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The 2009 Honda CR-V offers you something new to crave - a lot in fact. Honda has
a stellar reputation for manufacturing planet-loving vehicles that hold their
value better than any others. The CR-V by Honda combines sophisticated
technology, aerodynamic stylishness, powerful efficiency and raw driving fun to
create one of the most utility-based vehicles on the planet. MSRPs start at
$21,245, comparable to the Hyundai Santa Fe, and go up. There are 6 trim levels
available: the 2WD/4WD LX, 2WD/4WD EX and 2WD/4WD EL-X.
Honda says that their new CR-V for 2009 "looks delicious" with its sleek curves
and aerodynamic design standards. This crossover looks and feels comfortable in
all settings - whether you are in the backcountry camping or dining at a 5-star
restaurant in the middle of the city. Utility and convenience were also at the
forefront of the design team's minds. For instance, the liftgate is lightweight
and in a singular piece. It's made to accommodate simplistic loading - even in
the elements. Another cool feature for the CR-V is the powered fold-in side-view
mirrors, excellent for those tight parking spaces.
Entering into the 2009 CR-V is a snap with the low step-in height doors. Once
inside, you will be rewarded with unanticipated comfort levels and high-quality
materials. Spaciousness meets convenience and allows both the driver and
passengers to thoroughly enjoy both short and long journeys. Steering
wheel-mounted controls make various operations seem effortless and the entire
cabin has a high-tech look and feel to it. The Honda Satellite-linked
turn-by-turn navigation system is centrally located and features an oversized
screen that requires no eye squinting.
Above, you will find a one-touch powered moonroof that is almost as large as the
entire roof space. It opens big to allow all occupants to see the sky and
breathe loads of fresh air. When it's closed, the cabin is quiet and solid
feeling. External noises are reduced efficiently and the drag coefficient is
next to nothing. The 270-watt 7-speaker with subwoofer stereo system offers
plenty of ear-thumping pleasure as well. The dual beverage holders are large
enough to actually put your travel mug in with no danger of spilling and the
abundantly-spacious upper and lower glove boxes ensure that you have more than
adequate storage space for all of your necessities. In the rear, the dual-deck
cargo shelf compliments the 60/40 split seating to accommodate camping gear,
groceries, sports equipment and just about anything else you care to haul.
All trims come stock with a 2.3L 166hp 16-valve aluminum-alloy I4 engine with a
standard 5-speed automatic transmission mated to it. They act in conjunction to
crank out 161 lb-ft of torque at 4200 rpm. Honda has gone mad with the list of
standard safety features included. The NHTSA has awarded the 2009 CR-V with a
5-star rating, again. Fuel efficiency is impressive at 20/27mpg city/highway.
Overall, the 2009 Honda CR-V is another big hit. It's fun. It's stylish, modern,
hip and cool. It's convenient, safe and filled with utility value. It's the CR-V
and it wants you to crave it!The 2009 Honda CR-V offers you something new to
crave - a lot in fact. Honda has a stellar reputation for manufacturing
planet-loving vehicles that hold their value better than any others. The CR-V by
Honda combines sophisticated technology, aerodynamic stylishness, powerful
efficiency and raw driving fun to create one of the most utility-based vehicles
on the planet. MSRPs start at $21,245, comparable to the Hyundai Santa Fe, and
go up. There are 6 trim levels available: the 2WD/4WD LX, 2WD/4WD EX and 2WD/4WD
EL-X.
Honda says that their new CR-V for 2009 "looks delicious" with its sleek curves
and aerodynamic design standards. This crossover looks and feels comfortable in
all settings - whether you are in the backcountry camping or dining at a 5-star
restaurant in the middle of the city. Utility and convenience were also at the
forefront of the design team's minds. For instance, the liftgate is lightweight
and in a singular piece. It's made to accommodate simplistic loading - even in
the elements. Another cool feature for the CR-V is the powered fold-in side-view
mirrors, excellent for those tight parking spaces.
Entering into the 2009 CR-V is a snap with the low step-in height doors. Once
inside, you will be rewarded with unanticipated comfort levels and high-quality
materials. Spaciousness meets convenience and allows both the driver and
passengers to thoroughly enjoy both short and long journeys. Steering
wheel-mounted controls make various operations seem effortless and the entire
cabin has a high-tech look and feel to it. The Honda Satellite-linked
turn-by-turn navigation system is centrally located and features an oversized
screen that requires no eye squinting.
Above, you will find a one-touch powered moonroof that is almost as large as the
entire roof space. It opens big to allow all occupants to see the sky and
breathe loads of fresh air. When it's closed, the cabin is quiet and solid
feeling. External noises are reduced efficiently and the drag coefficient is
next to nothing. The 270-watt 7-speaker with subwoofer stereo system offers
plenty of ear-thumping pleasure as well. The dual beverage holders are large
enough to actually put your travel mug in with no danger of spilling and the
abundantly-spacious upper and lower glove boxes ensure that you have more than
adequate storage space for all of your necessities. In the rear, the dual-deck
cargo shelf compliments the 60/40 split seating to accommodate camping gear,
groceries, sports equipment and just about anything else you care to haul.
All trims come stock with a 2.3L 166hp 16-valve aluminum-alloy I4 engine with a
standard 5-speed automatic transmission mated to it. They act in conjunction to
crank out 161 lb-ft of torque at 4200 rpm. Honda has gone mad with the list of
standard safety features included. The NHTSA has awarded the 2009 CR-V with a
5-star rating, again. Fuel efficiency is impressive at 20/27mpg city/highway.
