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Sunday, 7 October 2012

Honda plans unveiled Civic Wagon

Japanese car company to introduce a draft Civic Wagon to be designed specifically for the European market.
Sketch shows the amount of space inside the car will be higher than the European Accord Tourer. Civic Wagon is based on the availability of the current generation Civic. Doors uses only one handle, a new design similar to the Renault Clio debuted.
 Pattern of Honda Civic Wagon.
 
Honda did not disclose the technical parameters but the limits of the car is still in petrol and diesel four-cylinder, including a 1.6-liter turbo diesel version with low emissions thanks to technology i-DTEC. All versions of the Civic Wagon will use front-wheel drive system.

Saturday, 31 March 2012

2013 Acura RL

Acura introduced a slightly revised version of its RL flagship sedan for the 2011 model year but there’s no denying that the car is seriously starting to showing its age, having been on the market since 2004.

A successor is promised, with reports on its development dating back all the way to 2008, but now we have some official spiel on just exactly what Acura has planned.

Speaking with Inside Line, Acura officials confirmed that the replacement for the RL would debut at the 2012 New York Auto Show in April before going on sale before the end of the year as a 2013 model.

While the car may drop its RL name, it will remain Acura’s flagship sedan and will even grown in size compared to today’s version. The officials said it will offer BMW 7-Series interior space but with the driving dynamics of the smaller 5-Series.

Two drivetrain options will be on offer: a standard V-6 or a V-6 matched with a hybrid-based SH-AWD (super-handling all-wheel drive) system. Fuel efficiency of the hybrid system is said to be comparable with a four-cylinder engine while performance is said to be on par with a V-8.

As previewed at the recent 2011 Tokyo Motor Show, the hybrid system relies on a 3.5-liter V-6 matched to a seven-speed dual clutch transmission and integrated electric motor to drive one axle and two more electric motors to drive the opposing axle. A high-performance version of this hybrid all-wheel drive setup will feature in the replacement for the Acura NSX supercar.

What hasn’t been mentioned is the fate of the Acura TSX and TL. The most likely scenario will see the TSX and TL replaced by a single model serving as Acura’s mid-level sedan, followed by the RL replacement as its flagship and the Honda Civic-based ILX as the brand’s entry-level sedan.

Monday, 19 March 2012

Best Honda Deals: January 2012 Lease and Purchase

Many Honda The month of January car lease require nothing at signing with no money for that first month’s payment, but Honda continues to be rivaling attractive Volkswagen and Chevrolet lease deals. Honda is providing .9 % for approximately 60 months on many 2011 models, while 2012 models include rates as little as 1.9 % for 60 months.

Within The month of January, Honda lease deals require nothing lower, which act like Volkswagen’s three-year lease deals. The 2012 Honda Civic sedan could be leased with monthly installments of $179 this month, and that is a better lease deal than Volkswagen can give to the 2012 Jetta S. The Jetta’s lease deal contains the same requirements as the Civic, except the payment per month is $40 more monthly.

Whenever you take a look at The month of January Honda lease deals, bear in mind you have the option between nothing lower along with a greater payment per month or money lower having a lower payment per month. For instance, among the 2012 Honda Pilot 2WD LX lease deals is $289 per month for 36 months with $1,999 due at signing. Another option, the better deal, requires nothing lower and monthly obligations of $340 for 36 months. This deal helps you save about $500 over 3 years.

Honda is providing .9 % financing for approximately 60 months on many 2011 models, however for lower rates in your next sedan, sports vehicle or midsize Vehicle, shop Chevrolet sales. Automobiles in the 2011 model year such as the Chevrolet Malibu, Chevrolet Camaro, Chevrolet Corvettes and Chevrolet Traverse don’t have any-interest financing for 60 or 72 months. You may also go for cash return and obtain financing out of your bank or bank on a few of these models.

Always seek information before going to the car dealership. Understanding what a Honda is selling for in your town can help you negotiate the very best cost. To discover the typical cost compensated in your town, visit our Honda page.

We try to keep Honda deals up-to-date and accurate, however the best supply of current discount rates and incentives on the new Honda is the local Honda dealer.

By USNews