Honda to celebrate enthusiast community at SEMA

The Honda exhibit at the 2019 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) show will celebrate the company's 60^th anniversary in the U.S.A and Honda's longstanding commitment to the enthusiast community.

At centre stage is a pair of Honda CR-Vs - a refreshed gasoline variant and an all new hybrid - accessorised for outdoor enthusiasts.

Also alongside the adventure CR-Vs is a 2019 Honda Passport fresh from the American Rally Association circuit, a Honda Ridgeline pickup featuring Honda Factory Performance (HFP) concept accessories, and an accessorised Honda Talon 1000R.

The petrol-driven 2020 CR-V 'Dream' build was designed for the 'overlander' type - someone who wants to venture past the trailhead and explore the outdoors with a vehicle equipped with the gear to support self-reliant adventure travel.

Modifications to this CR-V for overlanding include a 3.8cm lift kit, side steps, front bumper, rear tire gate, and Plateau modular roof rack from Jsport U.S.A, 17-inch KMC off-road wheels with Nitto Ridge Grappler all-terrain tires, and a Roofnest Falcon clamshell-style rooftop tent. The cargo area has been upfitted with an organisation cabinet and a slide-out refrigerator.

The 2020 CR-V Hybrid 'Do' build was created by Jsport U.S.A with the 'weekend warrior' in mind - someone who needs a versatile vehicle that will transport him or her to the nearest trailhead, while retaining the everyday practicality that the CR-V provides.

Modifications include a 3.8cm lift kit, side steps, and roof basket from Jsport U.S.A, 17-inch KMC off-road wheels with Nitto Terra Grappler all-terrain tyres, and a Cannondale mountain bike mounted to the roof basket.