If you’re tired of your current vehicle and want to upgrade to something new, you don’t have to put in the work to try to find a buyer. Instead, you can sell it to your dealership through the trade-in process. The team at your local Honda dealership can buy your vehicle, and you can enjoy all the trade-in benefits and get a new vehicle that’s perfect for your lifestyle.
1. A Quick Trade Appraisal Process
You can begin the trade-in process before you even set foot in the dealership by filling out an online form. You’ll need to enter some pertinent information about your vehicle to get an estimated trade-in value. Then, you can move forward with the process, knowing that you’ll get the best value for your trade.
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Whether you’re looking for massive cargo capability or simply an eco-friendly vehicle that can go the distance, the 2025 Honda CR-V Hybrid is the compact SUV of choice. But with three trims to choose from, which is the perfect CR-V Hybrid for your family?
CR-V Sport Hybrid
The entry-level trim of the CR-V Hybrid is packed with fun and efficiency. The two-motor hybrid powertrain offers drivers enthusiastic performance with up to 204 horsepower and 247 lb-ft of torque. Yet the system is so efficient it offers up to 43 mpg in the city and 40mpg combined. Up to 36.3 cubic feet of cargo space await under the rear hatch, which expands to a mind-boggling 76.5 cubic feet with the back seat folded down.
Even tall teens will rejoice riding in the CR-V Hybrid, with 41 inches of legroom or more in both rows, making it luxuriously roomy despite its compact frame. Dual-zone automatic climate control comes standard, as do sport pedals and leather wrapping on the steering wheel and gearshift. The front seats are heated and the driver’s seat is power-adjustable for convenience and comfort. A power moonroof comes standard.
There’s a reason why the Honda Civic model has been on the road for decades. Practical and efficient, but also stylish and fun to drive, the 2025 Honda Civic sedan is perfect for daily commuting, family road trips, and a lot more. The five-passenger Civic sedan is loaded with features that add comfort and convenience, like an automatic climate control system and a push-button start.
Fuel-Sipping Engine
The standard engine on the Civic sedan is an in-line four-cylinder that’s capable of 150 horsepower and 133 pound-feet of torque. The base model of the Civic pairs that engine with a continuously variable transmission that gets as many as 36 miles per gallon when performance on city streets and the highway is combined. Upper trim levels can get as many as 49 miles per gallon. An available 200-horsepower hybrid powertrain offers even greater fuel efficiency.
Depending on which trim level you’re driving, you’ll have anywhere from two to four driving modes to choose from. The Econ driving mode further optimizes the Civic’s fuel efficiency.
You don’t have to wait for the first snowflake to fall to get your car ready. Taking care of winter maintenance right away can save you from the inevitable headaches that come when the roads get nasty. As your local Honda dealership, we’re here to make sure your car is prepared for the cold season ahead.
4 Essential Winter Maintenance Tips From Your Honda Dealership
1. Kit Out Your Vehicle With Winter or All-Weather Tires
Now that grip is going to be a very precious commodity, it’s time to ensure your vehicle is equipped with the right tires. And because we’re expecting temperatures south of 44 degrees Fahrenheit, the right tires here are winter tires. These tires are made from special materials that stay soft even in low temperatures, enhancing their grip on icy, snowy, or wet surfaces. They also have special treads, known as sipes, that bite into slippery surfaces to improve traction.
While winter tires are the obvious choice for harsh weather, but all-weather tires with decent treads are also rated for winter driving. As long as you’re not pushing the vehicle through intense conditions and sticking to city driving, these tires can hold their own.
Compact and sporty, the 2025 Honda Civic isn’t just an incredible value. It’s also incredibly fun to drive. And with some electrifying changes in the 2025 lineup, there’s a lot to discover about this compact. So whether it’s stylish good looks, top-tier efficiency, or high-RPM playtime that gets your motor running, there’s always a reason to fall in love with the Civic.
1. Sleek, Aerodynamic Design That Turns Heads
Flowing contours and character lines hint at aerodynamic performance, sculpted to point out what Civic fans already know: the 2025 Civic is anything but ordinary. Standout features LED headlights and daytime running lights with auto on/off, LED brake lights and taillights, and fin-style antennas keep the Civic looking classy, aggressive, and doggone good-looking.
