Showing posts with label Car Dealer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Car Dealer. Show all posts

Monday, October 1, 2012

Weekly Manager's Special




Been putting off needed service/repairs for your vehicle? Now you have the opportunity to take advantage of a weekly special that will discount many services/repairs in our service department. Every Monday be sure to check our web site  for our weekly Manager’s Special. Our weekly Manager’s Specials will be updated every Monday morning and run through the following Saturday reflecting an exclusive discount! So while everyone else is singing the Monday morning blues, check our web site for special savings that you can’t afford to lose!

We are always looking into integrating our offers into convenient user-friendly apps. Be sure to find us on Foursquare, as we willsoon be uploading our Manager’s Specials as rewards for checking in. Also be sure to bookmark our mobile site on your iPhone or Android to easily access our weekly specials!

Friday, September 21, 2012

2013 Honda Accord


Your family here at Route 23 Honda is proud to announce the all-new 2013 Honda Accord Sedan. The completely redesigned 2013 Accord provides powertrain, engineering, electronic and safety firsts combined with many trademark’s you have come to love. The new lineup includes both sedan and coupe models, both powered by 4-cylinder, V-6 and hybrid powertrains.

All new technology includes direct injection which contributes to excellent fuel efficiency and low emissions, conventional variable transmission which provides a more immediate acceleration response and Honda LaneWatch Blind spot display providing an expanded rear view of the passenger side roadway. All those add on features in previous models of the Accord including Bluetooth, USB/iPod and rearview camera now comes standard on every new Accord.

A completely new interior was designed with a level of luxury and craftsmanship. The redesigned interior comes with dual-zone climate control to enhance passenger comfort inside the roomy cabin.

Be sure to stop by and visit the staff here at Route 23 Honda to learn more about the stylish 2013 Accord. Be one of the first to test drive this amazing new vehicle and take one home today!

Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Dealer Review: 2012 Honda Crosstour V6


3300 Miles and Going


I’ve officially reached 3300 miles in my 2012 Black 6 cylinder AWD Crosstour and I’m still going with no plans to stop! This car is my third Crosstour Demo and by far my favorite Honda of all time.  In the past I’ve enjoyed the Prelude Si of the late 80’s, the Prelude 4 wheel steering of the 90’s, the trucky Passport (a rebranded Isuzo Rodeo), and the Honda designed and built Pilot (which blew away the Passport and was itself blown away by the 2nd generation Pilot).  I drove the latest iteration of the CRV when I could get one out of inventory that wasn’t sold and I even drove a black Fit sport for a year—I blacked out the rear windows to give it an SUV/ CUV feel—it was fun—real zippy!  As you can see I’ve had my fair share of rides in many Honda cars and let me tell you I believe the best and most underrated Honda is currently the Crosstour!

The Crosstour, originally part of the Accord family, now has its own model.  The wide stance, six cylinder Crosstour equipped with a 3,4,6 cylinder management, gives the car superior handling over many of the Hondas that have come before it.  I don’t know technical numbers, ratios, or specs—I just know what I feel.  It’s quick off the line and gives me complete confidence when pulling out into traffic, which gives many of us anxiety. I’ve added “ambience lights” under the dash, which provide a complimentary blue glow underneath and a brightly lit backlight that sure is neat to look at when the sun goes down. The standard center console houses a mini jack for aux audio, a USB for Ipod or MP3 integration, and a power outlet to plug in my phone charger without having it out in plain sight ruining an otherwise clean and sleek look.

The center console also delivers airflow to the rear passengers, which is a nice feature appreciated by my kids—it gets real hot back there during the summer months!  Another bonus for the back seat passengers is an optional center armrest with cup holders that can be pulled down to make long trips with four people comfortable, but of course there are three seats across with shoulder belts if needed. 

Traveling with large cargo? Trunk space is not a problem, the Crosstour’s large tailgate opens real wide.  Simple silver handles to the left and right allow the 60 40 split rear seats to drop down without even a push (they are spring loaded), and makes putting the golf clubs in the car an easy feat.  There is a removable storage bin under the rear floor for whatever you want to throw at it: ice and beverages, jumper cables, blankets, jackets...you name it.  I added a trunk organizer that can clip to any of the four floor eyelets.  You can secure it against the back of the front seats or along the back edge against the tailgate depending on your needs.  An area light sits against the side to light the back at night.  Another notable feature is the power plug in the cargo area.  I use it to keep a rechargeable flashlight plugged in and charged in case of emergencies.

I love the 17 inch alloy wheels.  Honda has never been terrific at wheel style and these are perfect for the Crosstour—a great look for a great ride!  I don’t know how wide the tires are, but looking at the rear—they look meaty and wide.  The grill has a macho feel that gives the Crosstour more of an SUV look than a car look.  A kind of diamond plate pattern along the rocker panel compliments the SUV-ness of the vehicle, as well.

Other somewhat expected yet neat features include: XM Radio (90 days free), Bluetooth integration via Honda’s Handsfree Link, auto dimming rearview mirror, rear camera on ALL models, one touch open / close sunroof, projector beam headlights, fully adjustable steering column (up/ down, in/ out), two position memory seat, two zone climate control...The list of standard features is truly astounding for a Honda.  This car could easily sold as is as an Acura, but not it’s value priced as a Honda!  I’m telling you, it’ll exceed all your expectations and give you a smile every time you sit in it—it does for me!


Written by Adam Barish
Follow him on Twitter: @abarish

Wednesday, February 29, 2012

Tips to Keep You Moving This Spring!

Luckily for us, we have had a pretty mild winter in our area with warmer than usual weather and very little snow. Although this has been nice, you should still be aware of how your car is running to be prepared for the spring. Follow some of these suggestions and get your car checked out at our service center to make sure your car is in tip top shape for those spring and summer road trips!

First and foremost, you should make sure your battery is working. Winter can be tough on your car, causing your battery to work harder and drain more. Make sure you take note of signs such as slower power windows, dimmer lights, etc.

If your breaks are squeaking, you need to do something about it. Winter weather and salts on the road could potentially deteriorate brake parts. Make sure your breaks are in good shape to optimize your safety.

To even further elaborate on the damage road salts can do, you must also make sure to clean the undercarriage of your car. All the winter debris of the road will get picked up and can corrode the metal parts.

Another part of your car that gets beat by winter conditions are your windshield wipers. The conditions can dry them out, making them ineffective against the higher percentage of rainfall we get during the warmer months. Make sure to replace them if needed!

Last but not least is tire care. Changes in temperature can affect the pressure in your tires. Make sure to keep them inflated to the proper level that is stated in your owner's manual or on the inside of your driver's door. You should also be aware of your tire treads to know if you have a safe amount of grip on the road. You can test this by placing a quarter in one of the grooves. If the head of Washington is covered by the tread, your tires should be at an appropriate level. If you use a penny and Lincoln's head is visible, it's time to think about replacing your tires.

For any of your service needs, come down to Route 23 Honda! We are open everyday of the week, even Sundays from 9am-1pm. Either come down and enjoy the quickness of the express lane or book an appointment online at www.route23honda.com/time.htm

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