Honda is not the only one showing off upgraded versions of its vehicles at the Tokyo Auto Salon next month. The company’s long-associated tuner, Mugen, will be exhibiting a few of the aesthetic accessories for the CR-V, Insight and N-VAN, which have just been introduced in the Japanese market.
All models get skirting on the front, sides and rear – the CR-V’s boxy two-tone bodykit was previewed on the CR-V Mugen Concept at the recent Kuala Lumpur International Motor Show (KLIMS). The SUV also gains a two-tone grille with Mugen badging, a prominent rear wing, door visors and 19-inch MDR alloy wheels that were not fitted to the local show car.
Meanwhile, the Insight receives a body-coloured grille garnish to mask off the large frontal aperture. Also fitted to the hybrid sedan are carbon fibre wing mirror caps and rear spoiler, along with fake carbon door handle guards, 18-inch MDA multi-spoke alloys and a sports exhaust system with twin pipes.
Lastly, the N-VAN kei car gets a black front spoiler with LED illumination, a black grille garnish and a rear diffuser-like bumper insert, plus Mugen side graphics and a curious motorsports-inspired number decal on the rear side windows. It too gets a sports exhaust, along with door visors and 12-inch MD 5 alloys.
Aside from these vehicles, Mugen will also introduce a refined, pre-production version of the Civic Type R Mugen RC 20 GT concept – presumably to polish off some of the rough edges of the supremely hideous original – as well as a Mugen Civic Type R Prototype.
GALLERY: Honda CR-V Mugen Concept at KLIMS 2018
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CX5 Kodo simple emotive design still nailed it.
Ugly big mouth not for everyone.
Those cars looked like a transportation to carry sampah into the dump
Most Proton cars are like that also, good to be a dumpster.
Cx5 aka crampy suv