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Honda Will Show Numerous Surprises at 2015 Goodwood Festival of Speed

2015 Goodwood Festival of Speed will be a special event for the UK audience. Why? Because they will see the full 2015 Honda lineup. With wonderful and fresh models Honda team is ready to amaze the audience at the show.

Definitely this time on display will be the latest Civic and CR-V models, that arrived in dealership in March. Furthermore, Civic Type R will be available in July, while the Jazz and the latest HR-V will be on sale in August. And Honda’s supercar, the NSX will also be on the show with a promise to arrive in UK at the end of next year.

And as always, the Goodwood festival will offer visitors the chance to get behind the wheel of the latest Civic and CR-V and take a ride up the famous hill.

Furthermore, Honda will be running a competition to get behind the wheel of the long-awaited Civic Type R. The model was recently launched and it offers 300 hp (220 kW) with a front-wheel-drive. So, it will be an interesting year for Honda at Goodwood festival.

As you know, the Goodwood Festival of Speed will run from Thursday 25th June to Sunday 28th of June. So, we will bring you even more news from the show and the attending brands. Stay with us!

Source: Honda

June 16, 2015

Honda’s “Never-Ending” CR-V YouTube Campaign is Simply Mesmerizing! [VIDEO]

Honda "The Endless Road’" Campaign Is there a better way to promote the newCR-V other than with an endless film? Obviously there isn’t, since Honda has just done this, which makes it the first company to create a ‘never-ending’ YouTube Film. This is part of an integrated campaign, called ‘The Endless Road’, which comes to advertise the latest CR-V. The campaign also aims at showing all new benefits of the model, starting with the expanded engine range and continuing to the improved equipment.

The endless video displays a vicious cycle, showing how Honda CR-V drives up a hill, chasing a spiraling road. And this never stops, literally. What is more fascinating however is that everything is personalized and happens in real time.

Another interesting fact that the company has revealed that since launch, this film will be always running, visually reflecting the time of day and weather of the particular location of the viewer. One can even click on other locations to see how it would change. And it does, but I won’t tell you more. Just try it.

The secret behind this commercial is that it uses a hypnotic visual illusion with the aim of demonstrating Honda’s constant pursuit for superiority. The video was filmed with the help of a one tenth scale model and a custom motion control rig. The latter was used to capture this mesmerizing illusion. Everything was shot by Nick Meek and led by “mcgarrybowen London creative agency.

You can view the film at HondaVideo YouTube channel, and also below, but you won’t get the same impression as at the interactive site. However, we also have added a ‘making-of’ video below, so you can fully enjoy the process.

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Video Source: YouTube

Source: Honda

April 9, 2015

See How Honda Have Updated the 2015 CR-V

A good start in 2015 for Honda CR-V! The car got some comprehensive updates that make it even more attractive. There is a new diesel engine and nine-speed automatic gearbox that aim to deliver great fuel economy. In addition, Honda has added a new technology, which is a world-first that comes to enhance occupant safety. There is an innovative app-driven connectivity system, which is now standard. And in terms of driving fun, the CR-V got reengineered. Of course, the designers did made some minor styling changes to the exterior.

First, the CR-V is offered with a more powerful diesel engine as well as an optional nine-speed automatic transmission. Furthermore, the new 160 PS 1.6-litre i-DTEC four-cylinder diesel engine will be available with four-wheel drive. The result: outstanding performance and low CO2 emissions.

The combination of both – new engine and nine-speed gearbox, will deliver exceptional fuel economy, which you can see in details below. Just to spoil it a bit: it is one of the best power-to-consumption ratio of any engine on sale today.

Honda Connect infotainment system is the second highlight in the list with updates. It will offer convenience and connectivity while on the road. Its key characteristics include DAB / FM / AM and internet radio, Bluetooth connectivity, internet browsing, satellite navigation and rear-view parking camera.

World-first active safety feature will also be a highlight in the facelifted CR-V. In fact, the car will premiere Honda’s new Intelligent Adaptive Cruise Control (i-ACC) system as part of company’s commitment to ‘Safety for Everyone’. The system predicts and automatically reacts to other vehicles that are ‘cutting-in’ to the vehicle’s lane.

i-ACC does this via the use of camera and a radar to sense the position of other vehicles on the road. Combined with the enhanced suspension and optimised NVH measures, the new CR-V will definitely deliver more refined yet dynamic drive.

