If you've been looking for a model that will be right for you and your family, you can be certain that the 2021 Honda Odyssey is one that is worth waiting for. This upcoming minivan is one that doesn't fall into the same trap that many others in the class do, instead it maintains an exciting design and a variety of advanced features that give the cabin everything it needs for any adventure or errand.
The future of commuting is coming up quickly, as more and more drivers consider the benefits and conveniences of opting for partial- or full-electric hybrid vehicles.
The newest line of Honda hybrid cars offers a fit for all varieties of lifestyles, budgets, and personal tastes. From the stunning new Honda Insight to the iconic Honda Accord Hybrid, there's something for all types of commuters.
Explore changes to new 2019 Honda hybrid cars, or contact us for more information.
The 2019 Honda Passport is an all-new, two-row midsize SUV that's due out soon next year. There's no official release date yet for this model, but we can expect to see the first arrivals coming out sometime early in 2019.
The Passport debuted at an auto show in Los Angeles last month in November. According to sources, the new design has already made it to production. While it may not Santa's elves doing that work, it's exciting that the 2019 Honda Passport was able to be green-lighted so quickly around the holidays.
The Honda Civic family of compact cars will continue to grow for 2019 in the Concord area. Sedan, coupe, and hatchback models for the tenth-generation Honda Civic will now all be available with a Sport trim.
For 2018 MY and earlier tenth-gen Honda Civic cars, this Sport trim was only available on Honda Civic hatchback models. The addition of this trim level to sedan and coupe body styles is new for 2019, and is sure to be a crowd-pleaser in California.
There's a lot to be excited about when it comes to the all-new 2019 Honda Insight.
This upcoming Honda hybrid sedan brings a new style and stunning design, smart new efficiency engineering, and daily-driving performance to fit just about any lifestyle. The team at Honda of Concord looks forward to getting our hands on the first set of models when they arrive in the Charlotte area--but, we have a few more months to wait.
The 2019 Honda Insight isn't due to arrive in North Carolina until the end of 2018, so we don't have a full list…
Since 1926, Kelley Blue Book (KBB) has been providing expert opinions, professional automotive reviews, and carefully considered car comparisons, making them one of the most trusted resources in the industry for shoppers and current drivers.
If you're looking around for your next compact sedan in the Concord area, you'll definitely be interested to see what KBB editors had to say in their recent comparison of the 2018 Honda Civic vs the 2018 Toyota Corolla*.
On June 20, Nationwide Children's Hospital and Honda announced a $1 million gift from the carmaker to establish the Honda Center for Gait Analysis and Mobility Enhancement. This center will be the first of its kind to offer not only comprehensive gait analysis, but also spine motion analysis, injury prevention and sports performance programs.
The center will also be a leader in prosthetic and wheelchair development, along with seeking out and promoting innovative methods…
Recently, The 2017 Honda Accord Hybrid and the 2017 Honda CR-V received honors from the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), as both vehicles earning praise for how they affect our environment.
Associates at the Honda Manufacturing of Indiana, LLC (HMIN) began production of the all-new 2017 Honda CR-V on February 15, marking the first SUV to be built at the facility since the plant opened production in 2008. The plant is now building Honda's two best-selling vehicles of 2016 – CR-V and Civic.
How do you most like to give back in your community? Do you donate money or goods, maybe helping out at a local craft bazaar or bake sale? Do you prefer to “get your hands dirty,” and help organize items for the local food shelf? Or do you write grants, knock on doors or stamp and mail out appeal letters? Whatever way you give back, nonprofits are lucky to have your help. But you’re lucky as well.
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