T Mac
10-26-2006, 11:01 PM
Is It Good Enough to Remain Number One in Global Sales?
If you happen to own a compact sport utility vehicle, chances are good that its a Honda CR-V. Its the best selling compact SUV in the world, after all, with more than two and a half million sold since it debuted in 1995.
Despite being in its final year of production, the current 2006 CR-V continued to sell well right up until the changeover to the 2007 model. If you combine general increased interest in the crossover market segment, expected to grow by 15 percent this coming year, most of which is focused on compact SUVs, its no wonder Honda is so bullish about the new models potential for success, despite the heavy competition in the compact crossover market segment.
by Trevor Hofmann / American Auto Press
Click here (http://car-reviews.automobile.com/Honda/review/2007-honda-cr-v-road-test/2144/) to read the entire review from automobile.com
If you happen to own a compact sport utility vehicle, chances are good that its a Honda CR-V. Its the best selling compact SUV in the world, after all, with more than two and a half million sold since it debuted in 1995.
Despite being in its final year of production, the current 2006 CR-V continued to sell well right up until the changeover to the 2007 model. If you combine general increased interest in the crossover market segment, expected to grow by 15 percent this coming year, most of which is focused on compact SUVs, its no wonder Honda is so bullish about the new models potential for success, despite the heavy competition in the compact crossover market segment.
by Trevor Hofmann / American Auto Press
Click here (http://car-reviews.automobile.com/Honda/review/2007-honda-cr-v-road-test/2144/) to read the entire review from automobile.com