2015 Honda CR-V Facelift will be distributed only in Europe and is scheduled to arrive in showrooms this Spring.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:

Engine

	1.6-litre (diesel)	1.6-litre (diesel)	2.0-litre i-VTEC (gasoline)
Type	4 valves per cylinder	4 valves per cylinder	4 valves per cylinder
Capacity	1597	1597	1997
Bore x stroke	76.0 x 88.0	76.0 x 88.0	81.0 x 96.9
Compression ratio	16.0	16.0	10.6
Power	160 PS at 4000 rpm	120 PS at 4000 rpm	155 PS at 6500 rpm
Torque	350 Nm at 2000 rpm	300 Nm at 2000 rpm	192 Nm at 4300 rpm

Transmission

Engine	1.6-litre i-DTEC
Automatic – speeds	9
Manual – speeds	6
Engine	1.6-litre i-DTEC
Manual – speeds	6
Engine	2.0-litre i-VTEC
Manual – speeds	6
Automatic – speeds	5

Suspension and damping

Front	MacPherson Strut
Rear	Re-Active Link Double Wishbone

Steering

Type	Rack and Pinion
Steering turns (lock to lock)	2.94
Turning circle (at wheels)	11.0 m
Turning circle (at body)	11.7 m (4WD) / 11.9 m (2WD)

Brakes

Front	Ventilated disc
Rear	Disc

Wheels and tyres

Wheel size	Tyres – Front	Tyres – Rear
x 17-inch	225	65R17
x 18-inch	225	60R18

Dimensions (mm)

Exterior	(mm)
Overall length	4,605
Overall width	2,096 (including door mirrors)
Overall height	1,685 (including antenna)
Wheelbase	2,630

Performance and fuel consumption

Engine	1.6-litre6-speed Manual 4WD	1.6-litre9-speed Automatic 4WD	1.6-litre6-speed Manual 2WD	2.0-litre6-speed Manual 2WD	2.0-litre6-speed Manual 4WD	2.0-litre5-speed Automatic 4WD
Maximum speed (km/h)	202	197	182	190	190	182
0-100 km/h (seconds)	9.6	10.0	11.2	10.2	10.2	12.3
Fuel consumption urban (l/100 km)	5.3 (17”)5.5 (18”)	5.6 (17”)6.0 (18”)	4.6 (17”)4.8 (18”)	8.9 (17”)9.3 (18”)	9.3 (17”)9.4 (18”)	10.0 (17”)10.1 (18”)
Fuel consumption extra urban (l/100 km)	4.7 (17”)4.7 (18”)	4.8 (17”)4.9 (18”)	4.2 (17”)4.4 (18”)	6.2 (17”)6.3 (18”)	6.3 (17”)6.5 (18”)	6.0 (17”)6.2 (18”)
Fuel consumption combined (l/100 km)	4.9 (17”)5.1 (18”)	5.1 (17”)5.3 (18”)	4.4 (17”)4.5 (18”)	7.2 (17”)7.4 (18”)	7.4 (17”)7.6 (18”)	7.5 (17”)7.7 (18”)
CO2 combined (g/km)	129 (17”)133 (18”)	134 (17”)139 (18”)	115 (17”)119 (18”)	168 (17”)173 (18”)	173 (17”)177 (18”)	175 (17”)179 (18”)

Source: Honda

January 20, 2015

2015 Honda CR-V Gets New Powertrain and New Technology

Bolder and sportier than ever, the new 2015 Honda CR-V comes with a refreshed style, enhanced engine line-up and new technologies all of which contribute to the remarkable road presence of the car.

Thanks to the new 1.6-litre i-DTEC four-cylinder diesel engine, from Honda’s Earth Dreams Technologyseries, the power of the four-wheel drive CR-V is boosted to 160 PS while the maximum torque is that of 350 Nm. There is a choice of two transmissions: a six-speed manual that produces a class-leading sub 130g/km of CO₂ emissions, or a new nine-speed automatic transmission. The latter emits less than 135 g/km of CO₂.

The two-wheel drive diesel CR-V is powered by the 120 PS 1.6 litre i-DTEC engine with emissions as low as 115 g/km. Nevertheless, the 2.0-litre i-VTEC petrol engine which develops 155 PS is still available.

