Kuni Honda on Arapahoe

For many consumers in developing countries, purchasing a new Honda Civic or Accord might be out of the question given the price. Instead, many people who need to commute to work rely on scooters, mopeds, and public transportation. Well a new option is on the horizon thanks to Honda. A new, accessibly priced diesel-burning sub-compact will soon be available to drivers in India.

Coined the Honda Amaze, this small sedan could be the answer to?

Here at Kuni Honda on Arapahoe, we know that crossover vehicles are hot right now. Drivers everywhere have begun to realize that a vehicle with the utility and space of an SUV, and the comfort and styling of a sedan, can be the perfect solution for their transportation needs. That is why we were very happy when the April sales figures came out and revealed that the popular Honda CR-V was the best-selling crossover in?

For most owners of a minivan, the job is not done once the kids are dropped off at school. Many drivers then need to drive the car to work. Once the day is over, it's back in the car and the van turns back into mom/dad's taxi service. Over the course of a week, that translates to many hours spent behind the wheel. Deciding which van to purchase is not an simple?

Making the decision to purchase a new or used car is never an easy choice, even when you have the style of vehicle picked out, there are so many automakers out there trying to get your business with flashy technologies and wacky paint jobs. It can be difficult to cut through the crap and settle on a brand that you know you will be happy with. So if you find yourself in this position, then?

Here at Kuni Honda on Arapahoe we know that most drivers in the Denver and Aurora areas care deeply about the environment. That is why we are so proud to be serving an auto brand with such a strong commitment to environmental preservation. Last time on our blog, we talked about new green technology that is being included in some of the new Honda models. This time we are talking about green initiatives of a?

There is a certain Pavlovian nature to one of the newest technologies onboard certain new Honda vehicles. Used to essentially train drivers to have more eco-friendly habits behind the wheel, Honda has created the ECO Assist. Now, this new technology is in the running for a big award from the Green Car journal.

Honda ECO Assist is the newest way that our favorite Japanese automaker is keeping more cash in your pocket. It works by?

Lets imagine for a second that your beloved car is on its last legs. It has been your trusty companion for years but eventually the general wear and tear has caught up to it. As hard as it can be to say goodbye to a vehicle you have developed a bond with, the time will come when you need to let it go. But then, how do you begin again? It has been so long?

As more and more 20 somethings get jobs and spread their wings, their pockets are filling up with cash. Right now, smart companies are looking for ways to get them to spend that extra dough on their products, this is partially the reason for the debut of the Honda GEAR Concept at the Montreal Auto Show.

Honda revealed the GEAR Concept as its first attempt to penetrate the urban car segment. Traditionally the members of?

When an automaker begins creating a new vehicle to add to their lineup, one of their biggest goals is to maximize fuel efficiency while minimizing carbon dioxide emissions. Recently, we found out that one particular new Honda model was putting out some of the lowest emissions of any car on the road. Naturally we are talking about the 2014 Honda Accord Plug-In Hybrid.

Proving commitment to environmental protection seems to be a game of one-upmanship  between the world's biggest automakers. Here in Centennial, we aren't complaining because we value any effort made by an auto production company to lessen their impact on the environment. That is why we were very happy to read the year-end environmental report from Honda that details the steps and achievements made by the automaker to keep the company on a more…