Highlights From The New Honda CR-V Crossover

So there’s a lot of news coming out about the new Honda CR-V Crossover, so here’s a quick, chunk-style news post all about the new model:

The 2010 model Honda CR-V will get ten spoke alloy wheels now standard instead of the seven spoke from before.  Bluetooth hands-free telephone link is now available if you get the navigation system, but also included are former options like automatic headlights and wider center armrests.  How much wider? A whole inch, say Honda officials.

The engine, meanwhile, now puts out a hundred and eighty horsepower, as opposed to the earlier hundred and sixty-six.  But not at the cost of fuel efficiency: it gets twenty eight miles per gallon highway (21 city) on front wheel drive models.  Real Time 4WD models lose a whole mile per gallon highway.

And just in case you’re interested in color choice, check out this monster list:

Opal Sage Metallic, Royal Blue Pearl, Taffeta White, Glacier Blue Metallic, Polished Metal Metallic, Alabaster Silver Metallic, Crystal Black Pearl, Tango Red Pearl and Urban Titanium Metallic.

That’s some color scheme, isn’t it?