Some of the most visible alterations are seen on the front due to the restyled headlamps flowing into the new grille. What is more, the appearance of the CR-V is further improved thanks to the new bumper and skid plate. The LED combination lamps at the rear have been reworked too and now provide the 2015 Honda CR-V with “a more fluid, three-dimensional appearance.”

In terms of technology, European buyers will take advantage of the first use of Honda Connect which represents the company‘s innovative new app-driven infotainment system. It includes: internet access, nine pre-installed apps – as well as access to the Honda App Center – optional Garmin satellite navigation, audio display, AM/FM/DAB and internet radio, phone interface and Bluetooth connectivity. Finally, it offers a rear-view parking camera with functional guidelines, as well as vehicle information like trip meter, fuel economy and journey time.

Source: Honda

December 29, 2014

2015 Honda CR-V Makes European Debut Tomorrow

Swindon-built 2015 Honda CR-V has new looks to show and it will do that at the Paris Motor Show, which starts tomorrow. The iconic for the brand SUV gets more powerful 1.6 litre i-DTEC diesel engine from the Earth Dreams Technology series, which generates 160 horsepower (118 kW) and 350 Nm (258 lb-ft). The unit will be mated with a nine-speed automatic transmission, thus delivering reduced emissions and improved fuel economy.

The refreshed model has brand new features such as the headlamps, front grille, fog lights, skid-plate and bumper. At the back of the car, the CR-V gets new LED combination lamps, a refreshed tailgate design and bumper.

Furthermore, the aforementioned engine will be hidden under the hood of the four-wheel drive model. This powertrain delivers outstanding performance and low CO2 emissions, and comes to substitute the previous 2.2 litre i-DTEC diesel.

When the unit is coupled with a six-speed manual transmission the CR-V emits below 130 g/km of CO2. Even more: when the engine is matched to the new nine-speed automatic transmission, the CO2 emissions of less than 135 g/km. This rating is up to 20% better than the previous generation.

The two-wheel drive diesel CR-V will be equipped with the well-known 120 hp (88 kW) PS 1.6 litre i-DTEC diesel engine, and when coupled with the manual transmission it will emit just 117 g/km of CO2.

The official reveal of the model will happen tomorrow, at Honda’s stand at the Paris Motor Show during a press conference.

Source: Honda

October 1, 2014

Honda Previews 2015 CR-V

2015 Honda CR-V is to receive new, more aggressive and bolder appearance through its significant enhancements. The SUV will go on sale on 1st of October, while the complete information about it will be available on 30th of September. The photo you see above is the official image which Honda has just released prior the full reveal.

Judging by it we see some new LEDs as well as sleeker, redesigned fog lamps with chrome surrounds on the front bumper. Other changes on the model feature mirrors with integrated turning signals and brand new alloy wheels.

Moreover, the updated small SUV also include triple chrome horizontal bars. This brings the CR-V’s front fascia in line with Honda’s latest models. The grille now comprises of a large black bar, while the aforementioned LED driving lights, are bridged by the chrome edges of the grille. It is visible that there has been some work done regarding the lower bumper, which now includes matte dark gray black cladding surrounding the lower section.

We also hope to see that there will be some changes made to the rear as well as to the interior. Honda hasn’t released any specification or technical data. Therefore, if there isn’t any changes to the engine range from the last year, this means that the future 2015 CR-V will be driven by 2.4L powerplant, producing 185 hp (136 kW) and 220 Nm (163 lb-ft). The power will be send to the wheels via five-speed automatic.

Source: Honda

September 23, 2014

Honda CR-V crowned as most reliable SUV

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Everyone wants to have a reliable car – after all you would want to have a car that is cheap to maintain and that will give you driving pleasure, taking you anywhere, instead of making you spend tons of cash and waste time in car repair shops. Well, the British Which? Car web site has made your choice a bit easier by naming the Honda CR-V the most reliable SUV for year 2014.

The model in particular that has earned this prize is the 4 x 4 Honda CR-V 2.2 i-VTEC model up to three years old. The car has zero reported breakdowns, average annual repair costs of just GBP 10 and an overall reliability score of 98.5% over a 12-month period.

