What do you get when you want a pickup that does everything a pickup does, yet stands out from the pack in a unique way? Back in the day, you opted for the Honda Ridgeline. When the model returns for 2017, chances are you'll opt for it yet again. With a unibody design and some pretty good looking styling cues, it's a potent truck for a new generation.
Year in and year out, the Honda Accord stands out among family sedans for exceptional value, styling features and performance. Kelley Blue Book® reviewed the 2016 Accord and found more of the same, along with some subtle improvements. Click "play" in the video clip below to watch the full report.
Kelley Blue Book® reports that Honda’s 2016 Accord sedan has a revised dashboard and a more rigid body. Remote start is offered on the EX version while the Touring edition gains LED headlights...
When the 2016 Honda Civic first made its debut, the team at Gillman Honda of Houston couldn't help but to wonder if Honda would design a hatchback version. Fortunately for both us and our customers, all of our automotive dreams were realized when Honda took to the 2016 New York International Auto Show to unveil the 2017 Honda Civic Hatchback.
In a news conference last week, Honda CEO Takahiro Hachigo laid the groundwork for a revolutionary and groundbreaking new transformation for the automaker, starting in development and expanding across global sales for decades to come. It will change the way that we buy and drive cars in Houston--and it all starts with plans for new hybrid cars.
Honda's commitment to hybrid cars is currently a little underwhelming; with just a handful of (admittedly impressive and well-loved) hybrid-electric Honda vehicles currently on the market...
Did you see the 2002 movie, Drumline? It followed the life of Devon Miles, (Nick Cannon) a young drummer from Harlem. He enrolls in a Southern university with big dreams to lead its marching band’s drumline. This is a coveted spot and needless to say the fly-off-the-handle Devon has a lot to learn.
Honda Battle of the Bands (HBOB) is a real competition and it’s extremely competitive. Eight of the country’s best university and college marching bands compete annually. Only one though, can be awarded the victor.
