Friday, April 27, 2012

'Consumer Reports': Honda CR-V bests Mazda CX-5


Although not by much, in a point-based test conducted by Consumer Reports the CR-V out-tests the Mazda CX-5. A lot go into these tests, but most notable for the CR-V are the large back seat, easy access, and ample cargo!

USAToday writes:

"While their overall scores were close, these two small SUVs have very distinct characteristics that will probably appeal to different types of drivers" said David Champion, senior director of Consumer Reports' Auto Test Center.

At $26,455, CR-V EX also costs a little less in a head-to-head matchup than with the $27,125 CX-5 Touring.

Bottom line, if you're in the market, both are worth a look to see which appeals to your needs and driving style.


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Wednesday, April 18, 2012

2012 Civic Named One of 10 Best Green Cars of 2012 - Kelley Blue Book



The Honda Civic pulls out on top again by making KBB's (Kelly Blue Book) list of 10 Best Green Cars of 2012!

While efficiency in fuel economy is certainly a requirement to make this list, it's not the only deciding factor. Other aspects such as handling, comfort, and overall value and pricing also go in to making the top 10 list.

SacBee writes:

"The 2012 Honda Civic sedan is the complete package for any consumer, and one that also provides a host of fuel-efficient powertrain options," said Art St. Cyr, vice president of corporate planning for American Honda. "We're delighted that Kelley Blue Book's kbb.com editors acknowledged the most versatile offering in the class."

Friday, April 13, 2012

Zipcar to Feature Latest Advanced Technology Vehicles from Honda


Zipcar, Inc., the world's leading car sharing network, and American Honda Motor Co., Inc. today announced that Honda has become a Zipcar preferred vehicle manufacturer with a focus on hybrid and electric vehicles. The agreement will give Zipcar members access to Honda's most technologically advanced, lowest emission vehicles to bring city residents a sustainable form of transportation.

The CEO of Zipcar Scott Griffith says "The future of mobility is being shaped by economic forces, evolving technology and global trends, from increased urbanization to concerns about climate change to how the newest generation of drivers thinks about transportation".

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