New Flemington area Hondas with Navigation
Navigation services have made traveling much easier and more enjoyable. Gone on the days when you have to rely on a frustrated co-pilot or a jumbled road map, which may or may not be upside down. It doesn’t cost much to upgrade to a Honda with navigation, and there are many models to choose from. This year, drive home a new Flemington area Honda with navigation services.
2015 Honda Accord
Both the Honda Accord Coupe and Sedan EX-L trim levels are equipped with navigation services. The Honda Accord features a 2.4-liter inline-4 engine and a CVT automatic transmission. The horsepower rating for the 4-cylinder engine is 185 hp at 6400 RPM with 181 lb.-ft. of torque at 3900 RPM. If you decide to upgrade to the V6 sedan model, the horsepower increases to 278 hp at 6200 RPM with 252 lb-ft. of torque. Installed options in the Accord include a stereo system with CD player, MP3 player, sun/moon roof, satellite radio, memory seating, Bluetooth, performance tires, lane departure warning, security system, and a navigation.
2015 Honda Crosstour V6
If you need a little more space, without having to opt for a large SUV, the Crosstour is an excellent compromise. The 2015 Honda Crosstour EX-L benefits from the power of a 278-hp 3.5-liter V6 and a 4-wheel drive drivetrain. The 5-passenger wagon is loaded with power, leather, memory seats, satellite radio, CD player, auxiliary audio input, Bluetooth connection, heated seats and mirrors, all-season tires, universal garage door opener, a backup camera, and a navigation system.
2015 Honda Pilot
Captain the perfect ride in the 2015 Honda Pilot SUV. The family-favorite SUV combines the power of a 250-hp V6 with the prowess and agility of a 4-wheel drive drivetrain. Seating is plentiful in the Pilot with second and third rows. Road trip and commuting amenities in the EX-L and Touring trim levels include all-season tires, power liftgate, heated mirrors and leather seats, keyless entry, security system, Bluetooth technology, auxiliary audio input, MP3, satellite radio, backup camera, and easy-to-use navigation services. The Touring adds an entertainment system.
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If you fall behind on your payments, recovery can be a difficult and stressful journey. Some people feel as if they will always be stuck in a rut, but if you remain dedicated to the result, recovery is possible. After a repossession, your mind will be in a scramble, so you need some to help you make sense of it all and devise a plan. Repossession if difficult, but you can recover. Clinton area Honda has tips to help you recuperate from a repossession. There is no quick fix; recovery requires patience.
- First, you need to make sure all of the information on your report is accurate.
- You might need to seek help from a debt assistance organization. If you take this route, do your research, as some people fork up loads of cash with little results. Check the Federal Trade Commission’s site before you choose a company. Do not fall for “credit repair” schemes.
- Focus on your good credit history. If you have fallen behind on your car payment, do not allow everything else to fall behind as well.
- Consider applying for a secured credit card. You will need to put down a deposit if you are approved, but it can help you build up your credit again. Do not max out the card and always make the payment.
- Start saving for a down payment. A lender will be hesitant to lend to you again, but if the institution sees you are assuming some of the risk, you will be a more desirable candidate.
- Change your spending habits. Now is not the time to go shopping for a new cell phone, television, shoes, etc. Focus on the things you need instead of the items you want. There is a difference.
Many people store their vehicles for long periods of time for many different reasons. Some of the most common reasons include a long vacation, school, or military travel. Sometimes people may have a vehicle that they only use during certain seasons, such as a sports car that is only driven in the summer and would need to be stored for the winter. Learn how to properly store your vehicle from our Clinton Honda dealership.
Keep Up On the Maintenance
Just because you are not driving your vehicle doesn’t mean that you can just let your maintenance responsibilities go. First of all, make sure that you are up to date on all of the maintenance before you store the vehicle. Be sure to get an oil change since fresh oil will last much longer. Fill up the gas tank. See if there is somebody that can start your vehicle for you at least twice a month and drive it for about 15 minutes each time. This will help to keep your engine lubricated and the battery working well.
Keep up on the Cleaning
On top of the maintenance, you don’t want to let the cleanliness of your vehicle go because you are not driving it. If you can, park it in a garage. If you have to keep it parked outdoors, get a good weatherproof cover for it. Be sure to wash it well before you cover it. You don’t want things like dirt and bird droppings just sitting on the paint for a long period of time since they will likely cause damage.
Don’t Lose Your Car Keys! Our Honda Dealer near Hackettstown Gives You Some Good Tips and Advice
Our Honda dealer near Hackettstown is urging you to not lose your car keys. Losing your car keys can spell trouble in more ways than one. Not only it is very stressful for you, but it can be very costly for you as well. Be sure to always keep good tabs on your car keys.
