The 2012 Honda CR-V never really came to us that easily yet the final piece of the jigsaw is now ready for a public unveiling.
It is of course, the price you’ll have to pay for one of these new Japanese CUVs and there’s quite the surprise in store for future customers.
![2012 Honda CR-V](https://www.automotorblog.com/storage/2011/12/2012-Honda-CR-V-1.jpg)
The new surprise is actually a good one, as the new prices have barely grown and some have actually dropped when compared to the old model.
On average, the 2012 Honda CR-V pricing sees it grow by as little as $181 and the models that come with built in satellite navigation, there’s a $300 discount.
The pricing in question concerns the U.S. market and the LX, entry level model, starts at $22.295. For that sort of money you get a fairly large car with the usual suspects: air conditioning, power windows and locks.
![2012 Honda CR-V](https://www.automotorblog.com/storage/2011/12/2012-Honda-CR-V-2.jpg)
A couple of nice additions come in the form of an infotainment system which features Bluetooth connectivity and a rearview camera.
Meanwhile, in the top of the line EX-L stable, we find a starter set at $27.045. It features all the kit you get with the lesser brother plus a beefed up sound system, leather and heated front seats.
Power comes from a 2.4 liter four pot engine which develops 185 horsepower and 163 lb-ft of torque and, believe it or not, there’s still some costs left to consider.
![2012 Honda CR-V](https://www.automotorblog.com/storage/2011/12/2012-Honda-CR-V-3.jpg)
The most notable of which will be the 2012 Honda CR-V’s all wheel drive option and that costs 1.250 dollars. Also, you may want to consider that neither price includes the 810 USD destination charges.