2011 Honda Ridgeline

What will become of the Honda Ridgeline pickup truck after the 2011 model year? Honda isn’t saying, other than to confirm earlier reports from the Chicago Auto Show that "there would be no significant change to the Ridgeline through the 2011 model year." That said, PickupTrucks.com has apparently heard from reliable sources that Honda’s innovative unibody truck won’t be renewed for another go ’round after the present model’s rapidly approaching expiration date.

It’s no secret that the Ridgeline has failed to live up to Honda’s lofty sales goals of 50,000 units per year. In 2009, Honda moved just 16,464 total units, which may not be enough to justify the expense of a major remodel. Alternatively, Honda may be taking a wait-and-see approach to the compact pickup truck market – just in case there’s a rebound from the current segment-wide sales slump. Stay tuned.

2011 Honda CRZ Hybrid Car Photos

Honda's CR-Z hybrid coupe remains on track as a 2011 model, on sale in late 2010. Honda wants sports-car enthusiasts to buy it not because it's green, but because it's fun. The carmaker considered doing a non-hybrid version of the CR-Z, but it desperately wants to be seen as a hybrid supplier on par with Toyota and believes it needs a range of dedicated hybrid-only models to achieve that.

So the CR-Z gets a lively 140-horse, 1.8-liter Civic-derived engine. The IMA system -- motor, battery, electronics -- will be like the Insight's, as will the platform, to save cost. A senior engineer says, "It must be fun to drive, must remind you of the original CRX." And a manual gearbox will be offered. "CVT is fine for the market, mostly. But we are Honda! We must have a manual!"
2011 Honda CRZ Hybrid
2011 Honda CRZ Hybrid
2011 Honda CRZ Hybrid
2011 Honda CRZ Hybrid
2011 Honda CRZ Hybrid
2011 Honda CRZ Hybrid

2010 New honda accord Car Photos

2010 New honda accord Car Photo
2010 New honda accord Car Photo
2010 New honda accord Car Photo
2010 New honda accord Car Photo

2010 Honda Accord Crosstour Price

Honda today announced the pricing details on its new 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour crossover model that will arrive in dealerships on November 20.

All 2010 Honda Accord Crosstour models are equipped with a 3.5L i-VTEC V6 making at total of 271-hp and 254 lb-ft of torque at 5,000 RPM. Estimated EPA-rated fuel-economy for the 2WD model comes in at 18/27 mpg (city/highway and 17/25 for the 4WD model. The Honda Accord Crosstour will be available with a singe transmission, a 5-speed automatic, and with a choice between a two-wheel-drive and 4WD. The Honda Accord Crosstour will be offered in three trim levels, EX, EX-L and EX-L with navi.

The Honda Accord Crosstour price starts at $29,670 for the 2WD versions and at $34,020 for the 4WD models. The Honda Accord Crosstour price for the top of the range 4WD EX-L with Navi starts at $36,220.