Should I keep my 2007 CR-V or sell?

I have a 2007 Honda CR-V diesel which I have owned from new. I love the car and drive about 12k miles a year.

I live in the country and do a fair bit of motorway driving and I have a large dog and three grandchildren so need something with room for all.

Should I keep the Honda for another year or so, or think about replacing it now and if so what would you recommend?

I can add about 10k cash to PX value and would prefer not to take out finance.

Asked on 11 July 2014 by JudeS

Answered by Honest John

If it's reliable, keep it. The CR-V 2.2iCTDI does not have a diesel particulate filter, so you won't have any trouble with that. And it's a lot better looking than the current CR-V.

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