Fuel efficiency is on the rise – if not already on top of consumers’ preferences. The gradually increasing gas prices have caused Milpitas used Honda owners to remain ever-so-grateful for choosing such a reliable and affordable brand. Anyone who has ever owned a Honda – myself included – knows that consumers can count on the Japanese automaker for delivering great gas mileage. … Continue Reading
I feel like every time I have to fill up my gas tank, my heart breaks a little once I see the sign with the cost per gallon. I’ve even become more attentive to detail on the road – just in case I can find gas a few cents cheaper in the next town. Many Milpitas used Honda drivers may feel my pain and may even be considering alternative modes of transportation. … Continue Reading
Let’s face it: gas prices are steadily increasing, and the unfortunate drama that has hit the Middle East and Japan indicate that they aren’t going down anytime soon. What this means for Fremont used car drivers is that we are going to have to become smarter about the way we drive, that is, to improve fuel economy. … Continue Reading
As far as the automobile industry goes, car brands do a noteworthy job of appealing to consumers’ unique needs. Parents, on the other hand, are a whole new playing field. Consumers with families to transport from point A to point B are looking for a bit more than just a stylish interior and great fuel economy. Parents need extra cargo space in addition to extra seating that family-friendly vehicles provide. Most importantly, however, is safety. … Continue Reading
If you build it, they will come….hybrid cars that is! Honda headquarters recently told the Milpitas new car dealer that automakers should worry less about building infrastructure for charging plug-in cars and focus more on making a more appealing electric vehicle. Honda’s senior manager of environment and energy strategy, Bob Bienenfeld, says, “If you have a product that people want, others will just climb all over each other to build the infrastructure for those cars, If you have a lousy car, it’s really hard to build infrastructure.” He is saying some automakers are just concerned with putting hybrids out on the market to compete with other automakers. They are not really looking at what the consumers want and are not trying to create the newest hybrid technology that would be the next best thing since the Internet!