Honda Ridgeline - efficient machine at an affordable price

 Virtually unchanged from last year, the 2011 Honda Ridgeline continues to stand alone as a niche product in the pickup truck arena. Although classified as a standard pickup truck by the EPA, which lumps it in with the likes of the Ford F-150 and Chevy Silverado

2011 Honda CR-Z - looks like a sci-fi CRX

That comment just about sums up what the 2011 Honda CR-V looked like to gearheads who saw it at a Saturday night cruise-in.

Honda CR-Z - Only takes two to tango

Let’s just put aside the fact that the sporty little two-seat 2011 Honda CR-Z hatchback is a hybrid. Let’s think of it as a stylish, diminutive, agile machine with scads of cargo space (25 cubic feet) for its size. Let’s think of it as a fun, go-anywhere car that just happens to derive exceptional gas mileage of 31/37 or 35/39 depending on transmission choice.

Honda Pilot - A solid performer that could use a tiny update

A pilot is the person who guides an aircraft or ship into safe harbor, using their skills to do the job.

Honda Accord - A solid choice

The challenge for manufacturers of popular mid-sized segment sedans is how to keep them fresh in the last year or two of a typical five-year cycle against all-new products especially from competitors who are on a different schedule.

Honda Odyssey – Smart for those in the know

Since the first minivan rolled off the assembly line in 1983 nothing has eclipsed its passenger and cargo-hauling utility. Its car-like driving characteristics and its ability to comfortably haul seven or eight passengers and cargo has made the American minivan the unrivaled champion of family transportation.

Honda Odyssey - looks good and drives good

The Odyssey mini-van is almost a mainstay in the various offerings on the market for families to choose. The 2011 model is the first year of the fourth generation – simply explaining that Honda did some changes to this year’s model.

Honda CR-V –affordable convenience & family utility

The Honda CR-V is not a new model being introduced to the marketplace to solve all your transportation needs. It is not the latest whiz-bang for families. It will not be the next challenger for your neighborhood’s most unusual design and attention-getter. What it does, and does it very well, is provide terrific utility for a family at a very affordable price.

Honda Odyssey - Room to spare

Who needs a minivan these days, huh?

With crossovers and people activity vehicles offering lots of high seating positions and station wagon-like cargo capability, it would seem not many do. Then you see a parent, football Dad, suburban office commuter or someone who needs to carry lots of folks in one, eschewing a CUV.