2015 Honda CR-V Named SUV of the Year

The 2015 Honda CR-V was recently named Motor Trend Magazine's "SUV of the Year!" So what sets the CR-V apart from other leading SUVs? Here's just a few reasons to think about:

Efficiency

• The 2015 CR-V delivers an amazing 34MPG on the highway! 
• Eco Assist helps your CR-V automatically configure its engine and other energy-consuming systems to operate more efficiently.
• The CR-V has upgraded its engine to enhance power and efficiency. 

Safety

• Take the fear out of backing up in an SUV because a multi-angle camera comes standard in the 2015 CR-V!
• Collision Mitigation Braking System. Helps you avoid collisions you don't even see.
• Lane Departure Warning helps you stay awake and on a safe path.

Extras

• Real time AWD with Intelligent Control System
• Hill Star Assist 
• Continuously Variable Transmission
• Push Button Start
• HondaLink
• BlueTooth
• Navigation
• i-MID
• And more! 

Take a look at our 2015 Honda CR-V inventory today, and then head down to your local Larry H. Miller Dealership to take a test drive to find out for yourself why its the SUV of the Year. 

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Halloween Driving Safety Tips

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Halloween is just around the corner and that means lots of little ghouls and goblins will be rushing around the neighborhood to knock on doors and score candy. Add in the fact that it will be nighttime, and many of these kids will be dressed in dark clothing, and suddenly we've got some red flags to think about. Help keep everyone safe by review these Halloween driving safety tips this week!

• Drive slowly! We know it sounds obvious, but if a child decides to dart out from behind a parked car, you'll have little time to stop.
• Keep your eyes peeled! Some costumes can be dark or blend in. Be sure to keep your eyes forward to identify any pedestrians.
• No phones! You shouldn't be texting and driving anyway, but play it extra safe and just leave your phone in your pocket until you're parked. This will help avoid distractions.
• Turn on your lights! Even if it isn't quite dark yet, turning on your headlights will help trick or treaters see you coming.

For your kids:

• Make sure they're visible. Anything you can add to your child's costume to make them stand out for drivers will help keep them safe. Consider reflective tape or clothing, flashlights, and lighter colors. 
• Teach them how to be safe. Sometimes it doesn't hurt to go over the basics... Look both ways before crossing the street, stay in groups, cross at crosswalks, walk, don't run, etc. 
• Be with them. If you kids are younger, be sure to walk with them to ensure their safety.

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