What does CRV stand for?

Asked by Guru9DFF9 Jun 05, 2017 at 11:16 AM about the Honda CR-V

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GuruT64W6 answered 5 years ago

Officially per Honda as I am an Employee CRV does not stand for anything. It is not and abbreviation or acronym. Honda Makes an HRV as well and once made the CRX neither stand for anything.

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Scuba Steve answered 3 years ago

Honda actually did state that it stands for 'comfortable runabout vehicle'... Pretty dumb lol. Btw Crx does stand for something. It stands for 'Civic Renaissance model X' (experimental)

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Guru943RHB answered 3 years ago

Honda Japan handbook states it is Comforable Runaround Vehicle

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