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How to Use HomeLink in Your New Honda
You've snagged yourself a fantastic deal on a Honda model - a fun-loving Civic, commuter-friendly Accord Hybrid, tough-as-nails Ridgeline, or some other Honda. And just like you expected, it's very well equipped. You have Bluetooth, a rear-view camera, a sunroof, plenty of power features, and a bangin' sound system. But what are these little HomeLink buttons on the overhead console?
Read moreWhat is the Noise Under My Hood?
Fresh off the car lot or a couple decades old, your Honda will make noises at times that you don't recognize. It could be something normal, a simple irritation, or a sign of a major problem. But how do you know which noise needs attention and which ones are normal? To answer the question of 'what is that noise under my hood', we'll go over some of the usual suspects.
Read moreHow to Find the Honda Radio Code
You've just changed your Honda's battery and fire up the engine for the first time. It runs fine, but the interior is eerily silent. Then you notice on the radio four letters: CODE. You haven't seen that before, but it certainly has something to do with the radio not working. A quick owner's manual check reveals that it's a simple security thing, and it's nothing to worry about. All you need to do is enter your radio code. But you don't know how to find the Honda radio code... Alright, take a deep breath. You'll be back to cranking out your old-school Toni Braxton hits in no time. There are a few places you can find the radio code for your car.
Read moreIs it Safe to Put Your Feet on the Dash?
It's the middle of summer and you're driving the Overland Parkway. From the driver's seat, you see someone about to pass you on the left...and the first thing you see are a pair of bare feet. They're resting their heels on the dashboard, slouching comfortably on the passenger seat. It looks so relaxing, but isn't it dangerous? Obviously, we're talking about the front-seat passenger here. It's highly unlikely the driver could contort their body to put their feet on the dash. But it seems like a bad idea for the passenger to put their feet on the dashboard, no matter how comfy it is. Is it safe?
Read moreFor the Honda Pilot 2019 is a Good Year
A compact vehicle isn't always going to do the trick. It's especially true if you need room for more than five people or you're adventures lead you off the beaten path. You need an SUV with more interior space, more versatility, and better capability like the Honda Pilot. 2019 brings new design cues and even more features, giving you even more reasons to buy the Honda Pilot.
Read moreWhat Happens When I Call Honda Roadside Assistance?
There's a problem, and you need help. It could be a wide range of problems: your Honda CR-V has a flat tire, your Honda Civic suddenly stalled on the highway, you've run out of gas on your way to work, or something else. You know you need to call Honda Roadside Assistance, but what happens next? It's a comfort to knowHonda Roadside Assistanceis coming to help. All it takes is a phone call to 1-866-864-5211 and a dispatcher will walk you through the rest. But there are a few details that it's good to know in the event you have to call roadside assistance.
Read moreHow Do I Use CabinTalk?
The kids are rambunctious in the backseat. Timmy is pestering Evie - you can see it in the CabinWatch display! But you're having trouble getting their attention. The Honda Odyssey is incredibly spacious, and your voice gets lost before it has any impact on their little ears. What do you do? You send your voice back where there's no mistaking they can hear you with CabinTalk. But if you haven't used it before, you might be asking, how do I use CabinTalk in the first place?
Read moreGet Your Adventure On! The 2019 Honda Passport is Coming
You've seen the teasers and heard the rumors. Let's make it official. The new 2019 Honda Passport is coming soon to Jay Wolfe Honda! It's the latest model to be added to the Honda lineup, packed with awesome features and as reliable as any Honda.
Read moreHow to Use Easy Fold-Down Rear Seats on a Honda CR-V
You're at the mall and you found a large vase that you can't live without. Or maybe it's artwork from a local art show, or construction materials for a home renovation. Whatever it is, you know it's not going to fit in the back of your Honda CR-V the way it is. But wait a second, doesn't yourHonda CR-Vhave Easy Fold-Down Rear Seats?
Read moreHow to Check Your Tire Pressure
Routine checkups at Jay Wolfe Honda keep your vehicle working trouble-free. But whether you drive a
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