Honda’s 2016 SUV/Crossovers Series Promises Choice and Affordability

The 2016 Honda HR-V comes in three trims:

• 2016 Honda HR-V LX: Starts at $19,215*
• 2016 Honda HR-V EX: Starts at $21,265*
• 2016 Honda HR-V EX-L Navi: Starts at $24,690*

The mid-level 2016 Honda CR-V offers four trims:

• 2016 Honda CR-V LX: Starts at $23,745*
• 2016 Honda CR-V SE: Starts at $24,545*
• 2016 Honda CR-V EX: Starts at $25,995*
• 2016 Honda CR-V EX-L: Starts at $28,445*

The upper-end 2016 Honda Pilot provides five trims:

• 2016 Honda Pilot LX: Starts at $30,145*
• 2016 Honda Pilot EX: Starts at $32,580*
• 2016 Honda Pilot EX-L: Starts at $36,055*
• 2016 Honda Pilot Touring: Starts at $41,170*
• 2016 Honda Pilot Elite: Starts at $46,570*

Dynamic Power

Casper, Glenrock, Worland, Riverton, Lander, and Douglas drivers might expect that, at such prices, the 2016 Honda SUVs and Crossovers might skimp a bit when it comes to power. But they’d be wrong; these are awesomely powerful vehicles, which offer a choice of two distinct engines. On the one hand, the 2016 Honda HR-V and 2016 Honda CR-V run on an In-Line 4-Cylinder Aluminum-Alloy engine that produces 141 hp and generates 127 lb-ft of torque. On the other, the 2016 Honda Pilot provides a V-6 Aluminum-Alloy engine capable of grinding out an incredible 280 hp and gathering 250 lb-ft of torque. Meanwhile, these new 2016 Hondas also come equipped with a range of technologies to make your drive more efficient and comfortable, including Eco-Assist systems, Hill Start Assist, and Direct Ignition Systems. (The Pilot adds Variable Cylinder Management, Active Control Engine Mount Systems, and Active Noise Cancellation this already impressive list.)

Enough Space for the Whole Family

Along with low prices and high power, the 2016 Honda SUVs and Crossovers also provide ample interior space for passengers and cargo alike:

• In the lower-level 2016 Honda HR-V and 2016 Honda CR-V models, there’s room for 5 passengers, as well as a generous amount of space for cargo. For example, the All-Wheel-Drive version of the 2016 Honda HR-V provides 23.3 cubic feet when its seats are placed up, but it gives you between 55 and 60 cubic feet when they are stowed away. And the 2016 Honda CR-V offers even more cargo room: when its rear seats are up, it provides 37.2 cubic feet, and 70.9 cubic feet when the rear seats are down.
• But even this abundance of space pales when compared to what you get with the 2016 Honda Pilot. Along with room for 8 passengers in most of its trims (the highest level trim only seats 7), the 2016 Honda Pilot gives Casper, Glenrock, Worland, Douglas, and Riverton drivers 16 cubic feet of room behind the 3^rd row seats alone, and 45 cubic feet behind the 2^nd row.

Accessories and Reliable Warranties

In addition to the exciting array of standard features you’ll get in each of these new Honda models, you will also be able to choose from a range of accessories, like roof racks, wheel upgrades, bike racks, back-up sensors, trailer hitches, and even an engine-start system which lets you start your vehicle remotely. Not only this, but Honda offers you ironclad protection for these purchases with its 3-Year/36,000-Mile Limited Warranty, which covers any accessory you choose to install before purchasing your new Honda SUV or Crossover.

Awards and Accolades

Finally, Casper, Glenrock, and Douglas drivers can rest assured that Honda is not just loved by us: rather, each of the new SUVs and Crossover has received recognition from major players in the auto industry. For example,

• With its impressive fuel economy—the vehicle can get 35 mpg** on the highway—the 2016 Honda HR-V was recently declared 2016 Green SUV of the Year^TM by the editors at Green Car Journal***.
• Not to be outdone, the 2016 Honda CR-V earned a 5-Star Safety Rating from a distinguished panel of experts at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration****.

The 2016 Honda HR-V:

The 2016 Honda HR-V combines engine power with a notable level of fuel efficiency (as noted above), making it the perfect car for drivers from Riverton, Lander, and Worland who want dynamic, eco-friendly performance.

The 2016 Honda CR-V:

The 2016 Honda CR-V eclipses the 2016 Honda HR-V when it comes to power—it produces more horsepower than the other model, for example—but it’s not quite as efficient as the HR-V. However, its range of safety devices makes up for what drivers lose in miles-per-gallon, making this an especially good choice for large families.

The 2016 Honda Pilot:

If the 2016 Honda HR-V is eco-friendly, and the2016 Honda CR-V offers unrivaled protection, the 2016 Honda Pilot gives you power. Not only does it offer far more horsepower, but it also provides a stunning towing capacity of 5,000 lbs. And it still gives you strong fuel efficiency, achieving 19 mpg** in the city and 27 mpg** on the highway.