The Honda Odyssey has been around for quite a while, and it’s not going anywhere any time soon. In a time where automakers are either slashing or heavily updating their minivan lineup, Honda has decided to chart their own course by attaching their own meaning to the tried-and-true formula. At this year’s Detroit Auto Show, they released the new 2018 model.
If you’re the sort who finds themselves “piloting” their family on many adventures, and require a vehicle that can handle road trips, day to day errands, as well as versatility for larger items, we have a fresh new proposition: the 2016 Honda Pilot. Redesigned from the ground up for the most recent model year, it offers plenty of features that will excite families.
The Honda Civic that debuted last year is more than just the tenth generation of the solid, reliable and fun to drive sedan that helped carve a name for our preferred automaker in the American market. It’s also the fulfillment of a promise Honda made to offer a sedan, hatchback, coupe, Si, and Type R model in the U.S. market by 2017.
The Honda CR-V of which we’re quite fond has been on sale since 1997, and has been through four impressive automotive generations. Lately, however, with Honda updating virtually every member of its product portfolio, it would seem they’ve opted to elevate the CR-V to its fifth generation with new tech, a slightly new look, and fresh engines.
