
I thought maybe it was dementia
@@georgealley8272 Ha! That description fits Joe, not Scotty.
@@THEH2OMAN I can't argue that
Absolutely
repitition legitimizes. repitition legitimizes. repitition legitimizes
Scotty's right: Start with a well engineered car. Do your maintenance. Don't drive like a maniac. Don't trust normal car journalists. Do your maintenance!!! I drove multiple cars well past 300K miles, even a Civic on a single clutch that I sold for an obscene amount of money. Follow those mantras.
"Don't trust normal car journalist", ha I like that.
And after you've done your maintenance keep doing your maintenance. 😆 That's the key.
Correct
Another correct. My kid bought a used Toyota (marketed originally as a GM product made in Oakland). Cost $2000. He has put over 100,000 miles on it. My Toyota Avalon is 16 years old, runs like a champ. Everything is maintained. It has scratches on the outside and patched upholstery. One time I drove from Los Angeles to Jackson, Miss. Always within the speed limit on the interstate. I never passed a vehicle in that distance, not even an 18 wheeler. Don't drive like a maniac.
But I want to drive like a maniac.
Acura/Honda and Lexus/Toyota can’t go wrong.
Most reliable vehicles
@@jakejohnson9827 New or used?
& Hyundai
You know what else lasts over a million miles and still running fine? My grandpa's Land Cruiser.
International Warlord's favorite. Faster than many cars when shtf... , in Reverse. ;)
@@blogengeezer4507 You bet
That engine has that "tiny amount of valve clatter" because it has solid lifters. I have two of these vehicles, and they are great!
Scotty, You are a gift to the internet and by definition, everything that is good about this new age of information, a shining light. Thank you and blessings to you!
I have my 2000 CRV with 270k on it. Original motor and original tranny. Never been rebuilt. 💪🏾💪🏾
I have a 2000 CR-V as well. I guess mine is still "low" mileage with only 167k on it.
@@Sierra6491 It really is considered low mileage considering it's 21 years young! 😉👏🏽👏🏽
My 2006 Honda Accord has this engine and it’s at 225k miles now, hopefully is made it to 1 million mile!
I'm at 203k on my 2010
@@ONeal397 ye, these engine are bulletproof and the 5 speed auto in my 06 accord still shift smooth!
@@ruler6153 I have a V6
2001 Accord 4 cyl auto @ 198,000 and runs great. I absolutely love this car
I have a 2008 accord 80k miles, is there anything huge that you replaced and how does it run at 225k miles?
The Honda 2.4 is one of the best engines ever made,period.
@@captinbeyond fuel economy
@@captinbeyond Honda should have kept the 2.4 and put in an 8 speed automatic like Toyota did. I have a 19 Camry with the 2.5 engine 8 speed runs great and almost 40 mpg highway.
The K24 engines are the best.😎
@@captinbeyond it's all because of the EPA grabbing Honda by the throat to make more fuel efficient cars.
@@tennnis498 I could get 6.6l/100 from my 2007 2.4 Accord... There was no need to go smaller cc.
380K on my 06 Corolla. With original timing chain, wheel bearings and head gasket.
Replaced the transmission?
One of my 2007 Toyota Yaris has 285k and still going strong. I have another one for backup (which I don't really need) with only 112k miles.
If you change the transmission fluid it will last a long time. Still got my original everything at 400k miles
I have a 06 Element with 240k miles on it and still runs like a champ!
05 element here with 236k!
Drive it til it’s dead
Drive it till they steal your cat
I almost bought one back when I was in college. If I would have done that I’d probably still be driving it. Instead I was stupid and a friend talked me into a VW that had thousands of dollars worth of electrical problems and sold it sadly. And then I bought an Infiniti after that. Fun car but I didn’t learn. Now I’ve been driving a Subaru for the past 190,000 miles and it’s still going. Next car will be a Honda or Toyota for sure.
