Automotive The Racket

Having car today is not a luxury but a necessity that does not mean that there are brands that combine to perfection the binomial. Honda is one of them.

On Tuesday, November 29th was the day that the new model of this important Japanese brand presented its latest model, the Honda CR-V 12 , a truck aerodynamics, sports and the best technology that makes the management more exciting and personal.

The qualities of the CR-V were shown in an impressive “performance” and then are presented.

The event took place in the presence of various media and had a unique presentation chaired byLeonardo de Lozanne and Ana Serradilla .

In voice Osiel Pinal of Honda Mexico “is a truck fourth generation which is distinguished by its strong aerodynamic and sporty. “

Like all of you wonder what their characteristics are highlighted, because here we present you:

Honda CR-V12

Features:

• Display i-MD Reverse Camera 
System • Navi (route navigation) 
• Geolocation screen TouchScreen 6.1 “and DVD
• Button ECON system or Eco Assist (optimization of fuel, ecological management) 
• HandsFreeLink (hands-free phone c / Bluetooth) 
• Audio System 
• Front seats and dashboard 
• Rear seats folded (down to increase trunk)

Beyond what you see now with the car batteries as environmentally friendly alternative, the version of Honda Civic driven by natural gas was named as the ” Green Car of the Year “in a crowded ceremony at the Motor Show in Los Angeles.

The Civic was one of five finalists for the award. The other four cars were the new Ford Focus Electric, the Mitsubishi i-MiEV , the Toyota Prius v 2012, which is a larger version of the best selling hybrid car in the world, and the Volkswagen Passat TDI 2012.

While other manufacturers have expressed interest in the relatively clean fuel, now Honda has been the only vehicle manufacturer that has managed to develop cars compatible with natural gas. Read the rest of this entry →

By the time of the earthquake in Japan, Honda had launched its new model Brio, specially designed for use as transportation from city to emerging markets as a rival for the Hyundai i10 and the Suzuki Alto.

The five-door hatchback was first seen as a concept at the auto show in New Delhi in January 2010 and was shown in his model of mass production in Thailand last November. Honda has confirmed that the Brio will be equipped with 1.2-liter gasoline engine i-VTEC (as used in the model Jazz) capable of generating 90 hp.

The engine of this new car complies with EuroIV despite 8DE present time) only a gasoline engine, this yields a not inconsiderable 4.17 liters per 100 km.

As usual with Japanese-efficient vehicles, an emerging market (Thailand) will officially open the sales of this car will cost about 10,000 Euros. It is expected that only in Southeast Asia, Honda sold more than 50,000 units per year, and given the technical and logistical constraints being experienced by Honda at the moment, it is expected to prepare a version adapted to the European market in the next couple years.