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Should I Lease or Finance my Honda?

Choosing a Honda was the easy decision. You're joining the ranks of Honda owners worldwide who not only love their vehicles but enjoy the most efficient and dependable cars on the road today. But now comes a more challenging decision:

A Wheel Alignment Is Good Maintenance

If you've been a driver for a little while, you're aware that roads everywhere have hazards. It could be the occasional out-of-control pothole as you're driving through city streets. It could be a hidden curb after a snowfall. Or, it might be just everyday driving that causes wear on your car. And over time, you might start to notice your car doesn't handle like it used to. A wheel alignment might be all you need, or at least part of it.

Valentine's Day Gift Ideas for the Honda Fan

There's a Honda lover in your life, and that special day of the year is never far away - Valentine's Day. It's an opportunity to profess your love once again in a special way. What could be better than getting them something near to their heart? Here are a handful of Valentine's Day gift ideas for the Honda fan.

Make Your Test Drive Count!

You've narrowed down your choices, and you're checking out a Honda right now. Maybe it's the best-selling Civic or the amazing Accord. It could be the family-sized Odyssey, the CR-V or the Pilot. But now that you have it narrowed down, it's time for the test drive.There's so much to discover in your potential purchase - how do you condense it all down to the test drive? Take these few pointers to make the most out of the test drive in your Honda of choice.

2017 Honda Ridgeline is the Truck of the Year

At this year's Detroit Auto Show, the announcements for Car of the Year, Truck of the Year, and Utility Vehicle of the Year were made. And in its first production year of its second generation, the 2017 Honda Ridgeline took top honors. That's right, folks. The 2017 Honda Ridgeline is the 2017 Truck of the Year!

Honda Accord a Car and Driver 10 Best Once Again!

It's championed the midsize car category for decades. The Honda Accord has won accolades from Kelley Blue Book, Top Safety Pick Plus from IIHS and a five-star crash rating from the NHTSA. In all of the Accord's achievements, none stands out quite as much as its place among the Car and Driver 10 Best Cars.The 2017 Accord, the latest offering from Honda, made the Car and Driver 10 Best list for the 31st time. It's the only vehicle to do so in history. That fact alone tells you that the Honda Accord simply must be a car to consider.

What Are the Signs of Brake Issues?

No matter what kind of vehicle you drive, how you drive it, or where you drive, your brakes will eventually wear out. That's what they are designed to do. They operate by squeezing soft metallic friction material - brake pads - against a hard metal surface - brake rotor. The friction causes your vehicle to slow down but also causes the brake pads to wear. That means over time, you're going to have brake issues.Do you know what to expect when your brakes are worn? Or is there some other condition happening that needs to be addressed?

You've Never Seen a Vehicle Like the 2017 Honda CR-V

Introducing the all-new 2017 Honda CR-V, the incredible redesign of an already amazing vehicle. Inside and out, the 2017 CR-V is a fresh take on function and fashion, an SUV that's sure to impress even the most discerning of car buyers.If you haven't heard about the CR-V yet, here are 5 awesome things that you'll want to make yours.

How Does Forward Collision Warning Work?

If you've looked at new Honda models, you've come across a list of features known as Honda Sensing. And if you're a curious kind of person, you might want to delve a little deeper into what exactly that includes. One of those features is Forward Collision Warning.

Are You a New Driver? Here's What You Should Look Out For

You've worked hard to earn your driver's license. You've put in countless hours of practice and study to prepare you for the experience of driving. And here you are, a licensed motorist set to take on the world. But don't forget that you're still a new driver.A driver's license in hand doesn't automatically make you a good driver. It takes years of driving experience to hone your skills. Armed with that bit of knowledge, you should expect that mistakes are going to happen as a new driver. Here are just a few examples.