Honda Model Lineup Honda Fit, Civic Sedan, Coupe, Coupe Si, Sedan Si & Hybrid, Accord Sedan, Coupe & Hybrid, Element, CR-V, Pilot, Odyssey, Ridgeline, S-2000 & Insight Hybrid.
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Honda Fit
Honda’s 5-door subcompact hatchback that is designed to offer a high level of functionality, sporty
driving and a high-level of standard safety equipment including standard tire-pressure-monitoring
system. The Fit enters the U.S. market in 2006 as a 2007 model but is already a popular model in
Japan and Europe, where it is sold as the Honda Jazz. 2009 Honda Fit is powered by a new 1.5L 117-
hp engine. Fuel economy, rated at 28/35 mpg city/hwy with either manual or automatic transmission.
MSRP Price Range: $14,750 - $18,960 Invoice Price: Not released
Honda Civic
The 7th generation Civic arrived in 2001 & the Civic Si returned for 2002. The entire Civic line was
all-new for 2006. 2008 receives more features for the EX-L including heated seats & side mirrors,
leather trim to steering wheel, seating surfaces and center armrest. A Civic MUGET Si sedan also
debuts featuring a high-performance suspension, forged aluminum 18" alloy wheels, full aerodynamic
body kit with adjustable rear wing spoiler and rear diffuser and a sport-tuned exhaust system.
2009 MSRP Price Range: $15,305 - $25,190 Invoice Price: Not released
Honda Element
Introduced for 2003, the Element is Honda’s interpretation of a crossover SUV which Honda describes
as a multi-functional and versatile light-duty truck. The Element has a hard, flat floor like a pickup but is
enclosed like an SUV, with side cargo doors and innovative seating to accommodate both passengers
and cargo. For 2007, the Element received its first update with new styling, more standard equipment,
10 more horsepower, an optional 5-speed automatic transmission and a sporty SC version.
2009 MSRP Price Range: $20,275 - $25,770 Invoice Price: Not released
Honda CR-V
Honda’s compact SUV that was redesigned for 2007, featuring new exterior styling that trades the
trademark rear-mounted spare tire and side-hinged rear door for a rear liftgate. The CR-V originally
debuted in the U.S. in 1997, built on the Civic platform, and quickly became the best-selling compact
SUV. The CR-V was redesigned for 2002, offering more power and smoother exterior styling. Upscale
options help this mini SUV touch all the bases.
2009 MSRP Price Range: $21,245 - $28,945 Invoice Price: Not released
Honda Civic Hybrid
Added to the lineup for 2003, featuring a fuel-efficient gas-electric hybrid powertrain. The Civic is
Honda’s compact car offered in sedan, coupe, and hatchback versions. First introduced as a small,
inexpensive hatchback in 1972, the Civic has increased in size while continuing to offer excellent fuel
economy. Honda introduced an all-new 2nd-generation Civic Hybrid for the 2006 model year. Honda
Civic Hybrid is equipped with a very generous array of standard features.
2009 MSRP Price Range: $23,650 - $26,850 Invoice Price: Not released
Honda Odyssey
Honda’s minivan, originally introduced in 1995 when it was built on the Accord platform. When the
larger second-generation Odyssey debuted for 1999 built on a new platform, it was the largest Honda
ever built. The third-generation Odyssey was introduced for the 2005 model year. The 2007 Honda
Odyssey adds a tilt and telescoping steering wheel, a center pocket coin holder, a Tire-Pressure-
Monitoring System, and two new exterior colors.
2009 MSRP Price Range: $26,255 - $41,005 Invoice Price: Not released
Honda S2000
Based on the Honda SSM concept car that first appeared at the 1995 Tokyo Motor Show, capturing the
spirit of legendary high-performance sports cars of the past, as well as Honda's very first sports car,
the S500. According to Honda, the company's racing heritage is reflected in every aspect of the
S2000's design, performance and handling. For 2008 a club racer-inspired trim called the CR is
added to the lineup.
2009 MSRP Price Range: $34,995 - $37,995 Invoice Price: Not released
Honda Ridgeline
Honda’s 1st pickup truck & unlike traditional full-size pickups, it does not have a separate cargo bed,
but the passenger cab & bed are integrated, giving the truck a distinctive look. Ridgeline uses a fully
integrated closed box frame & unit body construction, and is rated for a 1,100-lb bed capacity and
5,000-lb towing capacity. The Ridgeline also features 4-wheel fully independent suspension & a fully
automatic Variable Torque Management 4WD System.
2009 MSRP Price Range: $28,000 - $36,330 Invoice Price: Not released
Honda Accord
First sold in the U.S. in 1976 as a compact car & has grown larger & more luxurious, moving into the
midsize category in 1998. More dramatic styling & an increase in size, 2008 Accord Sedan offers the
most room & comfort. Next-generation Variable Cylinder Management, interface dial controller and
dual-chamber driver’s and front passenger’s side airbags. Offered in both sedan & coupe versions,
the coupe receives more aggressive & emotional styling to differentiate it from the sedan.
2009 MSRP Price Range: $20,905 - $31,155 Invoice Price: Not released
Honda Pilot
Honda’s midsize SUV with seating for up to 8 passengers. The original Honda midsize SUV in 1993
was the Passport built by Isuzu and the Honda-designed and built Pilot debuted as a 2003 model
based on the Odyssey platform. For 2006 the Odyssey received updates to the exterior and interior,
and two-wheel-drive versions are available for the first time. 2009 Honda Pilot is offered in four trim
levels, LX, EX, EX-L & Touring, 250-hp 3.5L V6 with a 5-speed automatic transmission in all models.
2009 MSRP Price Range: $27,695 - $40,095 Invoice Price: Not released
Why should I buy a Certified Used (Preowned) Vehicle from a Honda Dealer? Every Certified Pre Owned Honda Dealership place their vehicles through a extensive multi-point inspection, which insures that each vehicle is qualified to display the Certified Pre Owned badge. Please check that the Dealer offers a Certified Used Car Program. Most of the Dealers offering a Honda Certified Used Car Program offer special financing and warranty on these vehicles. Finding your ideal Used Certified Preowned vehicle is simple. Most Honda Dealer listings are updated daily with a good selection of Used (pre-owned) Honda Automobiles in Dealer stock, including used Trucks, Mini-vans, SUVs, Sports cars, Luxury cars, Sedans, Coupes, Hybrids, Gas Powered, Diesel Powered, and economy-low fuel cost vehicles.
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*MSRP excludes tax, title, lic, options and dealer fees. Prices do not include destination charges as they may vary from state to state.
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