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According to Bloomberg, Honda has delayed the release of the next-generation CR-V as a result of supplier constriction brought on by the earthquake, tsunami and nuclear tragedies in Japan. The report says that the 2012 Honda CR-V will debut a month later than originally anticipated, though that model won't be the only vehicle in the Japanese automaker's stable impacted by the events. Bloomberg also notes that the recently unveiled 2012 Honda Civic will see limited production for the next few months, as well.
Honda also announced that it will begin production of the CR-V at the company's Alliston, Ontario manufacturing facility while continuing to build the vehicles in East Liberty, Ohio as well.
Like most Japanese automakers, Honda says that full-scale production won't resume until late 2011 as the rebuilding process continues. Toyota recently announced that the company's operations have been cut to 50 percent capacity and that it doesn't expect to see full production again until December at the earliest.
While its ugly as sin the fact is its what 5-6 years old and selling like hotcakes. I'd milk it 4-5 more years if it continues to sell that well. Its clear consumers like it as its gotten older.
Top selling SUV in US, mainly because it drives better than most of the SUVs in this class (most of the competing vehicles have crappier 4 bangers adding to the miserable econobox on stilts effect). A redesign can only boost sales.