04 Element with 231k
92 Honda Accord- 688,000 freeway miles.. bullet proof engine, no mods, regular maintenance stuff on time..
I worked with a lady back in the nineties who had an 1985 Chevy s10 with standard transmission which she bought new..it had over 900 thousand kilometres on it when she gave it to her son..original motor and clutch…good luck getting a chev to do that today..lol
I just bought an 85 s-10 yesterday with 130,000. It drives like a dream!
My 2013 Scion Xb has 390412 miles on it and it still runs great! I wish i could post a screenshot of my fuel and milage records to prove it! 2.4 L gas engine, cvt trans, i love my Scion. I bought it 7/2017 with 58,000 miles (off lease. ) I put all the miles on it working as a courier. 😀😎
my 2001 Accord exl 4 cylinder just rolled 471,000 miles last month and was still shining and running like new ... until a Huge tree limb fell on it as i was driving home and it TOTALED IT !!!!!
I love getting notifications for his videos so informational
I’ve become a gear head because of Scotty, great info! I hope auto makers take note to improve their cars.
In ten minutes, Scotty has said so many important stuff, one cannot find for months over the tube. LEGEND💪🙏
Man Scotty your the best I learn so much from your videos I watch your videos for hours got rid of my Nissan Murano and got a Toyota C-HR
Got a CH-R myself, and wow what a comfy/ smooth riding car, not like feeling every bump in my scion iM lol.
@@johnl3230 fun fun FUN little drive
@@NotJustAnyStar You didn't totally follow Scotty's advice. For new model like CH-R wait for at least 3 years, 😂.
@@JesseMgala Meh it’s a Toyota, it will probably last forever if taken care of anyway. I have a 2008 Accord (first year of that generation) and it is sitting at 375k, still feels great and I’ve had no issues with it
The weakness in these CRVs is the suspension. Bone crushing as they age...
Get them replaced
Just changed control arms out in 2010
I have the same engine in my 05 accord coupe with 165k miles and runs, starts and shifts like new!
Damn. Low miles for your car
2014 Ford Focus 223000 miles running like a top
I own a 2008 Toyota Corolla i have currently 815K miles on it, still drive it all the time, original engine and still get over 30MPG. My Corolla has made me a Toyota man thru and thru.
Edit, i bought it brand new with 7 miles on it off the lot.
Love your videos I have 11000 miles on my Civic , just payed it off let’s see how many miles or years it last me 🙌🏽
I can vouch for Honda's small service engines. I am talking about small 4-stroke engines. They are unrivaled. When buying a piece of equipment, I gladly pay a few dollars extra to get a Honda engine. I have never been disappointed.
I had an EX 300 4-wheeler. 2003 maybe ? Anyways I beat the piss out of that thing and never used the clutch unless switching to reverse. Ran like a champ. Traded it for a car. Transmission went a week or so later
Got a 2007 CRV - 196k running strong! So far went through 2 ac compressors and suspension (shocks, springs, etc), and 1 battery about @2k in total in the last 4 years. No car payment and starts up every morning. I’m shootin for the 500k club! Thanks Scotty for the most energetic review I have seen in a while!
Hey Scotty, there is a white 2007 CRV named Lorraine who got to the million mile mark with only timely maintenance. The owner travels the state of Kentucky for his living. Just go to RUclips and watch Lorraine come up to million miles on her odometer. I have 140,xxx on my 2007 CRV. I plan to keep mine even after it hits the million mile mark.
My 2008 Tacoma is on the cusp of 300,000. Always tried to change the oil @ 3000 miles. Usually succeeded. It’s got a new exhaust.Alternator went once. One new clutch. Changed plugs less than I should have. And that’s it. It’s a tank. Frame rusted out and Toyota gave me a new frame. The only thing that I wish would break is the god awful seatbelt alarm! It’s still going strong, and I don’t even hear it anymore after 13 years😀
A couple of years ago I read about an Accord owner in Maine with 1,300,000 miles. I think other than routine maintenance he had the car painted. I think it was a '94 model but not sure. Honda gave him a new car. They got a lot of publicity and it was really a big deal as well as it should be and in Maine no less where winter can destroy any car. He did all his own maintenance. Gives me hope, my wife's '06 Accord has 160,000 and going strong. It's just a baby!