How to Avoid Losing Your Car Keys
You can help to avoid losing your car keys by never allowing yourself to put them down in any strange spots, or in any spots where keys can easily disappear, such as on couches or in any public places. Don’t let your children play with them. You should get in the habit of putting them in a secure place, like your pocket or your bag when they are not in use.
Replacing Lost Car Keys
Replacing lost keys can be much more troublesome than you would think. The days of just being able to walk into your local hardware store or locksmith and have copies made are long over. Car keys are now much harder and much more expensive to replace. This is the case because it used to be way too easy for people to copy keys and steal cars. So, even though it might be a real pain, these stricter policies and car key improvements are actually there to protect you.
Your windshield is there to protect you and your passengers. It keeps you in the car and it keeps unwanted things from entering the car. It is such an important part of your safety, which is why it should be treated with care. Get some windshield safety advice from your Phillipsburg area Honda dealer.
Damage
Any damage or issues with your windshield need to be addressed immediately. The longer you wait the worse and more dangerous it will get. A tiny chip or crack could very possibly turn into a more major issue if not fixed, and it will often spread across the windshield. Over time, dirt will get into the crack making it harder or even impossible to seal. If you catch windshield damage quick enough you can very possibly save yourself from having to replace the entire thing.
Replacement
Sometimes you just have no choice but to replace your windshield. It would be in your absolute best interest to have this done by a trusted professional and done right. Having your new windshield improperly installed is not something you want to mess around with. A windshield that is installed incorrectly could potentially pop out in a crash and cause your whole roof to cave in. The force of your airbags deploying during a crash could also possibly cause the windshield to pop out. You are much better off spending a little extra money if it ensures that your new windshield is secure.
The Honda Pilot Touring is a large and powerful 8-passenger crossover SUV. It is stylish, durable, comfortable, and offers high levels of quality and functionality. Despite its size, this 
fierce sport utility vehicle still manages to provide you with a smooth, car-like driving experience. Our Honda dealer near Bridgewater has the fabulous 2015 Honda Pilot Touring waiting for you.
Seating and Trim
The 2015 Honda Pilot Touring has leather upholstery, alloy-look trim, and an alloy and leather-trimmed steering wheel. The driver has a heated bucket seat with 10-way power adjustments, including memorized height, memorized lumbar, and memorized tilt. The front passenger has a heated bucket seat with power adjustments. The rear passengers have split-folding seats with manual recline and manual fore/aft. The third row passengers have a split-folding bench that seats 3 and folds flat to the floor.
Popular Features
The 2015 Honda Pilot Touring has a fantastic audio system with an AM/FM radio, a CD player, satellite radio, wireless headphones, in-dash DVD, and color screen. It has 10 speakers and a subwoofer. It has an internal HD navigation system with full map and voice. There is front radar parking distance sensors, and rear camera and radar parking distance sensors.
- Steering wheel mounted remote audio controls
- Element antenna
- Cruise control
- Trip computer
- Electric glass sunroof
- Ventilation system with micro filter
- Passenger ventilation controls
- Three-zone climate control
- Tilt telescoping steering wheel
- Remote power locks
The Honda CR-Z is a small 2-passenger coupe that is fun to drive and full of pizzazz. It is powered by Honda’s Integrated Motor Assist system, which combines a gas engine with an 
electric motor. It has a continuously variable transmission. You will get an amazing 31 miles per gallon in the city and 38 miles per gallon on the highway. It offers an impressive amount of features and equipment all around. Come test drive the 2014 Honda CR-Z at your Flemington area Honda dealer.
Comfort Features
The 2014 Honda CR-Z has cloth upholstery and alloy-look trim. The driver and the front passenger have sports seats, with the driver having manual height adjustments. It has a tilt telescoping steering wheel and vehicle speed-proportional power steering type. There is a ventilation system with a micro filter and climate control. The trip computer includes your average speed, average fuel economy, current fuel economy, and range for remaining fuel.
- AM/FM radio and CD player
- Steering wheel audio controls
- Six speakers
- Roof antenna
- Cruise control
- Remote power locks
- Front cup holders
Safety Features
The 2014 Honda CR-Z has rear camera parking distance sensors. It has intelligent driver and passenger front airbags, front side airbags, and front and rear curtain airbags. There is anti-theft protection and an immobilizer. It has an anti-lock brake system, electronic traction control, and four-wheel disc brakes. The headlights are halogen with complex surface lenses. It has headlight control with a dusk sensor, and intermittent windshield wipers.
