Honda Reviews, Honda Cars, Trucks & SUV's

The name Honda has long been equated with performance, reliability, affordability, and style. If you are considering a new car purchase, whether you are in the market for a sedan or a coupe do not miss the 2011 Honda Accord.

The Honda Civic is a small subcompact passenger car, which can come as either a two-door coupe or a four-door sedan. The Civic is an affordable vehicle, which typically receives excellent fuel efficiency, and has been produced and sold by Honda for over 35 years.

The 2011 Honda Civic Hybrid is adding some exciting, fresh new features to its line that will have many consumers considering an early purchase for the upcoming quarter. This car is truly keeping up with many of the cutting-edge technological advancements available to other makes and models: the difference between other cars and the Honda is that they just look fantastic on this green phenomenon.

The 2011 CR-V provides a versatile crossover SUV with seating for five passengers and a versatile, function cargo area. The CR-V provides the handling and fuel economy similar to a mid-sized sedan.

The Honda CR-Z is a hybrid electric coupe with a sporty touch. The CR-Z, or Compact Renaissance Zero, was intended by Honda to begin a new era in compact cars both in the areas of design and efficiency.

The 2011 Honda Element is the final model year for this crossover utility vehicle. Introduced in 2003, the Honda Element has become very popular over the years since, due mainly to the versatile seating, a multi-use cargo area, a durable interior, and great performance.

With a spacious interior and compact exterior, the Honda Fit is in a class of its own. Unlike other entry-level cars, it has a flexible, functional interior, with an emphasis on refinement and quality.

The 2010 Insight was introduced as the best implementation of the most cost-effective hybrid technology in Honda's arsenal. This year, Honda has revamped their hybrid model with new features: the 2011 Honda Insight, priced several thousands dollars less than the competition.

The Honda Odyssey has been totally redesigned, both inside and out, in 2011. This eight passenger minivan is meant to have a more modern look, though the look may not be for all minivan lovers. The appearance aside, the minivan itself is full of great features and options that are hard to pass up. The Odyssey is a family-friendly vehicle that offers many luxuries that are surprising in a minivan.

The Honda Pilot has always been considered a leader in the crossover SUV category, and the 2011 model lives up to its reputation. This second generation Pilot offers a comfortable, family friendly crossover SUV with plenty of useful features, room for eight passengers, and maximum cargo utility.

Honda continues its four-wheeler Ridgeline tradition with their 2011 model. More options have been added to the higher trim levels, but the basic style (5-passenger crew-cab set on an SUV-body + truck-cargo-bed) is staying the same as when it was introduced back in 2006.