Honda’s 2017 CR-V, Too Muscular?
Honda’s global best selling crossover will be fully redesigned but won’t veer from its role as a roomy, economical vehicle with a very wide appeal. It will grow slightly like all previous models did but not enough to accommodate a third row of seats. Styling will be all-new, with an edgier look.
Biggest engineering change underneath will probably be a 4-cylinder turbocharged engine. We believe the asking prices will not be higher.
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