Honda unveiled its CR-V Hybrid prototype at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show. Featuring some new styling changes, reminiscent of the new Civic Type-R, the CR-V hybrid boasts an Intelligent Multi-Mode Drive system
Sport utility vehicles and crossovers are popular because they are functional. One trip to Costco is enough to convince many families that a Prius won’t cut it. Regular trips up to the mountains in the winter to ski could similarly motivate a car buyer to look for an all-wheel-drive or four-wheel-drive vehicle rather than the front-wheel drive found on most high-mileage hybrids. All of which leaves the environmentally conscious consumer with some tough choices.
If you want a dependable and comfortable daily driver with truck features, it’s hard to beat the 2017 Honda Ridgeline.
Prices for the Clarity EV are expected to start at around $35,000 (before tax credits or incentives), which would indeed make it somewhat cheaper than most of its competitors. Whether or not the limited range will prove to be detrimental to the sales of the Clarity EV remains to be seen.
A Honda hybrid truck will be added to the company’s light truck lineup in 2018, it was announced at the 2017 Detroit Auto Show.
The 2016 Acura RLX Hybrid is in the mid-luxury sales battle. It’s trying to carve out a niche for itself. It just may be the most efficient—for its size.
Uncommonly talented, the 2016 Honda Civic Coupe is atop the charts for all-around practically and offers a healthy dose of driving fun.
For those who are friends of the environment and prefer a sedan body style, the 2017 Honda Accord Hybrid’s stellar fuel economy and low CO2 emissions can’t be overlooked.
With its 33 city/41 highway rating for the LX model, the 2016 Honda Fit is unquestionably the top subcompact fuel miser on the road.
Honda is well-known for its customer loyalty and high-quality vehicles. If you have never been a Honda owner, take the opportunity to visit your local dealer and take the 2016 Honda HR-V for a lengthy test drive.