What is the emission standard for the 2010 CR-V?
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The 2010 Honda CR-V's exhaust emission standard is China IV (National IV). Honda CR-V models after 2014 generally comply with the China V (National V) emission standard. CR-V advantages: Features a stylish and dynamic exterior design with smooth, rounded yet sporty lines; improved materials and craftsmanship, well-equipped, powerful performance, flexible handling, and relatively high cost performance. CR-V space: Overall spacious and comfortable driving and passenger space with no noticeable tightness in head or legroom; abundant and practical interior storage space; seats are well-padded and comfortable, with slightly adjustable rear seats for more practicality on long trips. CR-V handling: Comfortable and flexible handling, clear gear shifts, smooth transitions, providing a car-like driving experience; responsive throttle; good steering wheel feel but lacks precision in direction; wide tires offer excellent grip; solid chassis but with a relatively low ground clearance, resulting in poor off-road capability; overly soft suspension leads to subpar high-speed stability. CR-V performance: Equipped with retuned 2.0L and 2.4L engines. The 2.4L engine delivers robust power, quick acceleration, and easy overtaking; the 2.0L engine is weaker, with slower starts and acceleration.