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[Title] => Honda beefs up 2005 CR-V
[Summary] => Just when we thought that Honda’s omnipresent CR-V has given its all, along comes the 2005 model that not only brings with it the usual litany of exterior upgrades, but also a new, more powerful engine to allow the compact SUV veteran to take the fight to its bigger-engined rivals like the 2.3-liter Ford Escape and Mazda Tribute, the 2.4-liter Mitsubishi Outlander and the 2.5-liter Nissan X-Trail.
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[Title] => CR-V takes over lead in commercial vehicles
[Summary] => Honda Cars Philippines has announced the CR-V’s official take-over in the commercial vehicle segment, topping the sales charts in the first quarter of 2003 with a total of 3,967 units sold.
The CR-V has now become the bestselling vehicle in the country. With the CR-V selling 1,803 units in March, Honda was given a boost to achieve the highest monthly sales record of 2,002 units since December 1997. This, according to Honda, proves the quality and value the CR-V holds to customers.
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The CR-V has now become the bestselling vehicle in the country. With the CR-V selling 1,803 units in March, Honda was given a boost to achieve the highest monthly sales record of 2,002 units since December 1997. This, according to Honda, proves the quality and value the CR-V holds to customers.
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