Want a Certified Pre-Owned Car? Choose Honda Certified

Let's face it - as much as you may want a new Honda, it's not always in the cards. But that doesn't mean you have to settle for a clunker either. You can get into the driver's seat of a great Honda car, truck, SUV or minivan at a reasonable price and without all the headaches of a used car. It's through Honda Certified, and it's your ticket to a certified pre-owned Honda that's almost as good as new.

Back To School: Ways to Save Money with Your Honda

The kids are heading back to the classrooms which means one thing: they've emptied your wallets. School supplies, field trips, after-school clubs, and sports teams are expensive. You need to find a few ways to rein in the costs so you can maintain some sort of life aside from your children. At Jay Wolfe Honda, we have you covered. We've come up with four ways you can save money with your Honda.

Why You Should Consider Honda Financing

Honda is always at the front of the pack in every vehicle segment. The Honda Civic is a diverse model, offering a sedan or coupe along with high-performance models like the Honda Civic SI and Type R. The Honda CR-V and Pilot are among the most versatile SUVs on the market. And to get one in your driveway, you should consider Honda financing.

How Does Your Honda Cooling System Work?

Engines generate a lot of heat. It's easy to see why - it's essentially a system of controlled explosions in each cylinder. WIthout a system to regulate the engine's temperature, irreversible damage would result in a very, very short time. That's why you Honda has a cooling system. Here's what your Honda cooling system is designed to do and how it's major parts work.

Do You Need a Down Payment to Finance a Honda?

The car ads are all over the television, newspapers, and online. The offers tell of low monthly payments but there's a disclaimer. It's with a down payment. It could be $1,995 down, $1,000 down, or even $2,500 or more as a down payment. But is it necessary when you're financing or leasing a Honda?

The 2017 Honda Civic Type R: Performance is Center Stage

One thing is certain when it comes to the 2017 Honda Civic Type R. The engineers at Honda spent a lot of time on its performance. That doesn't mean that everything else suffered - it didn't, not one little bit. But when you have a Honda Civic that has this much ability, both on the race track and off, and the Honda reliability and function hasn't been compromised at all, you've done something very right.

What Makes the 2018 Honda Odyssey Special? Hint: A Lot!!

The 2018 Honda Odyssey has finally arrived, and to much fanfare. There's a lot of great stuff that's been included in the redesign, from technology to safety and driver assist features. But what makes the 2018 Honda Odyssey truly special? Well, here are just a few things you'll love.

2017 Honda Fit is a Cool Customer

Don't take our word for it - Kelley Blue Book has named the 2017 Honda Fit one of the 10 Coolest Cars under $18,000. But if you are familiar with the Honda Fit at all, that should come as no surprise. It's an awesome, compact design, rich with features and equipment, and fun to drive as well. Here's the scoop on the Fit.

Help Your Credit with Your Credit Card

It's a tool many people use as an ongoing loan. Rewards programs, travel points, dividends at the end of the year - they're all ways that credit card providers employ to entice you to use your card even more. Why pay for it now when you could wait until the next month, or the one after that, all while paying just a little (or a lot of) interest?Credit cards get many a user into financial trouble, but it doesn't have to be that way. It can be a great way to build your credit, making it easier to service your car or buy your next Honda from Jay Wolfe Honda.

What's Going On With Your Honda's Air Conditioning?

It's heating up out there, and your Honda is a refuge. When the temperature climbs into unbearable territory, you hop in your Honda and crank the cold air. But over time, your air conditioning may not feel as cool as it used to. It takes a long time for the air to cool down, or it stinks, or it's just not pushing air out the vents anymore. Does that mean something is broken or needs repair? What's going on?It could be simple maintenance, or there may be an issue.