The concept debuted at the 2011 Orange County International Auto Show here.
Honda is clearly taking an edgier design approach with the 2012 CR-V, saying its intent was to make it look more like an SUV. The concept gets beefy fender flares, a more aggressive-looking face and a lower front bumper. The CR-V Concept also gets large five-spoke machined alloy wheels and a more dramatic take on the CR-V's vertical taillights.
The 2012 Honda CR-V will also get a new interior with an eye toward improving space, the automaker said.
Honda did not release powertrain or pricing details on the 2012 CR-V. But the automaker said in a statement that the CR-V "will feature a more fuel-efficient engine and reduced body weight."
The 2012 Honda CR-V will go on sale in the U.S. by the end of the year.
Honda sold 16,572 CR-Vs in the U.S. in August, reflecting an 18 percent drop versus August 2010, according to company sales numbers released earlier this month. However, Honda has sold 141,431 CR-Vs here year-to-date, reflecting an 11 percent increase over the same period in 2010.
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