8.7
pretty bad- Typical Repair Cost:
- No data
- Average Mileage:
- 95,350 miles
- Total Complaints:
- 3 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (3 reports)
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My Redondo Red 2006 CRV is down right embarrassing. I've taken very good care of my vehicle so when it started oxidizing a couple of years ago I took it to a couple of reputable auto painters for an estimate on getting the hood repainted. They all said it was a Honda clear coat problem and I should contact them. I contacted the dealer I bought it from who took photos and sent them to some higher up.
I received a phone message (no letter) stating it was normal wear and tear and basically that's what I get for living in Arizona. Now all top surfaces look horrible and I'm stuck getting the whole vehicle painted. I had a dark green Toyota Tacoma for 11 years and with a good waxing it looked like new until the day I sold it. And it was in the same Arizona sun. Unless I'm OK with driving a trashy looking vehicle I'm stuck with a hefty paint job bill.
Even though I love how my CRV has stood up mechanically I won't buy another Honda because of the way I was treated.
- Beth B., Tucson, AZ, US
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Not only is the paint doing this on the tailgate, the hood and roof are looking very mottled (first stage) and will look just like the tailgate within the year. I am really upset that the paint is not holding up. I don't enjoy driving a trashy looking vehicle. That's exactly what it is starting to look like.
- Becky B., Joshua Tree, CA, US
The clear coat is peeling on a section of the driver's side front fender on top close to the hood boundary. This will significantly lower the value of the car should I wish to sell it or trade it in. As I am close to retirement and anticipating reducing our need for a car down to one vehicle, my wife's 2008 Honda CRV, this is more of an issue than normal.
- David R., Virginia Beach, VA, US