www.crvownersclub.com. A 2017 equipped with the 1.5T engine hits first major repair at 300K miles. Any Honda engine that goes 300K miles before any serious failure needing repair = ACES in my book. TheDarkKnight and Wiley_11. These factors lead to quick wear and tear and multiply minor problems that influence the way this engine deals with mileage and years. We would say that the average lifespan of the CR-V 1.5L engine should be 120,000 to 130,000 miles until you get the first serious problem. Turbo ≠ higher rated gas. Use 87 and don’t waste money on anything else. Unless you have a tune 87 is fine. Nah. Honda says 87 is fine, you don’t need to put anything else in. I’ve run nothing but 87 in my EX-L and it’s been totally fine for the 17,000 miles it’s driven. Normally Honda/Car manufacturers will recommend. For most people the turbos probably don't affect as most people don't keep there cars long enough to have it die but i do. My buddy says that little 1.5L gas engines with a turbo will never last 300k-400k as it's a small motor with added stress from the turbo and naturally aspirated engine is the way to go for longevity and no repair bills. by jake1 » Mon Oct 31, 2016 11:10 pm. Hi, I'm new here and could use some help. I have a chance to buy a 2010 Ford Flex Limited with EcoBoost for a good price, but it has about 100,000 miles on it. I read on the Ford Flex wikipedia: "According to Ford, the turbochargers in the engine are designed to last 150,000 miles (240,000 km) or 10 years." The 2024 CR-V boasts a rugged design, with a long wheelbase and wide stance. Available features like roof rails and a hands-free access power tailgate give you the versatility to tackle all kinds of adventures, from crosstown to cross-country. Sport Touring Hybrid shown in Canyon River Blue Metallic. 2018 Honda Accord 2.0T Automatic Tested! The heart of the Accord line is powered by a turbocharged 1.5-liter four backed by a continuously variable automatic transmission (CVT). This is the Additionally, if you do keep up with the maintenance on your Honda Accord, then you can expect it to last at least 200,000 miles or more. In fact, there are some Honda Accord owners that have racked up over one million miles on their cars and those cars are most likely still going strong. Luckily, you really only keep up with the routine .

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