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Ready to plan your next family adventure? Then you should check out an off-road SUV like the 2025 Honda Pilot. This family-oriented vehicle is packed with muscle and offers tons of interior space to make camping and family road trips exceptionally convenient. Explore the features of the base Sport model to see if this SUV is right for your next getaway.
The first thing to know about this eight-passenger SUV is that the Honda Pilot Sport is available with a standard 2WD or an AWD drivetrain upgrade. The towing capabilities of the SUV depend on the drivetrain configuration, so be sure to pick the model that is best suited for hauling your boat, horse trailer, camper, or other large hitch items. The 2WD model can tow up to 3,500 lbs, while the AWD version can tow 5,000 lbs when properly equipped.
The fuel economy for the Sport model is similar for each drivetrain option, since each model gets 19 MPG in the city. However, if you want the best long-range performance, you may want to opt for the 2WD version that gets 27 MPG on the freeway and 22 MPG combined. By contrast, the upgraded AWD drivetrain gets 25 MPG on the interstate.
The mid-size sedan class has a ton of options, but very few can match up to the 2025 Honda Accord. The new Accord offers gas and hybrid powertrains and is packed with high-end features and technology.
Efficient Powertrain Options
Honda offers the 2025 Accord with either a gas or hybrid powertrain. Gas-only models have a 1.5L turbo-four engine that makes 192 horsepower and 192 lb-ft of torque. A CVT comes as standard, along with front-wheel drive. Fuel economy for the gas models is 32 mpg combined (29 city/37 highway).
The hybrid models combine a 2.0L four-cylinder engine with two electric motors. This pair pushes out a total of 204 horsepower. An eCVT comes standard with four drive modes: Normal, ECON, Sport, and Individual. The hybrid Accord returns an average of 44 miles per gallon (46 city/41 highway), and up to 48 mpg combined in the EX-L Hybrid trim.
The average life of a car battery is three to five years under normal operating conditions. Extreme heat or cold and electrical system issues can reduce this lifespan. Fortunately, a battery almost always shows signs it’s weakening, giving you time to get a replacement. As your Honda dealer, we want to tell you a few signs you’ll need to visit us for a car battery replacement.
Signs You Need a Car Battery Replacement at Your Honda Dealer
Slow Starting
When you think of battery problems, slow starting is probably the first that comes to mind. The battery provides the initial electrical charge that powers the starter to crank your engine and begin combustion. This charge uses a relatively fixed amount of power. As a battery ages, the chemicals inside break down, reducing its electricity storage capacity.
If its storage capacity drops low enough, the battery can’t supply enough power to the crank. You’ll hear a sad-sounding metallic clicking noise as the starter tries and fails to crank. We’ll test your battery and install a new one if it’s failing.
From its spirited drive quality to an ultra-modern cabin, the HR-V is a complete package in a nimble design. If you’re looking for a versatile performer that checks all the boxes, here are 5 reasons the 2025 Honda HR-V is the ultimate urban SUV.
1. Engineered for Urban Driving
The HR-V is powered by an efficient 2.0-liter inline 4-cylinder engine producing a lively 158 horsepower and 138 lb-ft of torque for spirited performance each time you take the wheel. With a MacPherson strut suspension in the front, multi-link in the rear, and an electric power-assisted steering system, the HR-V is a nimble SUV.
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The 2024 Honda Prologue offers all-electric efficiency and innovation, with desirable features and a modern, spacious interior. You’ll get the equivalent of up to 107 city miles per gallon with the base model. Explore the three impressive trims of this next-generation SUV before you visit your local Honda dealer to test it out.
1. EX
The two base models of the Prologue have a single-motor front-wheel-drive powertrain that gets 212 hp, or you can upgrade to the optional dual-motor powertrain. The Prologue EX can travel up to 296 miles on a single battery charge. This trim incorporates tech like wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto, built-in Google apps, six-speaker audio with HD and satellite radio, an 11.3-inch touchscreen, and an 11-inch digital display.
You’ll have the full Honda Sensing suite of driver assistance features like standard adaptive cruise control, front pedestrian braking, rear parking assist, automatic emergency braking, and more. The Prologue EX includes a universal garage door system, push-button start, heated front seats, a power-adjustable driver’s seat, and dual-zone automatic climate control. This model also gives you a wireless device charger and a Wi-Fi hotspot.
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