Impressed? If yes, this is not everything – the Honda CR-V shines with 0.14 faults reported compared to 0.88 for the worst performing in its category and 0.11 days off the road with the worst performing recording an average of 1.09 days. The survey has covered 49 000 owners and some 58 000 cars over a twelve month period.

Leon Brannan, Head of Cars for Honda (UK) comments: “It’s fantastic to see Honda’s excellent reputation for reliability recognised yet again, particularly from a name as respected and trusted as Which?. It’s also really useful to get feedback from customers living with their Hondas day in, day out, as this gives us insight which we can use to continually maintain our high levels of service.”

The latest addition to the Honda CR-V line – the 1.6-liter i-DTEC vehicle – proves the quality, refinement, comfort and reliability of the brand. This car can cover up to 800 miles (1287 km) on a single tank of fuel and its CO2 emissions are just 119 g/km, which means that in the UK the CR-V 1.6 i-DTEC qualifies for zero road tax for the first year and a road tax that can be as low as GBP 30 thereafter.

Source: Honda UK

July 25, 2014

2014 Honda CR-V With Enhanced Equipment Goes On Sale

2014 Honda CR-V now comes to offer enhanced styling, excellent fuel efficiency and impressive list of standard convenience features. In addition, the new generation CR-V will provide its occupants with more comfort, smooth and quiet ride and innovative features.

As a matter of fact, the CR-V finished 2013 as the best-selling SUV in North America. The new line-up begins with the remarkably well-equipped CR-V LX with standard one-pull fold-flat rear seats, cruise control, Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink™, air conditioning, rearview camera, 160-watt 4-speaker audio system with Pandora® interface (with compatible smartphones), etc.

Furthermore, the CR-V EX which is the most popular trim, adds premium features such as power moonroof, upgraded 6-speaker audio system and 17-inch alloy wheels. On the top of this trim builds the EX-L, which adds leather-trimmed interior, a 328-watt 7-speaker audio system with XM® Radio3, Honda Satellite-Linked Navigation System4 with Voice Recognition™ and FM Traffic, or a DVD Rear Entertainment System5.

Real Time All-Wheel-Drive is available on all models. The new Honda SUV offers highly rigid unit-body which is specifically designed in order to contribute to higher fuel efficiency and vehicle safety. All CR-V models include an Expanded-View Driver’s Mirror that adds an additional 5.5 degrees of visibility at the outer edge of the mirror’s field of view.

The interior of the car offers plenty of space for 5 passengers interior, abundant storage, and a large center console. In addition, in the car is included the innovative Easy Fold-Down 60/40 Split Rear Seatback which now folds quicker and utilizes levers located near the tailgate opening.

Moreover, the 2014 CR-V also includes features such as standard full-color “intelligent” Multi-Information Display (i-MID), standard multi-angle rearview camera, optional navigation screen.

In terms of safety, the standard equipment comprises of VSA® electronic stability control system; ABS with Brake Assist; driver and front-passenger airbags; side-curtain airbags with roll-over sensor; front-side airbags with a passenger-side Occupant Position Detection System (OPDS); Advanced Compatibility Engineering™ (ACE™) body structure.

2014 Honda CR-V models will be powered by a 2.4-liter i-VTEC 4-cylinder engine which delivers 185 horsepower (136 kW) and 221 Nm (163 lb-ft.) of torque. The engine is matched to a standard five-speed automatic transmission. Real Time AWD with the Intelligent Control System further harnesses available traction in low-grip driving conditions.

The EPA fuel economy figures of the vehicle are estimated at 23/31/26 mpg city/highway/combined for the front-wheel-drive model and at 22/30/25 mpg city/highway/combined for the AWD model.

In addition, to this now the new model will offer better and more responsive chassis, thanks to its front MacPherson strut and rear multi-link fully independent suspension. In fact, the CR-V chassis is created to optimize the joy of driving, passenger comfort and confidence.

All CR-V models include Motion-Adaptive Electric Power Steering (EPS) that operates with the VSA and Electric Power Steering. The result is detection of the instability in slippery road conditions which in term automatically initiates steering-wheel inputs that prompts the driver to steer in the correct direction.

