On 17 Feb 2006 19:50:20 -0800, "Herpster1966" <tomboy83@yahoo.com>
wrote:

>I was talking to a woman last night. She was telling me that she heard
>that there is a large number of 2 year old CRV's at car lots, and her
>reasoning is that she believes that they fall apart in 2 years.

She's nuts.

> I told
>her there are probably alot of used two year old CRV's because alot of
>people that had leases traded them in.

Aren't most leases 36 months or longer? I would question whether
there is really a larger than expected number of two-year-old CRVs on
the lot. What statistics does she have to show this?

> Does anyone have any thoughts
>about CRV's as far as their quality? What she told me is the body
>integrity is poor, the seats are uncomfortable and the ride is harsh,
>but I have trouble believing this of a Honda.

Well, I have to admit that it has been a while since I checked out the
CRV, but a test drive should let you evaluate seat comfort and ride
for yourself.

> I have already owned 3
>hondas and had good luck with all of them for the most part. I am
>planning on getting a CRV in two years, probably a 4WD brand new lease.

CRV and RAV4 are at the top of this class. They compete pretty
fiercely so either one should be a good car.