Honda MDX

The Honda MDX also known as Acura MDX is a mid-size luxury crossover Sport Utility Vehicle produced by the Japanese automaker company Acura since the model year 2001. The MDX is the first crossover Sport Utility Vehicle to have a third row seating facility. It has reference to the Honda Pilot. The alpha numeric moniker stands for the "Multi-Dimentional luxury". It is built by Honda's Honda Manufacturing Ltd. of Canada. Honda MDX was introduced in the late 2000 as a 2001 year model, replacing the Isuzu Trooper based on the slow-selling U.S. made only body on frame SLX. In Japan, the MDX filled a gap when the Honda Horizon was discontinued in 1999. The Honda MDX went on sale in 2003 in Japan and Australia.

Honda CR-V

The Honda CR-V is a compact station wagon which is now a crossover, manufactured by the Japanese car making company Honda since 1995. The Honda CR-V is produced in both layout first one four wheel drive and second one front wheel drive with availability differentiating by market.The word CR-V from Honda CR-V stands for "Compact Recreational Vehicle" according to Honda UK, "Comfortable Runabout Vehicle" according to Honda Japan and "Civilian Recreational Vehicle" according to Honda USA. It could also mean "Crossover Recreation Vehicle". Japanese car maker Honda produces the CR-V for worldwide markets in Japan and the United Kingdom and from 2007, North American CR-Vs are produced in Ohio, USA.