You adding amazing value to the society with your advices. Thank you.
Bought an 05 for 1000
Ran good, needed new suspension, shocks, struts, L axle and brakes
Just got the transmission fluid changed out and I have a good feeling it’ll double 170k
My Civic Si has a similar engine I’m at 150K hoping to be at 400K someday.
You just may get it. My 98 Accord is currently a little over 329k
change your oil every 3 to 4 thousand miles and k20 and m14 engine easy go over half million live I have on my accord.
what year is your Si? i had an ‘11 and it recently died but it made it to 300k miles!
@@cvega359cv agreed, I always change the oil in my 03 Camry every 4k miles with Mobile 1 Full Synthetic, it has 210k miles and I put about 50k miles a year on it, oil is cheap compared to another car !
My first car was a 1999 civic Si bought in 2002. It was heavily abused and didn't last 100k. Teenagers.
Second car was a 1998 4 cyl accord coupe with 140k bought for $4k in '05. Drove it to 270k and sold it for $1500, 5 years later.
Now I'm on a 05 ridgeline with 260k. It's comfortable, handles like a car, and I'm not looking for a replacement.
I have that same engine in my Honda element.
Im so glad i just bought an 07 crv 2 weeks ago absolutely mint body and interior 307 thousand miles but runs like new got it dirt cheap to
My Honda crv 2010 has been change with Full synthetic since day one 200000 miles and running strong
I actually own the exact same car! It’s on 190K miles and runs great! Glad to know I can push it to 400 at least!😂
Me too mine is a 2008 at 168000 miles runs great. Have to change rear differential fluid every 20000 miles. Replace steering ignition switch last year and drain and fill transmission fluid and change transmission filter it was rusted and changed coolant last month love it.
That's great! What year is your vehicle?
@@rafamustafa Mine is a 2008. I got it for $5000 in 2019 with 175K miles.
I was planning on driving it to 300K miles. Now I'm considering 400 and beyond! haha
@@ThomasJGuitar Mine is 2008 as well paid $6000 for it with 160000 miles in 8/19. I also have 2019 Accord Sport 1.5T manual and 2012 accord with the same 2.4 Vtec engine I bought that one for my girl. I'm a Honda Fan lol.
@@NO-END Heck yeah! I'm doubt I'll buy anything other than Honda/Acura. Sounds like you're set lol
I just bought one with 72k, I’m feeling so good right now
Yessir! 320,000 on my 2003 CRV so far with everything OEM ecxept the muffler and alternator! Cant wait until I break the 500s.
Wife's '09 CRV at 120k miles had its first engine light ever a couple weeks ago, P2646, an oil pressure / VTEC issue. All advice pointed to changing out the VTEC solenoid which I did (simple job but PITA to get to). The car was good for a day then set the same code again. Trouble is it goes into limp mode at 3k RPMs, gotta do something about it. Trying to figure out my next move.
Fortunately we have a driving school so there are other cars she can use, but we want to get this one usable again! Then one of these days when she gets a different car we'd like to turn this CRV into a training car for the school. It's been a great car and aside from MPG it would be an excellent training car.
Saw an old honda legend today, it was a highlight of today lol
They mean “Acura legend” but Acura is Honda
Scotty I had 2 one ton Chevy trucks that pulled trailer and tractor weighing around 10 to 12000 lbs around for over 10 years both had well over 400000 miles.
Yeah Chevy is underated
This is the video I wanted to see, quite tempted to get one of these some day, and that particular model too, so I can give my '93 Civic a little sister.
But maybe with a manual transmission.
What a classic and great intro rev up your engines...
Never gets old
I have 3 accords and a odyssey with combined mileage over 1,200,000 miles.
The exhaust temp should be on my list of things to check on a used car.
I had a 2009 CRV and man that was a great vehicle, looked nice and drove good. Will always remember that car.
good to know as usual Scotty only true information thank you from Romania.
7:24 Scotty’s way of “Vtec kicked in yo.”
Scotty is a one man university itself. So much I learn from him.
