Honda unveiled the new XR-V crossover in China yesterday (called the HR-V in the U.S.), and it simply looks a lot better than the American-spec version.
Automatic, the Smart Driving Assistant, wirelessly connects smartphones to your car’s computer, giving drivers detailed feedback on their commuting style.
The beautiful 4C may have temporarily satisfied the U.S. market’s appetite for an Alfa Romeo sports car, but, not to worry: there’s a new one on the way.
