The Honda FR-V will stop being manufactured in August
Diego G. Moreira
11 July 2009
1 min.
The Honda FR-V is one of those MPVs that never quite took off in the Spanish market. Like the Fiat Multipla, it has two rows of three seats, at the front and at the back. But the sales level in our country has been quite low.
Honda has announced that production will cease, at its Suzuka plant (Japan), of the FR-V at the end of next August. The FR-V has been on the market since 2004 and in Europe it will have no direct successor.
Its trim levels and engine range placed it as a premium MPV, but without a doubt, the innovation of two rows of three seats did not receive a very warm welcome. Honda is now left without any MPV in the market and the closest thing it has in its range would be the CR-V (keeping things in perspective, of course).
Source | Autoblog en español
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