2015 Honda CR-V Touring Exterior Features Overview
The All New Honda CR-V Touring Edition
Here’s a quick overview of the new exterior features on the brand new trim level for the 2015 Honda CR-V, the Touring Edition. The 2015 CR-V Touring Edition is brand new for this model year and comes with a ton of brand new features alongside the rest of the 2015 Honda CR-Vs.
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The New Exterior of the 2015 Honda CR-V Touring
When you first take a look at the exterior of the you’ll notice a few key differences. Taking a look at the front end, you’ll notice some differences that make it stand out from the 2014 Honda CR-V. The new design for the front bumper and fog lights stand out from the small round fog lights that appeared on the 2014 model. The new fog lights have a rectangular design and are much larger on the bumper. The fog lights also feature LED running lights that distinguish the 2015 model from the 2014 model. LED running lights are also featured in the headlight assembly of the new model.
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Looking at the front end of the Touring edition, you’ll also notice the brushed steel skid plate underneath the front bumper. It adds both a functional value to the Honda CR-V as well as giving it a more aggressive look. If you come around to the rear on the CR-V, you’ll notice a matching brushed steel skid plate on the rear bumper, completing the look. Combine these with the stunning new 18″ rims on the Touring edition, and the Honda CR-V Touring has a whole new look.
There is also a change with the Honda emblem on the 2015 Honda CR-V. Instead of the classic exposed metal “H” that is standard on Honda’s lineup, the “H” is covered by a clear plastic coating. I personally like the look of it and once you notice it, does make the badge on the new Honda CR-V really stand out from the rest. But, there is a function in the new form. The emblem need to be coated because it now contains the Assisted Cruise Control radar sensor. The new Assisted Cruise Control is a new take on cruise control that enables the system to adapt to traffic around the car to slow down or speed up to the set limit. This uses the radar sensors all around the car and really does a good amount of work for the driver during the operation of cruise control.
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There’s your quick look at the exterior features on the new Touring trim level of the 2015 Honda CR-V. Next up, I’ll be posting about the interior and mechanical changes to come out on the new CR-V, stay tuned and let me know what you think in the comments below. Read about the 2015 Honda CR-V Touring’s mechanical and interior features in my follow-up blog.
5 comment(s) so far on 2015 Honda CR-V Touring Exterior Features Overview
For the last 25 years, I have only owned Toyotas.
I really like what I know about the Honda CR-V, but am curious if there are any plans to produce a Hybrid model in the next few years.
Thanks,
Ron
817-600-1054 (Cell)
Hi Ron,
According to Torque News the 2016 Honda CR-V will be offered in a clean diesel option, but there is no word on a hybrid going into production. The clean diesel is available in other countries, and is said to get up to 70 mpg!
I’ve had my new CR-V Touring for two weeks, and just love it. It’s hard to believe all of the safety features to this car. I wanted the hatch to open automatic and to have the GPS. I got up and above what I wanted. You need to advertise this SUV. It is wonderful.
The CR-V Touring is a terrific SUV! The added safety features on the Touring model helped the CR-V earn an IIHS Top Safety Pick +. The + designation comes from the Touring’s front crash prevention system. The Touring trim level models are hard to come by and sell fast! Enjoy yours!
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