Alright to offer some professional advice from someone who works on these for a living. The front brakes are 95% or more worn, it's a little unclear but at best there is about 1mm of brake pad left and new I believe the pads come at about 11mm.
My CVT has original Trans at 269K miles, and still going strong. I do change the fluid every 30-40k miles.
I have a 2015 Honda Civic LX with almost 624000km. I remember hearing about the CVT discussions and I was worried but my car is still going. Newer CVT are much better than my model.
Honda's cvts are more reliable than their turbo engines and wayyyyy better than Nissan's cvt where no matter how much you baby the trans, it still has a decent chance to die early
The e-CVT is incredible. Gas mileage will be great too.
2004 1.4 Jazz. 225.000 kms approximately. It is OK but the idling is poor (having done a valve clearance and changed spark plugs and coils). Meh…..it is still holding so I’m hoping for 100.000 kms more
I drive a 2019 CRV and was thinking about a new battery, doing research man it seems like today's batteries don't last, I figured i got 6 yrs with a Honda so I stuck with their brand
The 2024 version has issues with the CV joints, and I’m unaware they were able to fix it prior to releasing the 2025s.
Turns out I did not tighten the bolts enough on the intake cam gear. A couple came very loose or out. Tore up the timing belt, the cam gear and valve cover.
My head gasket went at 65000 miles. All maintenance intervals was done. Synthetic oil. 1 driver. Gentle miles. After googling, this is/was a major problem with the 1.5.
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