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Say Goodbye To The Old Passport

Newer drivers might not remember the old Honda Passport. It was an important model in the company's history, being the first SUV that Honda made. It was in production from 1994 through 2002. Seating 5 people, the Passport made a big impression with Honda fans, but it couldn't make it through the 2002 season and very quickly disappeared from memory. 

The new Honda Fit Sport bursts on the scene with two new paint colors, including Orange Fury, and other notable updates. Learn more inside.

Whether it’s hot or cold outside, remote start lets you pre-condition your car’s cabin temperature, so that it’s nice and comfortable by the time you step inside. See how to use the feature in this video.

The 2018 Honda Accord is fully redesigned and reengineered! High on its list of biggest changes is the new lineup of engines, which provide peppy, high-efficiency performance.

If the Honda Odyssey had a motto it would be: the more the merrier. For full-size families, it’s a go-to pick, handling carpools, road trips and everything else in between with aplomb.

Several Honda models have earned accolades for being the Best Buys in their respective classes! See which models won here.

The 2017 Honda Accord Hybrid is back and better than ever. Sporting several enhancements, including better fuel efficiency than its predecessor, this hot Honda is sure to be a game-changer for the hybrid car market.

Honda is taking things up a notch in their push to produce more vehicles that leave little to no carbon footprint on our environment. 

For all who have dreamt of a hatchback to compliment the easy handling and impressive efficiency of the Civic, your dreams may just be coming true. Rumored to hit the American Market in the summer of 2016, the Civic hatchback will provide extra trunk space and a sleek five-door appearance that Honda buyers will love. With sales projected to be around 30,000 to 40,000 units, the imported Civic Hatchback is bound to redefine the way Americans view the hatchback dynamic.