The Fit has a 117-hp, 1.5-liter, 16-valve, i-VTEC® 4-cylinder Engine for quicker acceleration. And with dynamic i-VTEC technology, the Fit offers the perfect balance of pep and efficiency[1]. A performance-oriented suspension makes it quick on the draw with shockingly sporty handling. The steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters on the available automatic transmission Fit Sport model provides drivers with an engaging on-road experience.
The Fit Sport has fast looks and slick style. From the rear roofline spoiler to its aero-zealous face and fog lights, this swift metro acrobat is a certified extrovert. The Fit Sport also rocks machine-finished, 16-inch alloy wheels cementing its status in the world of high style.
[1] 27 city/33 highway/29 combined mpg rating for Fit and Fit Sport with manual transmission. 28 city/35 highway/31 combined mpg rating for Fit with automatic transmission. 27 city/33 highway/30 combined mpg rating for Fit Sport with automatic transmission. Based on 2013 EPA mileage ratings. Use for comparison purposes only. Your actual mileage will vary depending on how you drive and maintain your vehicle.
Every Honda is a product of innovative engineering and quality manufacturing. And only well-maintained Honda models that are less than six years old and have a maximum of 80,000 miles are eligible for certification. The certification process includes:
An exhaustive 150-point mechanical and appearance inspection, performed by the dealer, to ensure that each vehicle meets Honda Certified Used Cars standards
Honda-trained technicians scrutinize all major vehicle systems, including brakes, engine, drivetrain, steering, suspension, tires, wheels, exhaust system and vehicle interior and exterior
Dealer technicians recondition any component that does not meet our standards
Any component that cannot be reconditioned is replaced with Genuine Honda parts
Up-to-date scheduled maintenance services
Free CARFAX Vehicle History Report
Honda dealers run a CARFAX Vehicle History Report at no cost to you to assure that your Honda Certified Used Car does not contain any DMV-reported incidents such as salvage, fire, flood damage, odometer problems or lemon history.
A copy of each car’s CARFAX Vehicle History Report will be kept at the Honda dealership and will be available for you to see. Or you can always get a free Vehicle History Report online.
HondaLink™ is here! Honda’s newest hi-tech feature is a cloud-based system that connects you to your favorite digital content without hassling with your mobile phone. Access Aha™ by Harmon, Pandora® internet radio, SMS texting and more via the audio system interface and voice recognition. Watch the video to learn more.
Its summer and the season of road trips and adventures. So now is the time to get your Honda in tip top shape. Whether you need and oil change, tune-up, or tire check, the Service Center at Airport Marina Honda is standing by!
The all-new 2012 Honda CR-V is the fourth generation of Honda’s popular and widely acclaimed first venture into the SUV market. New on the 2012 CR-V is the Eco-Assist system, which will adjust transmissions shift points and gently retard acceleration. Eco-Assist can be switched on and off by the driver. Honda has given the new CR-V some equally new drivetrain technology. The 2012 CR-V gets hill-start assist, which applies the brakes when the car is stopped on an incline and releases them when the driver touches the accelerator. The clutch that sends power to the rear wheels on the AWD models has a pre-load function that prevents any initial slippage when moving off from a stop. On freeways and surface streets, the ride and handling is solid without being overly firm and stable with little body lean in corners even at elevated speeds.
Is the CR-V right for you? Find it today, by visiting our large selection at Airport Marina Honda! View our inventory of the 2012 CR-V!
Honda continues to show its dedication to making the safest cars possible, as well as staying on the cutting edge of the latest automotive safety technology. Although all automakers must pass there vehicles through federal safety regulations, Honda’s commitment goes beyond that, as they focus on safety in real world situations.
In 2000, Honda opened the world’s first indoor multi-directional crash test safety facility, located their major R&D center in Japan. In 2003, they added a new Automotive Safety Research Facility to our R&D center in Ohio. Two of the world’s most advanced indoor crash safety research facilities, these centers conduct a variety of tests to provide Honda with a deeper understanding of what happens in real world collisions as the basis for new technologies that advance safety.
Honda’s indoor crash test safety facility in Japan is as large as a major league baseball field. This enables Honda to conduct crash tests from a variety of directions, at varying speeds, and between vehicles of different sizes. It took Honda three years to create the world’s first “pitching sled test” at the new Automotive Safety Research Facility in Ohio. By simulating how a vehicle’s rear end lifts up in a frontal collision, they can better measure the real world performance of safety systems as a means to help minimize the danger of such collisions.
Honda’s safety research facilities are playing a critical role in our better understanding of collision dynamics and the development of new technologies that improve safety in the real world. Aren’t you glad you drive a Honda?
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The 2012 Odyssey is the combination of modern design, cutting-edge technology and superior functionality. Plus, it is the Official Vehicle of Little League Baseball. “Back and Forth” highlights Honda’s long-standing relationship with Little League, as well as Odyssey’s class-leading fuel economy. Here’s to everyone who can relate to the drives to & from games and practices!
The Fit has a 117-hp, 1.5-liter, 16-valve, i-VTEC® 4-cylinder Engine for quicker acceleration. And with dynamic i-VTEC technology, the Fit offers the perfect balance of pep and efficiency[1]. A performance-oriented suspension makes it quick on the draw with shockingly sporty handling. The steering wheel-mounted paddle shifters on the available automatic transmission Fit Sport model provides drivers with an engaging on-road experience.
The all-new 2012 Honda CR-V is the fourth generation of Honda’s popular and widely acclaimed first venture into the SUV market. New on the 2012 CR-V is the Eco-Assist system, which will adjust transmissions shift points and gently retard acceleration. Eco-Assist can be switched on and off by the driver. Honda has given the new CR-V some equally new drivetrain technology. The 2012 CR-V gets hill-start assist, which applies the brakes when the car is stopped on an incline and releases them when the driver touches the accelerator. The clutch that sends power to the rear wheels on the AWD models has a pre-load function that prevents any initial slippage when moving off from a stop. On freeways and surface streets, the ride and handling is solid without being overly firm and stable with little body lean in corners even at elevated speeds.
Honda continues to show its dedication to making the safest cars possible, as well as staying on the cutting edge of the latest automotive safety technology. Although all automakers must pass there vehicles through federal safety regulations, Honda’s commitment goes beyond that, as they focus on safety in real world situations.
