The Civic has been a best-selling compact car for generations, and the CR-V has a long-standing reputation as a top compact SUV. See how the 2025 models compare to one another before you visit your Honda dealership for a test drive.
Power and Fuel Economy
The Civic Hatchback has a 150-horsepower engine, while the CR-V gets 190 hp. Both models come with a continuously variable automatic transmission and standard front-wheel drive. You can upgrade the CR-V to all-wheel drive. The Civic Hatchback provides up to 41 highway miles per gallon, and you’ll get up to 34 highway mpg with the CR-V. You’ll have 18-inch alloy wheels with the Civic and either 18-inch or 20-inch wheels with the CR-V.
Read the rest of this entry »Go Green in Style with the 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid
There is good fuel efficiency and then there is the 2025 Honda Civic Hybrid which lets you drive across multiple states without stopping to refuel. The compact sedan makes an excellent daily driver, featuring an eco-friendly powertrain, sporty driving dynamics, and stylish looks.
Stellar Fuel Efficiency
The sedan’s hybrid powertrain consists of two electric motors and a 2.0L inline-4, generating a combined 200 horsepower and 232 lb-ft of torque. Integrated DOHC, VTC, and other technologies dramatically reduce the inline-4’s fuel consumption, making it one of the most efficient four-cylinder engines in its segment. The powertrain also incorporates an electronic continuously variable transmission (E-CVT) to eliminate shifting completely and further boost MPG ratings.
At low speeds, the sedan reduces engine power and drives using its battery and traction motor, delivering an incredible EPA-estimated 50 MPG in the city. When the charge is depleted, the inline-4 kicks in and the generator motor converts some of the engine’s mechanical energy into electric power to recharge the battery. At high speeds, the inline-4 handles most of the power delivery, giving the sedan a still-impressive 47 MPG on the highway.
4 Benefits of Leasing a 2025 Honda
vLeasing benefits tons of different people for various reasons. There are financial benefits, and it offers tons of convenience for many reasons. There are lots of great cars that can be leased instead of bought, so it’s worth paying a visit to your Honda dealership to check out the options.
1. There’s No Hassle
Leasing is one of the most hassle-free ways to get a new car and get it off your hands when you’re finished with it. You don’t have to sell your vehicle or get appraised to trade it in, and you never have to arrange financing when getting a new car. It’s simple: you give it back at the end of the lease, sign a new lease for a new car, and then you’re good to go for another two or three years, depending on the length of your new lease.
Read the rest of this entry »6 Signs Your Honda Needs a Transmission Service
Your local Honda dealership can take care of your car in many ways when it’s having problems. One thing we can do is perform transmission service when the car shows signs that it needs this. Make sure you learn some of the signs that your transmission needs attention so you can visit us as soon as the problems crop up.
1. Unresponsive to Gear Changes
The vehicle may stop responding when you attempt to change gears if there’s a problem with the transmission. This can happen no matter what gear you’re trying to switch to, but it’s especially common when trying to switch from park to drive.
Read the rest of this entry »You can’t talk about fuel-efficient daily drivers without bringing up the 2025 Honda Civic Sedan. The compact sedan offers a modern design, reliable power, and some of the segment’s best gas mileage for an affordable price.
Fuel-Saving Powertrain
The Civic is powered by an Atkinson-cycle 2.0L four-cylinder that produces 150 hp and 133 lb-ft of torque. The engine comes mated to a CVT and features numerous fuel-conserving technologies. For instance, the integrated Variable Timing Control (VTC) technology adjusts the intake and exhaust camshaft timing, retarding it at low RPMs. This reduces air/fuel flow and exhaust emissions when extreme performance is not required.
The sedan achieves an impressive EPA-estimated 32 mpg city and 41 mpg highway at the LX trim level. With the fuel tank’s 12.4-gallon capacity, you can drive between states without stopping to refuel.
3 Signs Your Honda Needs Maintenance
Your Honda has a detailed service schedule in the vehicle handbook. It lists all services that should be completed at predetermined mileage limits. Sometimes, however, components can wear out or get damaged and need repair or replacement. As your Honda dealership, we want to tell you a few signs you need to visit us for some Honda maintenance.
