The new 2019 Honda Ridgeline and the new 2019 Toyota Tacoma are in the same class, and they have overall similar goals: to be a fun-for-all pickup that can work like a truck but play like a sports car.
There's some overlap in features and some in performance, but there's a lot that sets these two trucks apart.
The tenth-generation Honda Civic seemed like a perfect recipe: smooth, clean, delightful, and so fun, it'll always leave you ready for more.
It seemed like there was nothing the compact could improve on: until we learned that, for 2019, Honda would be adding a Sport trim to sedan and coupe lineups.
Before now, the tenth-gen Honda Civic has only offered a Sport trim on the hatchback body style. This is big news for drivers in Georgia who want to add some attitude and bold design to their comfortable and practical commuter car.
Thanks to an aggressive push to get replacement parts from suppliers, and to a high success rate of repairs already completed, Honda is moving forward with their next round of vehicle safety recalls related to the potential for issues caused by Takata airbags.
Thanks to this diligence, Honda has been able to repair about 78% of their affected vehicles and get them back on the road, returning confidence and peace of mind to Honda owners all over the country. This airbag recall has affected automakers at every level, and currently nearly 40 million vehicles are being recalled.
Benjamin Preston is a reviewer and content creator for online automotive publication The Drive--and he's recently become a dad for the first time. Now, he's combining his skills as an auto reviewer with his need to drive a safe, reliable car that he might even enjoy.
One of the cars in his "New Dad Review" series?
The 2018 Honda Civic.
Available in a lot of colors, configurations, trim levels, and interiors, the new Honda Civic lineup is great for just about any demographic--but Preston takes a look at why this compact car, in sedan or hatchback form…
Newnan, GA, is embracing a new future of hybrid and electric vehicles--and while it's hard to deny the benefits of a fuel-efficient HEV, odd styling and expensive price tags keep many locals from choosing to buy one.
The all-new 2019 Honda Insight, due at the end of 2018, is looking to create a new kind of hybrid sedan that fits your daily lifestyle and is a little easier on your wallet.
Preview the upcoming 2019 Honda Insight Hybrid sedan here, and let the team at Honda of Newnan show you why this four-door is going to be such an…
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