Honda has a strong reputation for reliability and quality amongst drivers. The overall driving experience, better-than-average fuel efficiency, and safety features led them to have a very loyal customer base. For almost seventy years, the Japan-based company, Honda Motor Company, has worked to provide quality vehicles that surpass standards. At Mike Duman Auto Superstore we have something for everyone. Stop by, and test drive any one of these models today!
For one of the best subcompact, versatile, safe, and fuel-efficient vehicles available; the 2013 Honda Fit FWD is the best choice on our lot. Not only is it fun to drive, but the Honda Fit is also bigger on the inside with its 57 cubic feet of cargo space when the back seats are folded down flat. As an added surprise, the back seats also fold up, making room for taller objects. If you are carrying passengers, then the Fit boasts the roomiest in its class, an excellent car for a little hatchback.
If you are looking for a fuel-efficient crossover, the 2015 Honda CR-V AWD is the way to go. With its average city miles at twenty-seven in the city and thirty-four on the highway, it is hard to beat the fuel efficiency in a vehicle this size. As far as safety standards, the Honda CR-V was rated “superior” for its frontal collision warning and mitigation system. The CR-V features touchscreen capability, review camera, rear climate vents, and a blind spot monitoring system. Other features such as Bluetooth for phone and audio, as well as text reader, make this Honda a total package.
Even though the 2016 Honda HR-V AWD is more of an entry-level sub-compact crossover, don’t let that fool you into thinking there is a lack of space or extras inside. The Honda HR-V has a 60/40 seat that allows it to haul bulky or long cargo items easily with a drop of a seat. Extras such as a height adjustable driver's seat, navigation system with a five-inch display screen, and a rearview camera make this crossover functional and easy to use with the touch of a button. Add in the excellent gas mileage with twenty-five city and thirty-four highway miles and this HR-V is ready for anything you can throw at it.
The 2015 Honda Odyssey FWD has plenty of comfort and luxury for all your family’s adventures with the ability to hold up to eight passengers. The Odyssey boasts fantastic gas mileage with nineteen city and twenty-eight highway miles and comes equipped with safety features such as forward collision and lane departure warning systems. Features such as heated front seats and a seven-inch touchscreen with a voice-operated navigation system and review camera make this minivan convenient and functional.
The 2014 Honda Accord FWD is a midsize sedan with plenty of comfortable seating and a roomy cabin. Features such as driver's seat memory, heated front seats, auto dimming review mirror, and smartphone app integration make operating this car a breeze. With gas mileage of up to twenty-one city and thirty-four highway miles, as well as its precise handling, quiet ride, and high performance make the 2014 Honda Accord the preferred midsize sedan.
The 2015 Honda Civic FWD is a sporty compact car, with a bigger than average cabin, and offering a one-piece fold-down rear seat for added room. Features such as Bluetooth phone and audio technology, a five-inch display screen, and a rearview camera are just a few of the extras in this vehicle. As gas mileage is a top priority nowadays, the Honda Civic does not disappoint with a combined average of almost thirty-four miles per gallon. Its seven-speaker sound system makes this an excellent car for driving around town or a night out with friends
With all the options Honda provides, it can be hard to decide which model is right for you. So, if you are in the market for a Honda, or any other vehicle, come by Mike Duman Auto Superstore and talk to one of our knowledgeable team members about which one is right for you today!
* Stock and availability are subject to change. The number of vehicles available reflects the current inventory at the time this article was written.
