Honda Documentary Series Honors N600

While Honda has a rich and interesting history spanning decades, the automaker got its start here in the United States back in 1969 with the Honda N600, and that small, Japanese-made model was interesting and ground-breaking enough then to help initiate a revolution in the automotive world. Consumers found themselves leaning more toward those smaller autos rather than the gigantic boat-shaped ones produced by the manufacturers in Detroit, and it was through that early success that Honda made its mark in the U.S.

Honda Models Among Top Family Vehicles

When it comes to purchasing a new automobile for a family, most consumers narrow their options to a couple of choices: enjoy the spaciousness and huge cargo space of a minivan, or go for the aesthetics and maneuverability of an SUV. While a lot of what goes into a decision like that is the tastes of the buyer, we here at Pacific Honda feel confident in saying that every single SUV and minivan we currently sell would make for a great family automobile, and we’re incredibly happy to say that U.S. News & World Report agrees with us, as they just included the 2016 Honda CR-V, 2016 Honda HR-V, 2016 Honda Pilot and 2016 Honda Odyssey on their list of the 2016 Best Cars for Families.

New Honda Civic Among Quickest Non-Performance Cars

Before the current iteration of the car, consumers have not typically looked at the Honda Civic as a performance vehicle. In some ways that could change a bit with some of the new styles of 2016 Honda Civic being released over the course of the next several months, but historically, California drivers have been content to accept the sedan as a modest, efficient, and safe automobile.

2013 Honda Fit Earns J.D. Power Dependability Segment

New cars get all of the attention, and for good reason. Pixar is working on their fourth “Toy Story” movie to remind us that the newest, shiniest toys are the ones human beings naturally gravitate toward. Of course, those movies also tell us that it’s important not to forget the wonderful toys of the past, and in the automotive world that idea is reinforced annually by the J.D. Power & Associates Dependability Study.