Screeching Brakes
If you hear screeching noises when you hit the brakes, one or more of your brake pads have worn down. Brake pads have a rough covering, and they fit into the brake calipers. When you brake pressurized brake fluid is forced through the hoses to the calipers, and they close on the spinning rotors. The rough material covering generates friction against the rotors, forcing the wheels to a stop.
A healthy pad has a 1/2″ thick material covering, which slowly wears down over time. Once the covering drops to 1/4″ thickness, a metal spike buried inside the material becomes visible. This spike will scratch against the rotor, producing a screeching sound as a warning you need pad replacement. We’ll replace any damaged pads, and the noise will stop.
The 2025 Honda Odyssey features a refreshed look and several tech upgrades for the new model year. The exterior has been updated with dark foglamp surrounds, a new wheel bumper, and a new front grille. Every trim also has new wheel designs with options up to 19″. Find out why this minivan has been a long-time family favorite.
Power and Performance
The Odyssey includes a 280-horsepower V6 engine that gets up to 28 highway miles per gallon. It’s paired with front-wheel drive and a 10-speed automatic transmission. This minivan showed off a zero-to-60 time of 6.4 seconds in Car and Driver testing, above average for this class.
Read the rest of this entry »Space and Comfort in the 2025 Honda Pilot
With seating for up to 8 and plenty of space for everybody and their belongings, the 2025 Honda Pilot is the perfect family SUV for road trip adventures they’ll never forget. And with the off-road capability to follow wherever the adventure leads, there’s always more fun to be a had in the Pilot. Here’s why this SUV should be your family’s next adventure car.
The Luxury of Legroom
The 2025 Pilot offers families an incredibly roomy cabin, with over 158 cubic feet of passenger volume that makes every seat the comfiest seat in the car. Front-row riders enjoy 41 inches of legroom and over 58 inches of hip room, giving drivers of every size the room to feel relaxed. The second row offers riders 40.8 inches to stretch their legs and 57.4 inches of hip room for tremendous comfort.
Families can choose between a three-seat bench and captain’s chairs in the second row. The third row of the Pilot offers 32.5 inches of legroom, plenty of room to stretch out for younger riders, and headroom is generous for every row. The available one-touch panoramic moonroof makes the already-enormous interior space seem even larger by letting the sky in during the day, and offers families plenty of opportunities to stargaze once the sun goes down.
The 2024 Honda Civic Type R comes in a single thrilling trim. Explore the features of this performance model before you visit us to build your own Type R.
Performance Features
The Type R is equipped with a 315-horsepower turbocharged engine that gets 310 pound-feet of torque. The standard six-speed manual transmission incorporates a rev match control system. Additional standard performance features include dual-axis MacPherson front suspension, multi-link independent rear suspension, adaptive dampers, and a four-mode driving system (Comfortable, Sport, Individual, and R+).
You’ll also have aluminum Brembo front brake calipers, 19-inch alloy wheels with Michelin Pilot Sport 4S tires, dual-pinion variable-ratio electric power steering, a helical limited-slip differential, a lightweight single-mass flywheel, and triple outlet exhaust. Keep track of your times with the standard Honda LogR Datalogger System. This generation of the Type R expands the grille opening by 48% to optimize airflow and engine cooling. Front fender outlets and integrated rear fenders add stability.
Essential Winter Care Tips for Your Honda
When winter is on the horizon, that’s the time to get your Honda winter maintenance done. Don’t wait until the snow flies to be ensuring your safety on the road.
Get Honda Winter Maintenance
The first thing to do is visit your dealership. Your dealer will check things like your battery (to be sure it can hold a charge and won’t leave you stranded in the cold) brakes, and fluids (to be sure they’re the ideal type for winter and topped up). You can also talk to us about winter tires and your options there for better traction and braking power in snow and ice.
We’ll also take a look at your windshield wipers and at your headlights. If the wipers are getting a little old and brittle, it’s best to replace them before you need them desperately in the middle of a snowstorm! We can also polish your headlight covers if they’re getting a bit dim and check on the bulbs to make sure they’re bright and will protect you through those winter days when the dark comes early.
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