It’s hard to believe that the Honda CR-V has been in the market for such a long time, and it’s taken the Japanese Manufacturer this long to realise that a seven seater version is a perfect addition to the line-up.<\/p>\n
Sure five and occasionally four seater\u00a0SUV’s are incredibly popular nowadays, but there is still a huge demand for a third row, and Honda is now capitalising\u00a0on that with 2018 Honda CR-V models.<\/p>\n
Entering its fifth generation, the CR-V grows to not only accommodate\u00a0the extra row of seats but to set itself apart from the baby HR-V SUV in Honda’s line up. With a release window of late 2017, rivals such as the Nissan X-Trail<\/a>, Kia Sorento<\/a> and others have some time to rake in the customers before the number one selling SUV in North America hits the market.<\/p>\n Inside, it’s said that the infotainment system will blast into the future with navigation, Bluetooth\u00a0and most notably\u00a0smartphone integration with the potential of Apple CarPlay.<\/p>\n As standard, drive is sent to the front wheels with the option of having all-wheel drive as a premium features. A six-speed manual\u00a0is the norm with a nine-speed automatic being available at a price. Engine specs aren’t entirely known although it’s said that 1.5 and 1.6-litre four cylinder motors could power the SUV with the possibility of a returning 2.0-litre motor equipped with the latest technology and a plug-in hybrid version.<\/p>\n Looking for a current-generation CR-V? Look no further as we’ve got new Honda CR-V<\/a> and used Honda CR-V for sale in Dubai<\/a>, Sharjah<\/a> and Abu Dhabi<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\t\t