Todd L. from Madison recently bought a new Honda Civic at Patty Peck Honda. Here is his story: Gas prices are crazy and owning two gas guzzlers is taking its toll on our wallet. I have been thinking about trading in my truck for a small car with good gas mileage for a couple months….
Honda products speak for themselves but we thought you might like to hear how some actual Honda Civic owners feel about their cars! LOVE MY CIVIC!!!! Posted By: AOL user I grew up in a house that drove only Hondas: obviously due to their reliability, safety, lifetime value, etc. After driving the Civic Coupe I…
The all new 2012 Civic sedans are arriving daily at Patty Peck Honda with the 2012 Civic Coupes to be released very soon. This ninth generation Civic with 39 years of great quality and value, has been completely transformed for 2012 to reach new levels of fuel economy, safety and technology. So whats new?
By any standards the Honda Pilot has been a success. Since it’s introduction in model year 2003 as one of the first crossover SUVs on the market, customers and the automotive press have praised it’s clever packaging, user friendly details and smooth powertrain. Honda Pilot drives have have realized the advantages a crossover can provide including better handling, improved fuel economy and more interior space.
2011 Honda Pilot Navigation-equipped models feature a factory-installed Bluetooth® HandsFreeLink® communication tool. Setting up your bluetooth compatible cell phone on a 2011 Honda Pilot is easy. Watch Ted Buck, one of our Honda Certified sales consultants as he helps Emily, a new Honda Pilot owner set up this feature. Helping our customers get familiar with…
Each year Patty Peck Honda teams up with The Diabetes Foundation of Mississippi to drive away diabetes in the “Car For A Cure” Raffle. This year the winner will receive a 2011 Honda Civic Sedan.
Did you know when you purchase a new Patty Peck Honda the tires are filled with nitrogen?
Patty Peck Honda is teaming up with Zippity Doo Dah® to raise money for Blair E. Batson Hospital for Children at the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
Every automaker worldwide will be affected by the disaster in Japan by late April, according to a report issued March 21, by automotive forecasters IHS Global Insight of Northville.
Michael Robinet, IHS’s Director of Automotive Forecast reports “It is not a matter of if, but when,” in an analysis of the impact of the disaster that halted domestic vehicle production and affected the parts supply chain.
IHS calculates Japan’s lost production at a minimum of 337,000 vehicles by the end of this week, because all plants in that country have been idled since the earthquake and 450,000 by the end of March, if all remain closed. The daily production loss is about 37,000 cars and trucks.
The all new 2011 Honda Odyssey, designed with the family in mind earns best possible 5-Star overall vehicle score in the National Highway Traffic Safety Administrations’s (NHTSA’s). The Odyssey joins the 2011 Accord Sedan as one of the few vehicles to date that achieves the federal government’s best-possible five-star Overall Vehicle Score and five stars in the combined frontal and side crash safety ratings.
