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Following five solid years on the market, the Honda Crosstour will officially be dropped from the automaker's lineup going into the 2016 model year. The change may come as a shock for Crosstour fans, but Honda deems it necessary in order to make room for new models in the lineup that are set to debut in the coming months. However, if you want to snag a new model before the Crosstour is officially gone, head over to Bell Honda today to take a look at our selection.

Become acquainted with some of the top improv troupes in the country by participating in this year's 14th Annual Phoenix Improv Festival! Held April 16-18 at Herberger Theater, this three-day event gives improv troupes from throughout the U.S. the chance to show off their comedic chops in front of a grand audience, including their peers. Only the very best troupes are chosen each year to take part in the festival, which is made up of three nights of improv performances.

The Honda CR-Z has been outfitted with a hybrid powertrain since it first premiered on the market in 2010, but due to the ever-changing demands of today's drivers, there's a chance the hybrid unit could be replaced with a turbocharged four-cylinder when the next-generation model debuts. Rumored to arrive in 2017/18, the all-new CR-Z could be a game changer for Honda if the engine swap speculations prove to be true.

The  2016 Honda Civic Type R European model wowed audiences when it was unveiled at this year's Geneva Motor Show with its fierce looks and 306-horsepower, 2.0L four-cylinder engine. At first sight, it's clear the hot hatch is not a car you’d want to dismiss on the track and its recent record-setting Nürburgring time proves it is indeed a showstopper.