T Mac
09-12-2006, 10:29 PM
The all-new Honda CR-V, that promises a driving experience
as good as a car can, improved equipment levels and Honda's latest advanced
safety technology, will debut at the Paris Auto Show on Sept. 28.
A lower centre of gravity, reduced by 35 millimetres; a wider stance, increased by 30 millimetres; and a number of changes to steering and suspension geometry has all helped to enhance the CR-V's handling
characteristics. Steering response is faster and feels more direct while directional stability and all-round agility also benefit from further development to the car's chassis.
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as good as a car can, improved equipment levels and Honda's latest advanced
safety technology, will debut at the Paris Auto Show on Sept. 28.
A lower centre of gravity, reduced by 35 millimetres; a wider stance, increased by 30 millimetres; and a number of changes to steering and suspension geometry has all helped to enhance the CR-V's handling
characteristics. Steering response is faster and feels more direct while directional stability and all-round agility also benefit from further development to the car's chassis.
Click here (http://www.mykawartha.com/ka/article/4248) to read the entire story on MyKawartha