Love your channel. My sister just bought a CRV and is loving it. Just moved from Cali to Kentucky.
I had a 2007 Pontic Vibe ( Same as a Toyota Matrix) Gave it to my son in law in 2019 with 170K Miles . It now has about 185 K miles . Just had the oil changed and it is still running down the road no worries .
Loved the video. We have a 2005 CRV with 273K. It is running really well. One concern I have with this many miles is wether or not it is ok to take on a longer trip. It gets routine maintenance and there is no reason to think it would break down any time soon. Would love your thoughts on this.
If it sounds good and shifts good...why not...change all the fluids,oil change, tranny fluid, coolant, change the thermostat and coolant and serpentine belt. It's all maintenance
Honda USED TO make the best engines. These new 1.5 liter turbo engines are a disgrace
Agreed :/ but consumers in America wanted batter gas mileage 🤷🏼♂️ so that’s sadly what we got. Plus American politicians freak out about climate change
That new SI is a disgrace
Well at least you can still get Honda models with the standard 2.0 liter engines as well.
Not just Honda, about every new American vehicle is made like a pos now because of liberals stupidly strict regulations and restrictions of vehicle emissions.
That’s why I bought my 2020 Civic Sport Sedan with the 2.0 naturally aspirated port injected motor and manual transmission. That k20c2 motor is bulletproof, and doesn’t have the problems the direct injection turbo 1.5 motors have.
I have an ‘07 CR-V with 225k miles. Drives perfectly with minimal maintenance. Replaced the starter last year (was original), and recently had to replace the power steering rack, and alternator. As long as you keep fresh oil, it’s perfect.
Is it a 4 or 6 cylinder? Which 2.0 or 4.0 liters?
Thank you so much for your great information. What year is this CRV? What is the best year range for this type of CRV? I want one!
I have one of those. Best car i've owned to date. It just works. Nothing more or less. AWD is a nice feature to have. Only things to look out for is AC Compressor failure, door lock actuators will fail, (not a bad DIY job), do the valve adjustment at 100,000 miles and change ATF every 30,000 miles.
What's atf
@@kaelebh7987 automatic transmission fluid
Honda got it so right with the CR-V
True. Sadly its not practical for everyone
Except for that oil dilution on the ‘17-‘19 ones. Deal breaker.
Except, yuck it’s a crv
Good Tuesday afternoon to you Scotty hope you are doing well, I've always found if you have a car and you treated well it will treat you well in return! 🧰🙌👍🍺
2006 Chrysler Town & Country T.E. 3.8L V-6: Just crossed 296K miles!
Last year I had a misfiring cylinder. Instead of fancy repair work, I simply asked the mechanic to install 6 Bosch Platinum Plus plugs and new wires (I ordered through Rock Auto ;) ) ...and immediately it ran like it was new again! Hasn't misfired since, and the original power is nearly restored.
Keep changing that oil!
Looks like a K Series 2.4 “K24”. K Series are legendary.
yes it is but it's a K24a engine I think 🤔
@@venomking3602Right. Not implying RSX-S type legendary. 😂 Definitely built with economy in mind but, just a solid running engine.
I had a 2003 Buick Century that I bought new. After 15 years at 230,000 miles it got totalled in a rear end collision. I had no serious issues with it before then. I wonder how much longer it would have ran if it wasn't for the collision.
,, legend has it it's still running at the salvage yard
Buick's 3800 v6 engine best engine GM ever created very reliable
@@theshield1613 Even better than Honda and Toyota.
@@theshield1613 as much as I agree with you, my Century had a 3.1L V-6. I heard about intake gasket problems with the 3.1. Mine did not.
@@joeishere500 it probably is.
