Delray Honda

You love your Honda, it gets great fuel economy and is surprisingly powerful for its size. It faithfully served you during the winter without having to use the A/C a whole lot. You enjoyed what temperatures that are only found in late spring or early summer in the rest of the country. And now, it looks like things are about to heat up fast. What can you do to ensure that your Honda withstands the heat and keeps on running like a brand-new car for years to come?

In 2008, the NHSA passed a law that required all light trucks and cars, from 2008 and forward to have a tire pressure sensor system. This was due to the fact that there had been a high accident rate among cars with underinflated and overinflated tires.

While buying a new car should be an exciting experience, it can become a frightening idea for some because they believe the myths they hear from others. If you ask 10 friends and family members for advice on buying a new car, you'll probably hear 10 different tips and stories on what to do and not to do. The truth is that the right dealership can make the process easy and ensure that everything goes smoothly. Here at our dealership, we want you to feel comfortable when you buy a new car. That is why we compiled a list…

Say Goodbye To The Old Passport

Newer drivers might not remember the old Honda Passport. It was an important model in the company's history, being the first SUV that Honda made. It was in production from 1994 through 2002. Seating 5 people, the Passport made a big impression with Honda fans, but it couldn't make it through the 2002 season and very quickly disappeared from memory.