2013 Honda CR-V 4 Cylinder 2.4 Automatic transmission
Specifications
| Year | 2013 |
| Mileage | 201,600 mi |
| Transmission | Auto |
| Fuel Type | Gas |
| Body Style | Suv |
| Condition | Excellent |
| Title Status | Clean |
Owner's Pitch
"One-owner 2013 Honda CR-V in excellent condition. Meticulously maintained with receipts for recent water pump, belts, and hoses. Features ice-cold A/C, newer tires, and brakes. Recently passed smog and ready for a new home. A rare find with documented history and preventive care, priced for an immediate sale."
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Description
Overview: This 2013 Honda CR-V features a 2.4L 4-cylinder engine and an automatic transmission. It has been cared for by a single adult owner and comes with two sets of keys and a clean title.
Maintenance and History: Recently passed smog check with extensive preventive maintenance completed, including the water pump, belts, and hoses. The seller has retained a significant folder of receipts for all repairs and services performed on schedule.
Condition and Features: The SUV is in excellent condition inside and out. It features very cold air conditioning, newer tires, and fresh brakes. It drives perfectly with no mechanical issues whatsoever.
Sale Details: The vehicle is being sold because a new car was purchased and this one is no longer being driven. This is a cash-only sale.
Market Highlights
- The Reliability Premium: In 2026, high-mileage Toyotas and Hondas remain the gold standard for budget-conscious buyers. A 2013 CR-V with 200,000 miles is often viewed as a safer investment than newer competitors due to its proven drivetrain longevity and simple mechanical design.
- Southern California Demand: In markets like Lake Forest and San Diego, compact SUVs are essentially the regional currency. The absence of rust in California-owned vehicles means that 200,000 miles on the chassis is far less concerning than it would be in the 'Rust Belt' or Northeast.
- Maintenance over Mileage: This specific vehicle benefits from the 'Single Owner' effect. Buyers prioritize documented preventive maintenance, such as water pump and cooling system refreshes, over the raw odometer reading, as these repairs address the primary failure points of aging vehicles.