The Honda Insight is a practical, fuel efficient, and stylish 5-passenger hybrid hatchback. It combines a 1.3 liter gas engine with a 13 horsepower electric motor, and a 2-speed 
continuously variable transmission. It gives you just what you need inside and out for a comfortable, safe, and enjoyable ride. Come check out the 2014 Honda Insight at your Clinton Honda dealership.
Standard Equipment
The 2014 Honda Insight has an AM/FM radio, a CD player that reads MP3 format, two speakers, and a roof antenna. It has a trip computer that includes average speed, average fuel economy, current fuel economy, and range for remaining fuel. It has remote power locks, a tilt telescoping steering wheel, and vehicle speed-proportional power steering type. There is a ventilation system with a micro filter, climate control, and front cup holders. It has cloth upholstery.
- Anti-lock brake system
- Electronic traction control
- Two-wheel ventilated disc brakes
- Immobilizer
- Halogen headlights with projector beam lenses
- Intermittent windshield wipers
- Intelligent driver and passenger front airbag
- Front side airbag
- Front and rear curtain airbag
- Five height-adjustable front and rear seat head restraints
- Height adjustable front seatbelts with pre-tensioners
- 3-point center belt in the rear
It has 15” x 5.5” front and rear steel wheels, and 185/60-15 front and rear all-season tires, including low rolling resistance. The front and rear bumpers and the driver and passenger power door mirrors are all body-colored.
Honda sure does know how to rack up the awards and accolades. In a very competitive market that is flooded with hundreds of cars, crossovers, and SUVs, Honda continues to impress its customers and the industry critics. The 2015 Honda CR-V sure does know what it is like to bask in the glow of success. The 2015 Honda CR-V at Hackettstown area Honda was named the Motor Trend 2015 SUV of the Year. 
How the 2015 Honda CR-V Earned its Bragging Rights
How does a SUV earn such an elite title from one of the most respected institutions in the auto industry? Explore what makes an SUV the best.
- Engine performance
The 2015 Honda CR-V is available in four different trim levels: LX, EX, EX-L and Touring. Each SUV is powered by the aluminum-alloy inline-4 with variable valve timing and a double overhead cam design. The horsepower rating is 185 at 6400 RPM with 181 lb.-ft. of torque at 3900 RPM.
- Efficiency
According to the EPA, the fuel economy rating for the all-wheel drive Honda CR-V is 26/33 mpg. The total annual fuel cost averages $1700, which can save consumers nearly $2,000 over five years.
- Superior safety
Honda designed the CR-V with the latest safety devices and technology: stability control, electronic brakeforce distribution, brake assist, rearview camera, ABS, traction control, a collection of airbags throughout the cabin, and curtain airbags with a rollover sensor.
- Overall value
Dealership pricing for the 2015 Honda CR-V starts at $27,100, and it does not exceed $34,000.
- Functional features
Standard features in the Honda CR-V include USB connectivity, auxiliary audio input, remote keyless power locks, cargo tie downs, a rear liftgate door, sun/moon roof, Bluetooth®, and heated seats.
When you are preparing to tow a trailer behind you, extra precautions must be implemented. Not only do you have to inspect your trailer and its safety features, but also you must inspect the load before you leave. Phillipsburg area Honda explains how to load and tow a trailer. 
Safe Loading
It is critical to balance your load when you are towing a trailer behind you. Consider a few important steps when loading your trailer:
- Never exceed your vehicle’s trailering and load capacities.
- Always place heavier items in the front of the trailer’s front axle.
- 60% of the cargo weight should be in the front of the trailer, and the remaining 40% should be in the back.
- Position the cargo so that it is centered horizontally, and tie the items down so they do not shift on the trailer.
- Tie the load at many different angles.
- Do not stack the load higher or wider so that it impedes your view.
Towing Tips
Safety is key when you are towing a vehicle. You are much larger and heavier, which means you are at risk for malfunctions, skidding, rollover, and jackknifing. Follow a few simple rules when you are towing:
- Inspect brakes, tires and lights before you leave.
- Reduce you speed, and never exceed 55 mph.
- Avoid aggressive driving habits such as riding the bumper of a vehicle in front of you, sudden and sharp steering, sudden braking, failing to obey traffic signals and signs, and passing when it is not safe.
- Avoid distractions and keep both hands on the wheel.
- When you are backing up, put your hand on the bottom steering wheel and steer into the direction you want the trailer to go: turn to your left to move the trailer to the left, and turn your hand to the right to move the trailer to the right.
- Make wider turns.
- Use the gear the manufacturer recommends for towing.
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