2014 Honda CR-V goes on sale today with prices starting at $22,945.2

2014 Honda CR-V Pricing and EPA Data
Model	Transmission	MSRP2	EPA MPG Ratings6 City/Hwy/Combined
CR-V LX (2WD)	5-Speed Automatic	$22,945	23/31/26
CR-V LX (AWD)	5-Speed Automatic	$24,195	22/30/25
CR-V EX (2WD)	5-Speed Automatic	$25,045	23/31/26
CR-V EX (AWD)	5-Speed Automatic	$26,295	22/30/25
CR-V EX-L (2WD)	5-Speed Automatic	$27,695	23/31/26
CR-V EX-L (AWD)	5-Speed Automatic	$28,945	22/30/25
CR-V EX-L w/ Rear Ent. Sys. (2WD)	5-Speed Automatic	$28,395	23/31/26
CR-V EX-L w/ Rear Ent. Sys. (4WD)	5-Speed Automatic	$29,645	22/30/25
CR-V EX-L w/ Navi (2WD)	5-Speed Automatic	$29,195	23/31/26
CR-V EX-L w/ Navi (AWD)	5-Speed Automatic	$30,445	22/30/25

Source: Honda

August 7, 2013

2013 Honda CR-V – 5 Stars in Euro NCAP Crash Test

EURO NCAP has published a video showing the new 2013 Honda CR-V earning a full 5 Starts rating. The system considers occupant protection, child protection, pedestrian protection and the availability of driver aids. Since the introduction of Euro NCAP‘s current rating scheme all Honda models tested have achieved 5 stars – Accord, Insight, Jazz, CR-Z and Civic.

The new CR-V’s top safety rating reflects Honda’s commitment to overall vehicle safety. Honda’s commitment to safety is embodied by the term ‘Safety for Everyone; safety for drivers, but also safety for passengers, pedestrians and occupants of all vehicles. Honda’s car-to-car crash test facility at the Tochigi R&D plant analyses impacts between models of different sizes and weights and develops solutions to mitigate injuries for both passengers and pedestrians.

2013 Honda CR-V will get Earth Dreams Technology 1.6 i-DTEC diesel engine. The CR-V 1.6 i-DTEC is available in 2WD with manual gearbox and will feature 300Nm of torque and 120HP with CO₂ emissions of only 119g/km to provide an exceptional balance of performance and economy.

This new derivative will go on sale in autumn 2013.

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Source: Honda

June 26, 2013

Third generation Honda CR-V Paramedic Response Unit

Honda CR-V Paramedic Response Unit will now help the UK’s emergency organizations. In their opinion it is the best vehicle for this purpose because of its outstanding practicality, versatility and interior space.

Furthermore, Honda‘s popular SUV has been also used by the Welsh Ambulance Service, which has ordered over 30 examples of the third-generation SUV in the last year. On the other hand, the Scottish Ambulance Service has taken delivery of more than 40 in the last 24 months.

Honda CR-V makes an outstanding “first response” vehicle for 999 services. It has car-like dynamics and advanced all-wheel drive system. This leads to the conclusion that it can access the most remote locations quickly, while the torque and fuel-efficient 2.2-litre i-DTEC diesel engine makes it quick under ‘blue light’ conditions and inexpensive to run.

Scottish Ambulance have introduced the CR-V as the base vehicle for all PRUs. This also means that the vehicle will deliver additional four wheel drive into the winter months.

Source: Honda

December 18, 2012

Every Drop Counts: Honda’s Second in a Series of Environmental Film Shorts [VIDEO]

Followed by the first video of environmental series of short films, the second footage named Every Drop Counts continues the purpose of Honda associates to fulfill the company’s vision for reducing Honda‘s environmental impact and creating a more sustainable business.

The new film highlights a project which aims to capture and utilize the energy present in water falling from rooftop cooling towers. In the video you can view the story of how a retired plant engineer’s sketch intrigues a team of associates who seek to generate their own energy with a simple but ingenious device.

The inspiration of Honda’s engineers was big enough so that it resulted in a unique small-scale hydro power generation system. The vehicle was created via spare parts and materials (almost entirelly) in the plant.

Then the specialists converted a simple AC motor for use as an alternator, which generated energy from water as it falls 35 feet to a sump. The results are amazing: the low-cost, low-maintenance system produces 50 000 kilowatt hours of electricity each year and offsets roughly 77 000 pounds of CO2 emissions from the consumption of grid-supplied electricity.

