Joining Route 23 Honda's EZ Referral Network Will Earn You $$

Have you heard about our EZ Referral Program yet?

Joining our Network can earn you MONEY just by referring a friend!

Everyone wants a friend in the car business and you're lucky because you have one! Now there's a tool called the EZ Referral Network that lets you connect YOUR friends with your friend in the car business. Not only is it easy to use, but you'll also earn a referral fee if your friend purchase a vehicle.Are you ready to earn some easy & fast cash?
FIRST, you must visit our EZ Referral Program page & inquire within. Once you submit your information, our EZ Referral Reps will register you & you'll be all set to go!

The EZ Referral Network let's you easily:
- Log into your personal website or smartphone application.
- Enter your friend's or relative's contact information. Their information is sent directly to the dealership and to your salesperson friend.
- You can follow whether your friend purchased a vehicle or not.

The EZ Referral Network also let's you:
- Track the status of your referral fee.
- You can choose to get paid in one of three ways;
1. Electronically via a prepaid card.**
2. Keep it on an account at the dealership for future use on parts, service or sales.*
3. Donate the money toward your favorite charity!

* This feature will be offered in the future.

** Cards are issued by Citibank, N.A. pursuant to a license from Visa U.S.A. Inc. and managed by Citi Prepaid Services. This card can be used everywhere Visa debit cards are accepted.

Yes, it is that EZ!!

Don't forget to inquire within on

Route 23 Honda's EZ Referral Page today!

Route 23 Honda Wants YOU!

Are you an energetic, goal oriented, multi-tasking, people person?  If so, Route 23 Honda has the perfect career opportunity for you!

Full Time Automotive Service Advisor position available. Great compensation and benefits package!  Reynolds & Reynolds experienced preferred.

Email resume to Marlene at mcapo@route23honda.com or apply in person, no phone calls please.

Visit our Career Opportunity Page today!

Don't Forget to Link Up with Us on LinkedIn too!

IIHS Names the 2013 Honda Civic & Accord Top Safety Picks!!

Of course we knew you could always depend on your Honda for a laundry list of positive things, we just thought a friendly reminder was in order!

Both the 2013 Civic and 2013 Accord were named Top Safety Picks for 2013!!

This Summer, Route 23 Honda has amazing lease offers on both! Have you checked them out yet? The 2013 Civic Sedan 5 Speed Automatic LX is available for $159/month for 36 months and the 2013 Accord Sedan CVT LX is ready to be leased for $195/month for 36 months. For more information on these exclusive lease offers click here.

Our Hot Summer Savings Buy Back Program is also a hot commodity! Check it out...

For more Hot Summer Savings make sure to visit Route 23 Honda! You can always call our Sales Department for more information @ (888) 452-3896. 

Our Very Own Adam Barish Wins the Kinnelon Citizen of the Year Award

We are so proud of Adam! Watch our video interview with him & you'll better understand why he is so deserving of this amazing award.

Apple Working To Bring The iOS Experience To Cars Including Honda

“What if you could get iOS on the screen that is built into your car,” Apple SVP Eddy Cue asked on-stage at WWDC. Turns out he wasn’t just being rhetorical — Apple has confirmed that it is working with a slew of car manufacturers to bring the iOS experience into cars (the initiative is called, unimaginatively enough, “iOS In The Car”)starting with in 2014.

So far, that list of manufacturers includes Honda, Mercedes Benz, Nissan, Ferrari, Chevy, Infiniti, Kia, Hyundai, Volvo, Jaguar, and Acura. If Apple gets its way, users will be able to coax their iDevices into playing music, displaying maps, and dictating messages out loud, all while pertinent information (tricked out with the sort of light, ethereal style that’s now a hallmark of iOS 7) is shown on the car’s touchscreen. Naturally, since Apple has a vested interest in its users not dying in tragic, fiery wrecks, there’s little need to actually take your hand off the wheel to interact with that touchscreen — the newly-updated Siri will be there to field your requests.

Cue’s revelation at WWDC confirmed some curious reports from April that Apple had been pushing to bring its influence into cars within the next few months. Apple isn’t exactly new to the automotive space (it’s enjoyed a close relationship with Volkswagen dating back to the days of the 3rd generation iPod), and this new approach is much savvier than the notion of a completely distinct Apple iCar. After all, why limit yourself to enhancing the in-car experience of a single vehicle when you can influence a slew of them all at once?

Top 5 Ways to Get Pulled Over

It's easier to get pulled over than you think. All you need to do is commit one of the five violations we've listed below. For even faster results, try combining two infractions at once. Many drivers find this very effective.

Actually, the real reason for this list is to stop you from being pulled over by the police. By seeing driving behavior from the traffic cop's point of view, you can avoid encounters with the law. A little extra awareness could help you keep points off your driving record and keep down the cost of your car insurance.  This list shows you the things to watch out for if you want to avoid unwanted contact with the boys (and girls) in blue.

1. Speeding. This was on everyone's list, and the reason is simple. The faster you go, the longer it takes to react to an unexpected situation, whether it's a pedestrian stepping into the street or another car making an unexpected lane change. Braking distances also increase as speed builds, and it takes about 120 feet for a vehicle to stop when it's traveling 60 mph.

2. Illegal cell phone use. Distracted driving, usually because of texting or talking on a mobile phone, is high on the list of ticket bait developed by our experts. Although just a few states ban all cell phone use in cars, more than 30 have banned texting behind the wheel.

3. Hazardous driving. This is a catch-all category for common violations.  Some  more common violations are stop sign and stoplight violations, improper lane changes, illegal U-turns, failures to yield and unsafe speeds.

4. Equipment violations. Leading the list are heavily tinted windows, burned-out headlights, broken windshields, expired tags, the lack of a front license plate and loud exhaust modifications.

5. Following too closely and improper lane changes. This one was a tie. Both of these violations are forms of hazardous driving that police sources specifically called out. An improper lane change means cutting someone off or changing lanes without looking first. Failure to signal can also be added to this ticket.