Honda quietly expanded its CR-V transmission recall to cover 2023 and 2024 models. If you're shopping for a used CR-V on the Oregon Coast right now, there's one very specific thing you need to check before you hand over a dime.
Recalls & Safety2025-01-035 min read
Honda's CR-V Has a Transmission Problem. They'd Rather You Didn't Know.
Rockhound Auto Team
Warrenton, Oregon
Article Summary
Honda quietly expanded its CR-V transmission recall to cover 2023 and 2024 models. If you're shopping for a used CR-V on the Oregon Coast right now, there's one very specific thing you need to check before you hand over a dime.
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- Comprehensive guide to honda's cr-v has a transmission problem. they'd rather you didn't know.
- Expert insights from over 15 years of automotive industry experience
- Real-world examples and pricing data from the Pacific Northwest market
- Actionable strategies to save thousands on your next vehicle purchase
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This guide was written by the Rockhound Auto team, drawing on over 15 years of hands-on experience in the automotive industry across the Pacific Northwest. Our team includes licensed auto brokers, former dealership finance managers, and automotive journalists who have helped thousands of buyers navigate the car-buying process in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and beyond.
We specialize in helping buyers find the right vehicle at the right price — without the pressure tactics, hidden fees, or inflated markups that plague traditional dealerships. Whether you're shopping for a used truck in Bend, a family SUV in Seattle, or an EV in Portland, we provide honest, transparent guidance backed by real market data and wholesale pricing access.
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