My 1st Car Was My Moms Black on Black Leather 89 Honda Accord LX-i My Dad Bought Her New Same Year & Day Before I Was Born. I Drove it from North Carolina to College UCLA in 2008. Drove back to NC in 2015, It currently has 781k now and I Drive it to Work Everyday! Original Motor & 5Spd Transmission, Original Paint No Fade Or Dents, No Rust, AC Still Works, Dealer Optioned Leather Seats has 0 Rips, Has Updated Nav Apple CarPlay Stereo, Also Has Dual Exhaust Off Of a Wrecked 02 S2000, K&N Intake, 20% Tint, LED Head & Taillights, 2004 Civic EX Wheels, Has Always Been Garage Kept and still gets Oil Changes Every 3k. I’ll Never get rid of this car!❤️
Scotty I put my 2008 Town and Country 650,335 miles with the same original Engine and transmission. Never had any issues with the Engine or transmission.
I have 2011 honda crv same engine regular change oil runs like a clock 🥰
I admire Scotty's force of will
455K is promising. Purposely bought a 1998 Honda Odyssey for the fam in Ohio in '13, now only have 230k. Has been excellent, just changed the original alternator and radiator, that's it. Put in a can of Seafoam every other oil change. I think the engine actually runs stronger and smoother than when I picked it up! Love this van and the four doors. That rust though...!!
Great Napkin Trick! Thank you!
Highest mileage car (showing on the odometer) I ever witness was a very well used and average looking Saturn LS 2001 model. It came in for an oil change (the usual Quaker State 5w30 bulk & fram filter) 693,000 + miles / ran just fine
I thought this would be a Toyota for how much Scotty loves them. Was shocked to see a CR-V going so strong. Hopefully it makes it to 1 million!
Lol my friend sequoia have 450 04 still running strong
@@jimlewis7200 so?
I had a 89 S-10 blazer with a 4.3L vortec that had over 450k miles and the guys still driving it. My current truck is a 2000 GMC Sierra 1500 with a 4.8L vortec that has over 390k miles and still going strong. Just had the alternator go out after 21yrs.
Thank you Scotty from queensland Australia 💯💯💯
I drive an 89 camry V6 with 175k on it. Probably the only car this old you can daily drive that has no problem keeping up modern traffic.
That sure is low mileage for a 32 year old car.
Best engine? '80s 22R or 22RE by Toyota.
That is insane! 800,000 KM! My CRV only has 145,000 KM (approx 90,000 miles)
Great video Scotty…. Well done. Fan from Canada!
The AC compressor broke down on my 2016 Ford F-150 after 2 years 😢. Fortunately, it was still covered under warranty. They also had to replace the condenser coil, probably the faulty compressor clogged it up. Hondas & Toyotas are famous for reliability 👍
I bought one of these last year with 200k. I paid 5k. It has 223k now and still runs fantastic, I'm planning on keeping it awhile! Love my CRV
@Justin Davis Agree. They are really good and reliable vehicles.
I have a 2008 I bought with 160000 in 2019. It has 200000 now, only changed transmission fluid brakes and ignition switch. The car was one owner. Please change the rear differential fluid original owner never changed and it was black I changed drove 1000 miles changed again it will make noise.
Them 2.4L four cylinders are excellent engines them and 1.8L are the best engines in my opinion. They truly are all in one type engines. 455,000 miles is an incredible amount. I don’t think it will hit a million miles. At least not without a new transmission and some internal engine work. Other components will go bad also, suspension and features etc. However, he definitely got his money’s worth.
You've always got great advice. Love your channel!
I drive for Uber in my 2007 Toyota Camry LE with 166K miles and twice I had customers telling me to turn the AC down because it was getting too cold. This is in a near 100 degree weather with dew points in the 70s. Love it.
Just needs a valve adjustment and she will be quite at new, great motors.
@Candace Apathe' ahh yeah phone doing its thing changing what ever I put lol people get the idea either way 👍
@Candace Apathe' things happen I've enough things going on in my life not to be that bothered so just worry about your own life not a mistake purely by accident lol 🤷♂️
Mine burned a valve at 235k...did a valve job...inside of cylinders were still awesome...towed it to the junkyard due to rust with 420 k..running like new!
1:23the guy walking his dog has been waiting his lifetime to sneak in the background of one of Scotty's video's. Hahaha, you can see him glance and look away real fast.
Hahahaha🐴🐴🐴
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Great job Scotty, your videos provide a wealth of knowledge!