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2013 New Honda CR-V Video Transcript
-Looking at the first generation Honda CR-V, it's almost hard to believe this is the same model, but it is. The 2013 moves to some very sculpted flowing lines. It's a bit shorter and lower than last year, typical Honda cabin, but with some nice new technologies, Bluetooth handsfree and rear camera are standard now. Pandora integration and text message readout technology, but the former only with an iPhone and the later only with some Blackberry android phones for now. There is more usable cargo space in back, a little more power, and better MPG. Now, 23.31 for front wheel drive. Should remain a hot seller if recent Thai floods don't cramp the supply chain. It's due out December 15.
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