Honda CR-V (2007 - )
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Introduction
When is a 4x4 not a 4x4?
Honda would like you to believe when it's the new CR-V.
And it puts up a very convincing argument.
The new, British-built CR-V 2.2 diesel chucks out 173g/km CO2, which is less than a lot of cars and means you can park it for £130 a year instead of £300 in Richmond council's new residents parking tax scheme. It takes up less road space than the average family estate car, yet it offers more room inside. It's safer for the occupants in a crash and even protects any pedestrians it may hit. So the mere fact that it offers part-time four-wheel drive to help get you out of a muddy field should not upset Ken Livingstone or Bamber Gascoigne in the slightest. You are definitely not an "idiot" for buying one. You can even have a rear window sticker to try to educate the green-envy brigade telling them "not all 4x4s are the same".
Like the RAV-4 which was really the first of this type of vehicle it's now in its third manifestation. And in fairness to the RAV-4, the basic 2.2 litre diesel version of that also emits just 173g/km CO2, so is just as friendly to the planet. The big change with the new CR-V is that Honda has made it more car-like to drive.


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Honda CR-V
Honda CR-V
Honda CR-V


