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Honda CR-V
Brand Country
Japan
Class
J
Years of production
1995 - n.m.
Generations
6
Body type
SUV
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Honda took a risk in 1995 when it released the CR-V, an SUV at a time when they weren't widely favored. But their gamble paid off and the vehicle was soon a hit on the American market. Despite efforts from major car manufacturers to unseat its popularity with larger models like the Pilot, by 2022 this efficient compact SUV had become number one for sales - no small feat. Its success is due mainly to regular improvements coupled with its well-known dependability.
The 2022 CR-V model brought with it the sixth generation of this iconic Honda vehicle, showcasing a sharp front fascia that echoed other vehicles in the lineup like Accord, Civic and HR-V. Its headlights were fitted with standard LEDs while its grille featured black mesh adorned with chrome trims. The side profile was inspired by another famous Honda car - Ridgeline pickup - while at the back you can find reimagined vertical taillights that are extended onto tailgate for an edgy finish.
The interior of the CR-V is exceptionally spacious due to its increased wheelbase from its predecessor. Read more