Honda CR-V EX

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The Honda CR-V now has 146 horsepower from a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine which still uses regular gasoline. The price as tested is $21,005. The new model has more power and performance and high seating position for only $220 more. It is noisy at highway speeds, with not-too-smooth four-wheel-drive engagement.

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The CR-V: Honda's first home-grown sport-utility

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Honda's $18,679 CR-V is a small sport utility vehicle that was designed to compete with other entry-level four-wheel vehicles such as the Suzuki Sidekick and the Toyota RAV4. Passenger comfort has been maximized. The ride is stable, and the engine is smooth and quiet.

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Honda CR-V

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The Honda CR-V is a compact sport-utility vehicle with little optional equipment but lots of standard features. Its styling is conservative, and its performance and handling are good. A base price of $19,695 makes it a good value.

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