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Honda CR.V
Honda’s 2012 lineup consists of two all-new models—the Civic and CR-V—and four enhanced models: the Fit, Insight, Pilot and Ridgeline. The Civic comes in sedan and coupe body styles, with the sporty Si leading the way for enthusiasts with its torquey 2.4-liter 4-cylinder that makes 201 bhp. There’s also the fuel-efficient version called the HF, as well as Hybrid and Natural Gas models. Under the hood of the base car is a re-engineered 1.8-liter inline-4, which now produces 140 bhp. The other all-new vehicle, the CR-V, is also dramatically improved, most notably its exterior styling. The country’s best-selling crossover SUV gets a full makeover with upgrades to improve style, functionality and fuel efficiency. The other cars in the Honda lineup remain largely unchanged until 2013 when we hope to see a high-power CR-Z.
Subaru XV
Many of the coming 2013 model-year cars are still shrouded in mystery, but a few secrets have already been revealed.
On the small end of the scale, minicar-maker Smart may extend its lineup with a 4-door model. In keeping with the 2-door ForTwo's naming convention, the upcoming 4-passenger hatchback will be called ForFour.
The XV is supposed to be a new type of car for Subaru, but is probably more accurately thought of as a
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