Overall, the 2009 Honda CR-V is another big hit. It's fun. It's stylish, modern,
hip and cool. It's convenient, safe and filled with utility value. It's the CR-V
and it wants you to crave it!The 2009 Honda CR-V offers you something new to
crave - a lot in fact. Honda has a stellar reputation for manufacturing
planet-loving vehicles that hold their value better than any others. The CR-V by
Honda combines sophisticated technology, aerodynamic stylishness, powerful
efficiency and raw driving fun to create one of the most utility-based vehicles
on the planet. MSRPs start at $21,245, comparable to the Hyundai Santa Fe, and
go up. There are 6 trim levels available: the 2WD/4WD LX, 2WD/4WD EX and 2WD/4WD
EL-X.
Honda says that their new CR-V for 2009 "looks delicious" with its sleek curves
and aerodynamic design standards. This crossover looks and feels comfortable in
all settings - whether you are in the backcountry camping or dining at a 5-star
restaurant in the middle of the city. Utility and convenience were also at the
forefront of the design team's minds. For instance, the liftgate is lightweight
and in a singular piece. It's made to accommodate simplistic loading - even in
the elements. Another cool feature for the CR-V is the powered fold-in side-view
mirrors, excellent for those tight parking spaces.
Entering into the 2009 CR-V is a snap with the low step-in height doors. Once
inside, you will be rewarded with unanticipated comfort levels and high-quality
materials. Spaciousness meets convenience and allows both the driver and
passengers to thoroughly enjoy both short and long journeys. Steering
wheel-mounted controls make various operations seem effortless and the entire
cabin has a high-tech look and feel to it. The Honda Satellite-linked
turn-by-turn navigation system is centrally located and features an oversized
screen that requires no eye squinting.
Above, you will find a one-touch powered moonroof that is almost as large as the
entire roof space. It opens big to allow all occupants to see the sky and
breathe loads of fresh air. When it's closed, the cabin is quiet and solid
feeling. External noises are reduced efficiently and the drag coefficient is
next to nothing. The 270-watt 7-speaker with subwoofer stereo system offers
plenty of ear-thumping pleasure as well. The dual beverage holders are large
enough to actually put your travel mug in with no danger of spilling and the
abundantly-spacious upper and lower glove boxes ensure that you have more than
adequate storage space for all of your necessities. In the rear, the dual-deck
cargo shelf compliments the 60/40 split seating to accommodate camping gear,
groceries, sports equipment and just about anything else you care to haul.
All trims come stock with a 2.3L 166hp 16-valve aluminum-alloy I4 engine with a
standard 5-speed automatic transmission mated to it. They act in conjunction to
crank out 161 lb-ft of torque at 4200 rpm. Honda has gone mad with the list of
standard safety features included. The NHTSA has awarded the 2009 CR-V with a
5-star rating, again. Fuel efficiency is impressive at 20/27mpg city/highway.
Overall, the 2009 Honda CR-V is another big hit. It's fun. It's stylish, modern,
hip and cool. It's convenient, safe and filled with utility value. It's the CR-V
and it wants you to crave it!The 2009 Honda CR-V offers you something new to
crave - a lot in fact. Honda has a stellar reputation for manufacturing
planet-loving vehicles that hold their value better than any others. The CR-V by
Honda combines sophisticated technology, aerodynamic stylishness, powerful
efficiency and raw driving fun to create one of the most utility-based vehicles
on the planet. MSRPs start at $21,245, comparable to the Hyundai Santa Fe, and
go up. There are 6 trim levels available: the 2WD/4WD LX, 2WD/4WD EX and 2WD/4WD
EL-X.
Honda says that their new CR-V for 2009 "looks delicious" with its sleek curves
and aerodynamic design standards. This crossover looks and feels comfortable in
all settings - whether you are in the backcountry camping or dining at a 5-star
restaurant in the middle of the city. Utility and convenience were also at the
forefront of the design team's minds. For instance, the liftgate is lightweight
and in a singular piece. It's made to accommodate simplistic loading - even in
the elements. Another cool feature for the CR-V is the powered fold-in side-view
mirrors, excellent for those tight parking spaces.
Entering into the 2009 CR-V is a snap with the low step-in height doors. Once
inside, you will be rewarded with unanticipated comfort levels and high-quality
materials. Spaciousness meets convenience and allows both the driver and
passengers to thoroughly enjoy both short and long journeys. Steering
wheel-mounted controls make various operations seem effortless and the entire
cabin has a high-tech look and feel to it. The Honda Satellite-linked
turn-by-turn navigation system is centrally located and features an oversized
screen that requires no eye squinting.
Above, you will find a one-touch powered moonroof that is almost as large as the
entire roof space. It opens big to allow all occupants to see the sky and
breathe loads of fresh air. When it's closed, the cabin is quiet and solid
feeling. External noises are reduced efficiently and the drag coefficient is
next to nothing. The 270-watt 7-speaker with subwoofer stereo system offers
plenty of ear-thumping pleasure as well. The dual beverage holders are large
enough to actually put your travel mug in with no danger of spilling and the
abundantly-spacious upper and lower glove boxes ensure that you have more than
adequate storage space for all of your necessities. In the rear, the dual-deck
cargo shelf compliments the 60/40 split seating to accommodate camping gear,
groceries, sports equipment and just about anything else you care to haul.
All trims come stock with a 2.3L 166hp 16-valve aluminum-alloy I4 engine with a
standard 5-speed automatic transmission mated to it. They act in conjunction to
crank out 161 lb-ft of torque at 4200 rpm. Honda has gone mad with the list of
standard safety features included. The NHTSA has awarded the 2009 CR-V with a
5-star rating, again. Fuel efficiency is impressive at 20/27mpg city/highway.
Overall, the 2009 Honda CR-V is another big hit. It's fun. It's stylish, modern,
hip and cool. It's convenient, safe and filled with utility value. It's the CR-V
and it wants you to crave it!
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