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The new fourth generation CR-V has gone on sale with a lower entry level price of €37,785 ex-works.

The all-new fourth generation CR-V has just gone on sale with a lower entry level price of €37,785 ex-works. It will no doubt build on the success of the previous generation models because it has been improved in terms of efficiency, quality, practicality, refinement, and it looks well, writes Padraic Deane.

Euro NCAP started 2012 with the release of the results on the new Honda Civic. It was awarded the maximum five star rating, to become one of Europe’s safest cars.

Here is the first view of the new Honda CR-V Concept, which gives a glimpse of their new styling direction. The all-new, fourth-generation CR-V is set to go on sale in Europe in just over a year, after it debuts in the United States at the end of this year.

Honda Jazz owners, once again, have voted they are the most satisfied supermini customers out there, topping the small car class for the fifth year in a row in the influential JD Power Customer Satisfaction Survey 2011.

Judges Car Sales is confident that its Honda range, which offers a new and exciting line-up of cars going into 2010, will deliver increased sales. Recent awards for Honda, including ones for the most reliable cars, the most reliable brand, and the safest range of cars, will also help sales in 2010. Honda Jazz has recently won the Continental Irish Car of the Year 2010, and Honda Accord was runner-up to Mercedes E-Class in the Irish Continental Luxury Car of the Year 2010. The introduction of two new hybrid cars and the welcome return of Civic type S three-door version all add up to what makes it a very promising year for the Honda brand.

The Honda Civic Type R is manufactured in England, but in a move that is nearly tantamount to selling sand to Arabs, it will be exported to Japan from next year. The acclaimed 3-door hot hatch, is to be shipped to Japan where it will go on sale during 2010.

Universal Honda introduces its first commercial vehicle into the Irish market with the launch of a CR-V commercial derivative at €26,595 excl. vat. (€32,000 incl vat).

Universal Honda introduces its first commercial vehicle into the Irish market with the launch of a CR-V commercial derivative at €26,595 excluding VAT (€32,000 including VAT). The new executive commercial CR-V ‘EX’ 2.2 iCTD is powered by Honda’s award-winning turbo diesel engine and is equipped with Honda’s real time four-wheel drive system. The unladen weight of this commercial version is 1,580kg and payload is 560kg.

Universal Honda introduces its first commercial vehicle into the Irish market with the launch of a CR-V commercial derivative at €26,595 excl. VAT (€32,000 incl VAT). The new executive commercial CR-V ‘EX’ 2.2 iCTD is powered by Honda’s award winning turbo diesel engine and is equipped with Honda’s real time four wheel drive system. The unladen weight of this commercial version is 1,580kg and payload is 560kg.