Japanese carmaker Honda has released the very first images of their brand new CR-V, staying true to the popular design of the great towcar.
Last week we reported how the CR-V came third in a poll of the most reliable 4x4s on the market, but now Honda has unveiled a brand new version which is sure to tempt caravanners.
Honda fans had been expecting official pictures to be released in the summer but they didn’t materialise, only to suddenly appear on the company’s website this weekend.
Staying true to its original concept, Honda have packed in a load of new body features into the latest CR-V, Autocar revealed.
A three-bar horizontal grille shouts much louder than the current model’s, with slimline headlights now flanking both sides.
Honda also seem to have enrolled the CR-V in the local gym, with sculpted bodywork and more exaggerated side sills featured on the latest offering.
One thing not yet certain however is the engine configuration, though it’s a safe bet that it will be similar to the current CR-V, which has a choice of a 2.0-litre petrol or 2.2 litre diesel engine under its bonnet.
