“Blue Skies for our Children,” is an initiative by Honda which focuses on creating advanced technologies in the areas of energy concerns and the environment.
It was an honor, therefore, for the auto manufacturer to have three U.S. plants recently recognized as ENERGY STAR certified. Energy certification, through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), is a long process and can be arduous. It includes a series of several steps, each of which must be documented and backed up.
As we have learned in the past, South Carolina is not immune to winter weather. So if you're fretting about the possibility of snow and its effects on your car, here's some news to ease your mind. Piedmont Honda and the technicians of our service center have your back.
It’s Thursday and you’re hoping that the evening ahead will be relaxing. It feels like you’ve been running full throttle all week: some activity after school or work each evening has eaten up most of your free time. Or at least, the time you would have spent paying bills, cooking dinner and checking homework.
You sigh, thinking about dinner plans and envision whipping through the local fast food place on the way to your kids practices. Again.
Honda has always had a strong compact car in its legendary Civic. Not only is it a volume selling model, it's frequently the recipient of many awards for its fun-to-drive characteristics and gas mileage. For the tenth generation model, it seems that trend is set to continue with a couple of awards from AutoGuide and KBB.
The second-generation 2017 Ridgeline isn't expected to make its debut until sometime early next year, but Honda decided to give everyone a little preview when it entered a Baja racing version of the pickup in the SCORE Baja 1000 desert race, held last week in Ensenada, Mexico. Driven by a racing trio of Jeff Proctor, Sage Marie, and Jason LaFortune, the Ridgeline Baja, competing in its first ever desert race, completed the 821-mile loop in a winning time of 25 hours, nine minutes and 47 seconds...
After several years of testing, it's finally here. The long-awaited Honda Clarity, the brand's first-ever production hydrogen fuel-cell vehicle, debuted at the Tokyo Motor Show this past week, signifying the Japanese brand's entry into the burgeoning segment. Today, we're going to discuss what we know about this exciting model.
In a segment as competitive as the compact car segment, it takes a lot for a model to keep pace on the sales charts. That's an area in which the Honda Civic has done incredibly well, but that hasn't stopped the Japanese automaker from updating it for the 2016 model year with an eye-catching new look and tech.
In the midsize sedan arms race, there's never a dull moment. Automakers--predominantly those from Japan--are in a constant battle to deliver the car that snatches away the sales crown. Near the top of the pack sits the Honda Accord, the only midsize sedan to provide a competitive challenge to the next top dog.
At this year's New York Auto Show, Honda debuted the Civic Concept, the precursor to the tenth generation of the ever-popular, nigh-legendary compact car. While the production model debut has been debated in the press for some time, the date has finally been given: the 2016 Civic arrives September 16th.
