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Along with the official presentation of the 2007 CR-V in the Japanese market, Honda tuning specialist Mugen unveiled it's versions of the mid-sized SUV. Mugen offers the CR-V to its clients with a series of aesthetic upgrades that include a full bodykit consisting of a redesigned grille, bumpers, alloys etc. You can also order the Mugen CR-V with a decorative top for the engine, dual exhaust pipes but unfortunately, no engine upgrade is available -for now, that is. Finally, the Mugen CR-V will be offered in six different colours.
- Honda Confirms Development Of Euro Mugen Civic Type R 240hp, Releases New Details
After weeks of media speculation that arose after the release of a teaser set of photos as well as a promotional video, Honda has finally confirmed the development of a highly-tuned Civic Type R 'MUGEN' concept prototype road car. The key word...
- Mugen Sports Up Honda's New Zest Minicar
Following the Japanese market introduction of the facelifted Honda Zest and the new Zest Spark the other day, Mugen released a new styling package for both versions of the kei-car. The aerodynamic kits include a front spoiler, a modified front grille,...
- Japanese Honda Accord Receives The Mugen Treatment
It's only been a day since Honda launched the new Accord in Japan but that was more than enough time for Mugen to release details on its new sport package for both the sedan and Tourer (station-wagon) wagon variants of the car. The Japanese tuning...
- 2008 Honda Civic Type R Sedan By Mugen
Practically a few hours after Honda introduced the 225Hp strong Civic Type R Sedan and Mugen released an upgraded version of the car! Mugen’s exterior mods include a new front apron, and grille, air-vents on the hood, a jumbo-sized rear wing, rear...
- Honda Crossroad Mugen
Well it didn’t long for those chaps at Mugen Power to release a few upgrade packs for Honda’s all-new Crossroad, did it. Unfortunately, our Japanese is rustier than a 70’s Rover so all our info comes from the pictures. From we where...
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Mugen Honda CR-V
Along with the official presentation of the 2007 CR-V in the Japanese market, Honda tuning specialist Mugen unveiled it's versions of the mid-sized SUV. Mugen offers the CR-V to its clients with a series of aesthetic upgrades that include a full bodykit consisting of a redesigned grille, bumpers, alloys etc. You can also order the Mugen CR-V with a decorative top for the engine, dual exhaust pipes but unfortunately, no engine upgrade is available -for now, that is. Finally, the Mugen CR-V will be offered in six different colours.
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- Honda Confirms Development Of Euro Mugen Civic Type R 240hp, Releases New Details
After weeks of media speculation that arose after the release of a teaser set of photos as well as a promotional video, Honda has finally confirmed the development of a highly-tuned Civic Type R 'MUGEN' concept prototype road car. The key word...
- Mugen Sports Up Honda's New Zest Minicar
Following the Japanese market introduction of the facelifted Honda Zest and the new Zest Spark the other day, Mugen released a new styling package for both versions of the kei-car. The aerodynamic kits include a front spoiler, a modified front grille,...
- Japanese Honda Accord Receives The Mugen Treatment
It's only been a day since Honda launched the new Accord in Japan but that was more than enough time for Mugen to release details on its new sport package for both the sedan and Tourer (station-wagon) wagon variants of the car. The Japanese tuning...
- 2008 Honda Civic Type R Sedan By Mugen
Practically a few hours after Honda introduced the 225Hp strong Civic Type R Sedan and Mugen released an upgraded version of the car! Mugen’s exterior mods include a new front apron, and grille, air-vents on the hood, a jumbo-sized rear wing, rear...
- Honda Crossroad Mugen
Well it didn’t long for those chaps at Mugen Power to release a few upgrade packs for Honda’s all-new Crossroad, did it. Unfortunately, our Japanese is rustier than a 70’s Rover so all our info comes from the pictures. From we where...