The Honda Environmental Short Film Series puts more light on the environmental innovations across Honda in North America. It puts more attention to the efforts the brand is making in order to create a more fuel-efficient and low emissions vehicles. In addition, it shows their efforts in reducing energy use, emissions and waste in all of the company’s operations.

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Video Source: YouTube

Source: Honda

October 30, 2012

2012 Honda CR-V Facelift [VIDEO]

2012-Honda-CR-V-Facelift-T The facelifted 2012 Honda CR-V is the fourth generation of the emblematic model, which has appeared for the first time in 1995. The facelift include modifications on every level of this Honda model.

First of all, the length and height of the car have been reduced by 5mm and 30mm respectively compared with the current model. However, the interior space of the SUV is not reduced.

The new CR-V has more aggressive and aerodynamic stance with deeper sculpting of the bodylines and a bolder nose section. The front bumper’s smooth, flowing lines are joined by a horizontal three-bar grille and deep-set headlights.

Furthermore, the CR-V’s signature vertical rear brake lights are now more three-dimensional style. In addition, the front LED daytime running lights and rear LED lights are other stylish enhancements.

This means that now the vehicle has sleeker proportions. Moreover, the rear seats fold flat, so the boot capacity of the CR-V has grown by 148 litres to 164 litres. This means that the boot of the CR-V can now accommodate two mountain bikes or four sets of golf clubs.

What about the interior of the Honda? Of course, there were made several important modifications.

For instance, the major controls have been further grouped according to their function. Here is the “driver interface zone” which is positioned behind the steering wheel as well as the “information interface zone” in the centre of the cabin.

The materials used of course are only high quality ones and have been carefully chosen for the European market. A lot of attention has been put on the details as well.

The interior enhancements include impressive range of equipment that has been added. It features 5 inch “intelligent” Multi-Information Display (i-MID), which controls the audio, telephone and navigation systems.

Next, the front seats incorporate the new whiplash mitigation system. These seats work in conjunction with the CRV’s Advanced Compatibility Engineering (ACETM) body structure.

The passengers’ seats on the other hand have transformed hip point. They have now been lowered by 38mm compared to the current model, resulting in a more comfortable seating position and increased headroom.

Here is also included for the first time a new design which allows the introduction of Easy Fold-Down 60/40 Split Rear Seats. They now can be folded flat in one movement. Hence, the CR-V can be transformed from a five-seater passenger car into a versatile load-lugger.

More importantly, the aerodynamics is another key area of the new CR-V design. The drag coefficient has been reduced by 6.5% compared with the current model and now benefits from performance, fuel consumption and exhaust emissions.

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Under the bonnet can be seen either a 2.0-litre i-VTEC petrol engine or a 2.2-litre i-DTEC diesel engine, both fitted as a standard with a six-speed manual gearbox.

The power and torque outputs of the i-DTEC engine remain at 150 hp (110 kW) and 350Nm (258 lb-ft) respectively. However, the CO2 emissions fall from 171g/km to 149g/km for the manual version and from 195g/km to 174g/km for models equipped with the five-speed automatic transmission.

On the other hand, the power output of the 2.0-litre i-VTEC engine has risen from 150 hp to 155 hp (114 kW), while the torque has been increased to 192Nm (142 lb-ft). Although there has been increase of the performance, the CO2 emissions have fallen here as well from 192g/km to 173g/km for the manual version, and from 195g/km to 175g/km for the automatic one.

At last, the new CR-V now includes upgrades to the car’s suspension, steering and four-wheel drive system. Here the next generation Motion Adaptive electric power steering system now combines maneuverability with increased feedback and response at higher velocity.

In addition, this sophisticated system includes Advanced Vehicle Stability Assist system, which detects instability in slippery road conditions and automatically initiates steering inputs that prompt the driver to steer in the correct direction.

A wide range of electronic systems are also included: Hill Start Assist, Hill Descent Control, Honda’s Advanced Driver Assist System, Lane Keeping Assist System, Adaptive Cruise Control, Collision Mitigation Braking System, and Emergency Stop System.

In short, the new improved model of 2012 Honda CR-V is now more confident, efficient and functional and successfully builds on the fame of its predecessors.

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Source: Honda

July 26, 2012

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