Honda Will Make a Big Announcement at the Geneva Motor Show on March 5

Feb. 15, 2013 - PRLog -- The team at Motor Werks Honda (http://www.motorwerkshonda.com/index.htm) is looking forward to the Geneva Auto Show, because Honda is set to unveil a number of exciting new products. Honda plans to take the covers off a new Civic Wagon concept that will closely match a production version and a diesel version of the famous CR-V sport utility vehicle. These will indicate a major statement in terms of the direction of the Honda brand around the world.

A major development is the announcement and display of a Civic wagon concept. A Civic wagon hasn’t been produced in years, and the new one will compete directly with vehicles like the Ford Focus hatchback and wagon, while offering more cargo space than those vehicles. The Civic wagon should continue to boast the sporty and exciting styling present in the 2013 Civic sedan and coupe. The new wagon will sport an aggressively sloping roofline, rear spoiler, twin center-mounted exhausts, and aggressive contours over the rear wheel wells. This model will continue the Civic tradition of wedding striking styling with plenty of functionality.

Another major development is that the Honda CR-V Crossover (http://www.motorwerkshonda.com/new-inventory/index.htm?mo...) will likely see a diesel version in 2014. Honda has indicated that the sport utility vehicle will get a 1.6L diesel engine, probably turbocharged, and an optional six-speed manual transmission. It’s expected that diesel CR-V will be available in Europe this fall.

Chances are slim that the United States will get either the diesel CR-V or the Civic wagon, but drivers who want to keep abreast of the latest news on these and other models should visit Motor Werks Honda.

Motor Werks Honda provides the latest Honda vehicles at 1475 S Barrington Road in Barrington, Illinois. In addition to new vehicles, Motor Werks Honda is also happy to carry pre-owned vehicles from a variety of automakers, as well as maintenance and repair services. Drivers who want to see what they have to offer should visit their dealership (http://www.motorwerkshonda.com/dealership/directions.htm).