I got my 2003 Honda CR-V two years ago having just passed its 100,000-mile tune-up. The struts were an issue, but I've blamed that on the previous owner's negligence. It gets about 30 miles to the gallon, which you wouldn't think from its spacious interior. I've moved three times in college filling the interior of that car with all of my belongings, and my friends prefer to ride with me because of the roomy backseat. The back seats fold down easily, and the floor of the trunk area is made up of a small table that can be pulled out and unfolded. The only other mechanical issue I've had was with the battery, not unheard of for such an old car.

My Honda CRV is everything you'd expect out of the company: great engine, good design, and exceptional life. What I like most about it is the reliability knowing that it won't break down within a few years. I also like the fact that there are Honda dealerships everywhere, so I won't have to worry about maintenance when needed. What I dislike about it is the fact that it has a boring interior quality. The seats aren't very comfortable.