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Honda's 2017 Super Bowl ad features celebrity yearbook photos

Oh, and a CR-V

Yes. Everyone had at least one awkward yearbook photo.

Honda Recall Affects 205,000 Vehicles

Affected models include the Honda CRV and Odyssey, as well as the Acura RDX

Honda is recalling nearly 205,000 minivans and SUVs in the U.S. and Canada.

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2012 CR-V proves that Honda and good looks don't need to be strangers

The fourth generation Honda CR-V has flown under the radar so far, but given that the hot-selling crossover hits dealers on December 15, the Los Angeles Auto Show is as good an opportunity as any for Honda to play show-and-tell. The 2012 CR-V receives all-new sheetmetal, and the result is a more refined look that should give Honda fans some hope for the future. The interior has also been great

Spy Shots
Production 2012 CR-V revealed by JDM Honda website

The North American-spec 2012 Honda CR-V won't officially debut until the Los Angeles Auto Show in just a couple of weeks, but thanks to the automaker's own Japanese website, we're now getting our first glimpse at the production version of the new crossover – at least the JDM version, which isn't expected to differ much. Honda previously teased us with a

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Next Honda CR-V to spawn compact pickup?

The Honda Ridgeline is dead! Long live the Honda Ridgeline!

2012 Honda CR-V prototype in crackup on PCH

It's an unfortunate reality of automotive transportation, but accidents are all too common. This one, however, appears to be anything but.

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2012 Honda CR-V previewed with new concept? [UPDATE]

With spy shots popping up on our radar at least twice in the past few months, we've been anticipating the arrival of a new Honda CR-V. And now the solitary image above has been circulating around these interwebs, reportedly giving

Honda: Light truck sales outpace industry rebound

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P.S.A. - Facelifted 2010 Honda CR-V coming Sept. 17

You're excused if you look at these images and see little more than the Honda CR-V that we already know and love. According to a corner of its home-market website, the Japanese automaker is debuting what it calls the "new CR-V" on September 17th, possibly at the Frankfurt Motor Show. Already a hot perennial seller, Honda is understandably cautious to mess too much with success, though calling this updating anything other than a mid-cycl

Honda to double North American production of the CR-V

Recently, Honda has had issues with keeping supply and demand in check with its newest products. Waiting lists for everything from the Civic Si to the Honda Fit have become bones of contention with consumers, and the recently redesigned Honda CR-V was among them earlier this year. Sales of Honda's cute 'ute have been on an upwards trajectory during 2007, with over 167,000 units sold thus far -- a 44-percent jump over the previous year. Analysts contend that buyers who used to flock to the Ford E