The All-New 2010 Honda Insight has arrived at Paul Moak Honda. The All-New Insight is the Hybrid for everyone becoming the most afforable Hybrid in the United States. Currently, Paul Moak Honda has three Honda Insight in-stock. Want to know more about the Insight? Click here or go to our website, www.paulmoakhonda.com.
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Paul Moak Honda Celebrates First-Time Win of Prestigious Service Award
Paul Moak Honda achieved the Honda Professionals Program Award, a prestigious award that recognizes dealerships who have achieved a continuous Customer Service Experience (CSE) score, as given by customers, of 90 or more for 10 consecutive months. The dealership was presented with a banner announcing their award status, and the Parts and Service employees celebrated with lunch on Thursday, April 23rd. Great job, Paul Moak Honda Parts and Service!
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Paul Moak Honda hosted another succesful Owner’s Workshop on Tuesday, April 21, 2009. We want to thank all of those in attendance!
Did you miss our Honda Owner’s Workshop? Email autos@paulmoak.com so we can email you information about our next Honda Owner’s workshop as soon as it become available.
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| Honda FCX Clarity Named 2009 World Green Car Prestigious award chosen by jurors from 25 different countries Recognizing Honda’s commitment to environmental leadership in the area of alternative fuels and hydrogen-powered fuel cell technology, the Honda FCX Clarity was declared the 2009 World Green Car, American Honda Motor Co., Inc., announced today.At a press conference hosted by the New York International Auto Show and Mobil 1 at the Jacob Javits Center in, New York, the Honda FCX Clarity was named the 2009 World Green Car. The FCX Clarity was chosen from an initial entry list of 22 contenders nominated by 59 World Car jurors from 25 countries worldwide.”The FCX Clarity is a symbol of the progress we have made with fuel cell vehicles and our commitment to developing vehicles that promote renewable energy supplies and zero-emissions transportation,” said Steve Center, vice president, national Marketing Operations for American Honda. The FCX Clarity, a sleekly styled hydrogen fuel cell-powered sedan currently available on a limited lease-basis, is propelled by an electric motor that runs on electricity generated by an on-board fuel cell stack. The vehicle’s only emission is water, and its fuel efficiency is up to three times that of a modern gasoline-powered automobile and two times that of a gasoline-powered hybrid vehicle. The World Green Car awards were inaugurated in 2003, and officially launched in January 2004, to reflect the reality of the global marketplace, as well as to recognize and reward automotive excellence on an international scale. The awards are administered by a non-profit association, under the guidance of a Steering Committee of pre-eminent automotive journalists from Asia, Europe, and North America. There is no affiliation with, nor are the awards in any way influenced by any publication, auto show, automaker, or other commercial enterprise. For more information or downloadable high-resolution images of Honda award winners and other Honda vehicles, please visit www.hondanews.com. Consumer information is available at www.honda.com. |
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New York: Honda ramps up attention for dog-friendly Element concept
Honda doesn’t have any big reveal planned for the New York Auto Show this year, but it does have a vehicle on display that should make one section of the population sit up and take notice. Front and center in the Honda display here is an Element that’s outfitted with Dog Friendly components, many of which should be available as accessories for the vehicle this fall. Fido will find himself very comfortable in the back of this Element where a cushioned pet bed is placed on an elevated platform. There are also pet restraint systems fitted to the second row and rear cargo area. An extendable ramp can be used to aid your pooch’s ingress, while a ! 12V DC fan in the rear keeps him cool. A spill resistant water bowl, rubber floor mats covered in a toy bone pattern and second row seat covers with a dog-themed pattern round out Honda’s cadre of canine friendly accessories. Check out the high-res gallery below to see them all and read Honda’s official press release after the jump.
Photos copyright ©2009 Drew Phillips / Weblogs, Inc
Click here to read the complete press release from Honda.
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Projected resale value is specific to the 2009 model year. For more information, go to Kelley Blue Book’s kbb.com. Kelley Blue Book is a registered trademark of Kelley Blue Book Co., Inc.
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Upping the Ante: Three Subaru Models Named “Best Bets” by Cars.com
Cherry Hill NJ, April 2, 2009 — The 2009 Subaru Impreza, Subaru Impreza WRX STI, and Subaru Forester have each been named a “Best Bet” by Cars.com, the leading destination for online car shoppers. According to Cars.com, the two Subaru Imprezas are each a “Best Bet for Sports Cars,” and the Subaru Forester has been recognized as a “Best Bet for SUVs and Crossovers.” To qualify as a Cars.com Best Bet, models must meet three quantified criteria: a “Good” rating in Insurance Institute for Highway Safety frontal-offset and side-impact crash tests; average or higher reliability ratings; and average or higher gas mileage within their class..
“We are proud to accept these awards from Cars.com,” said Tom Doll, COO and executive vice president of Subaru of America, Inc. “The editors who have named the Subaru Impreza and Forester ‘Best Bets’ evaluate scores of vehicles, so this recognition comes from true automotive experts. The Forester and Impreza models offer safety, reliability and performance – and are fun to drive.”.
“Our Best Bets help narrow down the options for buyers by vehicle class,” said Cars.com Editor-in-Chief, Patrick Olsen. “These are vehicles that any of our editors would drive.”
This latest recognition by Cars.com adds to a growing list of accolades for the Subaru Impreza and Forester, both of which were also named 2009 “Top Safety Picks” by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS). Kiplinger’s Personal Finance 2009 Car Buyer’s Guide recognized the 2009 Subaru Forester 2.5X as “Best New Crossover” in the category of “Small Crossovers,” and the 2009 Subaru Impreza 2.5i as “Best in Class” in the “Wagons and Minivans” category. Other awards received by the 2009 Subaru Forester include: Motor Trend’s 2009 Sport/Utility of the Year; a “good” rating (the highest available rating, indicating a vehicle’s roof is more than twice as strong as minimum federal safety standards require) in the new IIHS roof strength test; the MotorWeek Driver’s Choice Award for Best Small Utility; and the R.L. Polk award for consumer loyalty in the Compact SUV category.
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What better way to spend Earth Day than with Wild Wing and the new Honda Insight. Wild Wing, as you might know, is the mascot for the Ducks of Anaheim, the Southern California hockey team that plays in the Honda Center. Get the connection now? To help introduce its new hybrid to the public, Honda chose Earth Day to throw a little coming out party at the Honda Center, complete with food, games and prizes. They even set up one part of the parking lot for demonstration drives.
When we first got there we thought we might have been in the wrong place. There were about a dozen Insights lined in a row, but they were the last generation two-seaters. It seems the best place to look for prospects is among owners. After checking out the old ones, we decided to sample the new one. We took a spin around the cones, trying out the ECO mode and paddle shifters along the way. The car is really pretty normal once you get used to the CVT, gauges and teardrop shape. The drive was short but confirmed the car feels like a Honda, with a bunch of tech thrown in. It was a fun event that wasn’t very well publicized so the odds of winning a new Insight were really good.
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