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We'll come perform your Honda CR-V's auto glass repair or windshield replacement at whatever location is most convenient for you, anywhere in Greater Phoenix!

Here are some common Valley cities we often visit for mobile auto glass services on Honda CR-V models:

Originally released in the mid 1990s, sales were moderate until production was moved to the United States and the CR-V became one of the mainstays in its class.

A relative newcomer to the Honda range, the CR-V did not make its debut until 1995, when its first generation model was released as a 1997 model. Initial interest in the CR-V in the United States was limited. It would be several years until the compact SUV really began to make its mark.

Perhaps a symptom of such low sales, or perhaps a contributing factor, the CR-V remained an import-only model until its third generation came along in 2007. After 12 years of availability on the American market, the first American-made CR-Vs rolled off the production line at East Liberty, Ohio.

Since then, the Honda CR-V has steadily climbed in popularity, surpassing 200,000 sales in 2007 and 300,000 in 2013. The last iteration - the fourth to be released under the Honda CR-V banner - was achieving around 350,000 sales per annum at its peak.

Newly refreshed, the CR-V is here to stay and adapting to the times with a new hybrid powertrain.

The fifth generation model was unveiled at the Detroit Motor Show in late 2016, only weeks after production had begun. As such, the vehicle was not launched until 2017 and sales figures are as yet unavailable.

However, the latest revamp has seen the Honda team doubling down on their commitments to the American market, branching out to another production site, this time in Greensburg, Indiana. Honda is also showing that they are serious about supporting responsible motoring; the Japanese manufacturers introduced a hybrid CR-V in 2017, unveiling the model at Auto Shanghai in April.

Admittedly, this is a little later than on other Honda models (the Accord has boasted two hybrid models within its ranks for over four years now). It is still a positive step from the automotive producers. The fifth generation of the CR-V looks to be very exciting indeed and the future is bright for one of the original compact SUVs.