T Mac
03-07-2007, 07:16 PM
Honda has revamped its popular CR-V for the 2007 model year. Gone are the boxy lines and the barn door, replaced by a curvy crossover SUV with car-like dynamics, plenty of storage space, and some impressive onboard tech features. However, we do have some gripes: the integration of the audio system in navigation-equipped models is decidedly low-fi, and the single-engine choice might deter those looking for a bit more performance than the sedate 4-cylinder CR-V delivers.
By Kevin Massy
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By Kevin Massy
Click here (http://reviews.cnet.com/2007_Honda_CR_V_EX_L/4505-10868_7-32328653.html) to read the entire review from CNET