If you can call them trucks, that is.
Some consumers still like their sport-utility vehicles that way.
But the RAV4 and CR-V are headed in a whole new direction. Where these two vehicles are going took on added importance last week. That's when Honda finally announced plans to bring the CR-V into the United States by the end of this year. The RAV4 has been available to American buyers since January. They're sophisticated new-age vehicles, aimed at families and the booming leisure market, rather than running through fields and tackling the undergrowth.