T Mac
11-30-2006, 11:11 PM
Attention sport-ute shoppers, it's time for a new version of Honda's popular car-based CR-V to make its debut.
After a regulation (for Honda) five years in production and racking up an impressive sales record that extends to more than 160 countries, the automaker has seen fit to launch a reconstituted all-road, all-weather travelling companion.
Replacing the previous second-generation CR-V must have presented some challenges for Honda. After all, what wasn't to like about a vehicle with a roomy, comfortable cabin, versatile cargo space and an available on-demand four-wheel-drive system that makes the CR-V nearly unstoppable in all kinds of road and weather conditions.
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By MALCOMM GUNN, Wheelbase Communications
After a regulation (for Honda) five years in production and racking up an impressive sales record that extends to more than 160 countries, the automaker has seen fit to launch a reconstituted all-road, all-weather travelling companion.
Replacing the previous second-generation CR-V must have presented some challenges for Honda. After all, what wasn't to like about a vehicle with a roomy, comfortable cabin, versatile cargo space and an available on-demand four-wheel-drive system that makes the CR-V nearly unstoppable in all kinds of road and weather conditions.
Click here (http://www.southcoasttoday.com/daily/11-06/11-29-06/01auto.htm) to read the entire review on SouthCoastToday.com
By MALCOMM GUNN, Wheelbase Communications