Honda CR-V Origins
The Honda CR-V, introduced in 1995, was Honda's first in-house designed SUV. By offering car-like handling with SUV versatility, it set a new standard in the emerging crossover segment.
Remarkable Fuel Efficiency
The CR-V balances power and fuel efficiency, with some models averaging up to 28 mpg city and 34 mpg highway, rivaling some smaller, less versatile vehicles in fuel economy.
Safety as a Priority
Equipped with Honda Sensing Technology, the CR-V offers advanced safety features like collision mitigation braking and adaptive cruise control, making it a top pick for safety-conscious drivers.
Award-Winning Reputation
With accolades like Motor Trend's 2018 SUV of the Year and a five-star safety rating from the NHTSA, the CR-V's excellence is widely recognized.
Innovative Cargo Space
The CR-V showcases a low cargo floor and versatile, easy-fold rear seats, expanding cargo space to accommodate anything from groceries to bikes with ease.
Top Resale Value
Honda CR-Vs are known for retaining their value over time. This means that they are a smart investment, as they depreciate slower than many other vehicles in their class.
All-Wheel Drive Option
Available Real Time AWD with Intelligent Control System offers enhanced traction in adverse conditions, providing peace of mind and expanded capability for adventure seekers.
When was the Honda CR-V introduced?
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